The term 'Robins' Bill' refers to a piece of legislation proposed by Senator Warren G. Harding in 1920. The bill, also known as the National Industrial Recovery Act, was designed to help the United States economy recover from the effects of World War I. The acronym NIB stands for National Industrial Board, which was created to oversee the implementation of the act. The board was responsible for setting wages and prices, as well as creating codes of fair competition. The act was eventually declared unconstitutional in 1935.