Business--a profession
By: by Louis D. Brandeis, with preliminary chapters regarding the author by Ernest Poole, Professor Felix Frankfurter and Professor James C. Bonbright.
Contributors: Poole, Ernest, 1880-1950.
Publisher: Hale, Cushman & Flint
Published: 1933
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 374
Subjects: Business.; United States -- Economic conditions.
Notes: First published 1914.
Table of contents: title: "Brandeis", by E. Poole.; title: Supplementary notes, by F. Frankfurter.; title: Foreword, 1932, by J. C. Bonbright.; title: Business; a profession.; title: The employer and trades unions.; title: Hours of labor.; title: Organized labor and efficiency.; title: Efficiency by consent.; title: The road to social efficiency.; title: Our new peonage; discretionary pensions.; title: The incorporation of trades unions.; title: How Boston solved the gas problem.; title: Life insurance: the abuses and the remedies.; title: Savings bank insurance.; title: Successes of savings bank life insurance.; title: Trusts and efficiency.; title: Trusts and the export trade.; title: Competition that kills.; title: The New England transportation monopoly.; title: The New Haven; an unregulated monopoly.; title: An aid to railroad efficiency.; title: Interlocking directors.; title: The opportunity in the law.; title: The living law.; title: True Americanism.