It was adopted by the London Conference and was accepted in the nation in question largely due to the efforts of Wilhelm Marx.  
It was adopted by the London Conference and was accepted in the nation in question largely due to the efforts of Wilhelm Marx.  Among its stipulations was the introduction of new excise, transportation, and custom taxes.  Named for the chair of the committee which proposed it, who would become the 30th U.S. Vice President, it also called for the evacuation of Belgian and French troops from the Ruhr, provided for massive U.S. loans, and arranged that payments would begin at one billion marks per year and increase over four years to 2.5 billion marks per annum.  FTP, identify this 1924 plan for German war-reparations eventually replaced by the Young Plan.
It was adopted by the London Conference and was accepted in the nation in question largely due to the efforts of Wilhelm Marx.  
Dawes Plan