Governmental marketing barriers ...
Contributors: Strong, Frank R.; Duke University. School of Law.
Series: Law and contemporary problems -- vol. 8, no. 2, spring, 1941; Law and contemporary problems -- v. 8, no. 2.
Publisher: School of Law, Duke University
Published: 1941
Place of publication: [Durham, N.C.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 414
Subjects: Interstate commerce; Marketing; Retail trade -- United States
Notes: Cover title.

Edited by F. R. Strong.
Table of contents: title: Foreword.; title: Interstate trade barriers in the United States, by P. T. Truitt.; title: Interstate barrier effects of the use tax, by R. E. Carlso.; title: Control by licensing over entry into the market, by I. W. Silverman, L. T. Bennett, Irvin Lechliter.; title: Note on governmental product favoritism, by the editor.; title: Legislative restrictions on marketing integration, by Edith N. Cook.; title: Economic implications of business boundary laws, by C. D. Edwards.; title: Monopolistic competition in distribution, by R. P. Wolff.; title: Legislative intervention in the conflict between orthodox and direct-selling distribution channels, by J. S. Gould.; title: Legislative opposition to chain stores and its minimization, by G. J. Feldman.; title: An evaluation of large-scale retailing with emphasis on the chain store, by C. F. Phillips.; title: Municipal legislative barriers to a free market, by J. A. McIntire, C. S. Rhyne.; title: Administrative marketing barriers, by Frank Bane.; title: Barrier activities and the courts: a study in anti-competitive law, by Nathan Isaacs.; title: Competition and marketing barriers in Europe: pre-Hitler Austria as an outstanding example, by Jacques Kunstenaar.; title: Index.