Answer:
In simple words, As parts of the, combat initiative the US administration used centralized price and supply controls controlled by the War Factories Board, the Nutrition Administration, as well as the Fuel Management to try to steer economic activity.
Taxes accounted for approximately 22% of the overall cost of the war, while printing money accounted for 20 to 25%, leaving government bonds to account for 53 to 58 percent of the maximum expense.
