The new outlook in business
By: edited by Bronson Batchelor ...
Publisher: Harper & Brothers
Published: 1940
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 323
Subjects: Business.; Industrial policy -- United States.; United States -- Economic conditions -- 1918-1945.
Notes: "First edition."
--pt. III. Business and government: Growth of federal power since 1900, by R. E. Desvernine. Reappraising the antitrust laws, by D. R. Richberg. The risks of security, by W. D. Fuller. Taxation and industry, by R. H. Montgomery. Dangers to the free enterprise system, by F. E. Gannett.--pt.IV. Challenges of the future: Lessons from abroad, by G. H. Houston. Education and enterprise, by M. M. Jones. More jobs than men, by Stanley Resor and A. H. Johnson. The challenge to industry, by H. W. Prentis, Jr.
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by Virgil Jordan.; title: pt.I. America in transition: Setting the stage; an epoch in profile, by Bronson Batchelor. Business emerges from parochial to national status, by R. L. Lund. Interdependence of industry and agriculture, by W. W. Shoemaker. Influence of population growth; title: past and future, by R. E. Wood. Changes in distribution, by J. S. Adams. Problems of youth and old age, by C. M. Chester.; title: pt.II. Industry's new environment: New objectives of management, by L. H. Brown. The corporation as a social instrument, by P. G. Hoffman. Toward greater job security, by R. R. Deupree. Cooperation with labor, by C. R. Hook. Business economics and the employee, by J. W. Hook. The corporation and continuity of leadership, by W. B. Donham.