The success of modern private enterprise
By: compiled by Roland W. Bartlett.
Publisher: Interstate Printers & Publishers
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Danville, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 281
Subjects: Industrial policy; Economic policy
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by R. W. Bartlett.; title: Can capitalism compete? By R. W. Miller.; title: The growth of competition, by S. H. Slichter.; title: Free economy versus planned economy, by L. Erhard.; title: Confusion of tongues on the question of the economic order, by L. Erhard.; title: Latest from inside Russia, by J. Fromm.; title: New worry in the Kremlin, by J. Fromm.; title: Myths that keep people hungry, by M. Friedman.; title: The words of Justice Brandeis, by S. Goldman.; title: Realities of union power, by B. M. Selekman.; title: Some thoughts on the present, by E. Hoffer.; title: Objectives of farmer cooperatives, by M. J. Briggs.; title: Scope of the cooperative movement, by H. E. Babcock.; title: Economic enterprise and national planning, by E. G. Nourse.; title: The REA pattern, by Rural Electrification Adm.; title: The management council for merit employment, training, and research, Los Angeles, by H. C. McClellan and associates.; title: Experience of Los Angeles employers with minority group employees, by W. H. Reynolds.; title: Creative competition, by G. Champion.; title: World hunger, by D. Norton-Taylor.; title: Changes and challenges, by L. L. Morgan.; title: Symbols for capitalism, by K. E. Boulding.