The Masterman Committee

The Masterman Committee was a British parliamentary group established in 1923 to investigate the causes of the decline in British trade and industry. It aimed to gather insights from various sectors, seeking to understand the economic challenges facing the nation after World War I. The committee's findings highlighted issues such as competition from other countries and the need for industrial modernization. Its work contributed to discussions on economic policy and reforms necessary to revitalize Britain's economy in the face of changing global dynamics. The committee is named after its chairman, Sir Henry Masterman.