Study, no. 1-34
By: Royal Commission on Corporate Concentration
Publisher: Printing and Publishing, Supply and Services Canada
Published: 1977
Place of publication: Ottawa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 33
Subjects: Industrial concentration; Case studies; Corporations; Conglomerate corporations
Notes: No. 7 not yet published.

No. 1-16 consist of studies of individual corporations.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: no. 17. Berkowitz, S. D. Enterprise structure and corporate concentration.; title: no. 18. Kazanjian, J. A. Corporate disclosure.; title: no.19. Litvak,I. A. and Maule, C. J. Corporate dualism and the Canadian steel industry.; title: no. 20. McFetridge, D. G. and Weatherly, L.J. Notes on the economics of large firm size.; title: no. 21. The Niagara Institute. Corporate social performance in Canada.; title: no. 22. Paltiel, K. Z. Party, candidate and election finance.; title: no. 23. Allaire, Y. The newspaper firm and freedom of information.; title: no. 24. Stanbury, W. T. Reciprocal buying arrangements.; title: no. 25. Murray, V. V. and Dimick, D. E. Personnel administration in large and middle-sized Canadian businesses.; title: no. 26. Caves, R. E., et al. Studies in Canadian industrial organization.; title: no. 27. Gartrell, J. W. Organization size and alienation.; title: no. 28. Stikeman, et al. Corporate concentration and the Canadian tax system.; title: no. 29. Lecraw, D. J. Economies of scale in Canadian manufacturing: a survey.; title: no. 30. Himelfarb, A. The social characteristics of one-industry towns in Canada.; title: no. 31. Marfels, C. Concentration levels and trends in the Canadian economy, 1965-1973.; title: no. 32. Lecraw, D. J. and Thompson, D. N. Conglomerate mergers in Canada.; title: no. 33. White, T. H. Organization size as a factor influencing labour relations.; title: no. 34. Globerman, S. Mergers and acquistions in Canada.