The changing American economy
By: edited by John R. Coleman.
Publisher: Basic Books
Published: 1967
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 275
Subjects: United States -- Economic conditions -- 1945-
Table of contents: title: An economy in flux, by J. R. Coleman.; title: The market economy today, by B. W. Lewis; title: Keeping competition alive, by M. A. Adelman.; title: Corporations big and small, by A. A. Berle.; title: The consumer in an affluent society, by J. N. Morgan.; title: Private sector and public sector, by J. R. Coleman.; title: Agriculture: puzzles in plenty and poverty, by V. W. Ruttan.; title: The rich, the poor, and others, by G. G. Somers.; title: Manpower in the American scene, by R. A. Lester.; title: Progress and power in labor unions, by M. L. Joseph.; title: Security in an incentive society, by W. J. Cohen.; title: Can the U.S. avoid depressions and inflation? Fiscal policies, by J. Tobin.; title: Can the U.S. avoid depressions and inflation? Monetary policies, by G. L. Bach.; title: Perspective on economic growth, by E. S. Phelps.; title: Could the U.S. afford disarmament? By M. L. Weidenbaum.; title: Automation in perspective, by L. Ulman.; title: The economics of education, by G. S. Becher.; title: The U.S. in world markets, by C. P. Kindelberger.; title: The U.S. and foreign aid, by M. F. Millikan.; title: The individual and the changing economy, by L. S. Silk.; title: The economics profession today, by H. F. Williamson.; title: The economy still on trial, by J. R. Coleman.