Title: Blacks in business
Authors: Jones, Edward H.
Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
Year: 1971
Subjects: African American businesspeople
Contents: Introduction -- A brief historical survey -- How Blacks get started in business -- Small local business or manufacturing? -- The problems: capital, credit, insurance and opportunity -- The problems: know-how, record-keeping, personnel and profits -- The problems: trade associations, patronage, competition, markets and government support -- What the White business can do to help -- What government can do to help -- What the public can do to help -- What the Black businessman can do for himself -- The new breed of Black businessmen -- Integrated ownership -- Black capitalism: a business philosophy -- The two-way commitment -- Appendix.