Readings in the social control of industry, selected by a committee of the American economic association. - American Economic Association; Hoover, Edgar Malone, Jr. comp.; Dean, Joel 1906-. (Philadelphia Blakiston, 1942)
Can the antitrust laws preserve competition n By C.D. Edwards.-Monopoly in law and economics, by E. S. Mason.-Business and the law, by M. W. Watkins.-Unfair competition, by Milton Handler.-The antitrust laws and the regulation of price competition, by A. R. Burns.-Methods of developing a proper control of big business, by E.S. Mason.-Notes on the antitrust law policy, by P.T. Homan.-Monopolistic competition and public policy, by D.H. Wallace.-The passing of the public utility concept, by H. M. Gray.-The "consumer" and "public" interests under public regulation, by B. W. Lewis.-The conservation of oil, by Northcutt Ely.-The British movement for industrial reconstruction and the control of competitive activity, by A. F. Lucas.-The organization of industry and the theory of prices, by A. R. Burns.-Full utilization, equilibrium and the expansion of production, by A. B. Wolfe.-Toward a concept of workable competition, by J. M. Clark.-Bibliography of articles on the social control of industry, compiled by H. G. White, Jr. (p. 477-490)
"Selection committee...Edgar M. Hoover, jr., Joel Dean."
Keywords: Industry and state -- United States; Trusts, Industrial -- United States; Competition, Unfair -- United States