Investigation of concentration of economic power; monograph no. 1[-43] (1940)

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Title:
Investigation of concentration of economic power; monograph no. 1[-43]
Date:
1940
Publisher:
Washington : U.S. Govt. Print. Off.
Volume:
Investigation of concentration of economic power; monograph no. 1[-43]
Leaf #:
000108
Language:
English
Subjects:
United States -- Economic conditions 1918-1945, United States -- Economic policy
Collection:
Government & Law and Books
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Boston Public Library
Sponsor:
Kahle/Austin Foundation and Omidyar Network
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
no. 1. Price behavior and business policy -- no. 2. Families and their live insurance. A study of 2132 Massachusetts familioes and their life insurance policies -- no. 3. Who pays the taxes? -- no. 4. Concentration and composition of individual incomes, 1918-1937 -- no. 5. Industrial wage rates, labor costs and price policies -- no. 6. Export prices and export cartels (Webb-Pomerene associations) -- no. 7. Measurement of the social performance of buisness -- no. 8. Toward more housing -- no. 9. Taxation of corporate enterprise -- no. 10. Industrial concentration and tariffs -- no. 11. Bureaucracy and trusteeship in large corporations -- no. 12. Profits, productive activities and new investment -- no. 13. Relative efficiency of large, medium-sized, and small business -- no. 14. Hourly earnings of employees in large and small enterprises -- no. 15. Financial characteristics of American manufacturing corporations -- no. 16. Antitrust in action -- no. 17. Problems of small business -- no. 18. Trade association survey -- no. 19. Government purchasing-- an economic commentary -- no. 20. Taxation, recovery, and defense -- no. 21. Competition and monopoly in American industry -- no. 22. Technology in our economy -- no. 23. Agriculture and the national economy -- no. 24. Consumers standards -- no. 25. Recovery plans -- no. 26. Economic power and political pressures -- no. 27. The structure of industry -- no. 28. Study of legal reserve life insurance companies -- no. 28A. Statement on life insurance -- no. 29. The distribution of ownership in the 200 largest nonfinancial corporations -- no. 30. Survey of shareholdings in 1,710 corporations with securities listed on a national securities exchange -- no. 31. Patents and free enterprise -- no. 32. Economic standards of government price control -- no. 33. Geographical differentials in prices of building materials -- no. 34. Control of unfair competitive practices through trade practice conference procedure of the Federal trade commission -- no. 35. Large-scale organization in the food industries -- no. 36. Reports of the Federal trade commission on natural gas and natural gas pipe lines in U.S.A.-- Agricultural implement and machinery inquiry. Motor vehicle industry inquiry -- no. 37. Saving, investment, and national income -- no. 38. A study of the construction and enforcement of the federal antitrust laws -- no. 39. Control of the petroleum industry by major oil companies -- no. 39A. Review and criticism on behalf of Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) and Sun Oil Co. of Monograph no. 39 with rejoinder by monograph author -- no. 40. Regulation of economic activities in foreign countries -- no. 41. Price discrimination in steel -- no. 42. The basing point problem -- no. 43. The motion picture industry-- a pattern of control
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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9Q INDEX Page National Industrial Recovery Act 7 National Recover}^ Administration: Code of Fair Competition for the Motion Picture Industry 7, 8, 26, 30, 34, 36, 38, 39, 44 The motion-picture industry study (1936) 3, 26, 30, 34, 37 National Recovery Review Board: Report relating to the motion-picture industry (1934); cited 8, 26 National Theatres Corporation 60, 74 Neely bill 25, 32 New England Theatres, Inc . 59 New York Herald Tribune (January 12, 1935); cited 34 Observations on motion-picture industry. (See Motion-picture industry.) O'Donnell, R. J 46 O'Mahoney, Joseph C ix O'Reilly, C. L . . .- 8 Oriental Theatre Co. 48 Orpheum Circuit, Inc 61 Overbuying. (See Motion-picture industry.) Palace Theater 37, 38 Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corporation 59 Paramount Pictures Corporation 5-16, 39, 45, 48, 59, 68, 69, 73, 74 Paramount Pictures, Inc 59 Paramount Publix Corporation 59 Path6 Exchange, Inc . 4, 61 Photophone 7 Pickford, Mary 5, 61 Pioneer Pictures, Inc ' 68 Prices. (See Motion-picture industry.) Principal Pictures Corporation 68 Printers' Ink (May 3, 1928); cited xii Production Code of Ethics 65 Protection. (See Motion-picture industry, clearance and zoning.) Radio Corporation of America . 7 Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corporation. _^ 7-16, 47, 61, 73, 74 Ramsaye, Terry: A Million and One Nights (1926); cited 3 R. C. A. Manufacturing Co., Inc 68 References to literature and sources: 1. Crowder, W. F.: Concentration of Production in Manufacturing (1940); cited xi 2^Danielian, A. R.: A. T. & T., the Story of Industrial Conquest; -^ cited XI 3. Federal Trade Commission: Docket No. 835; cited 26 4. Federal Trade Commission v. Paramount-Famous-Lasky Corpora- tion; cited 26 5. Film Dailv (June 7, 1940); cited 17 6. Film Daily Yearbook 13, 16 7. Film Facts (1940); cited 25,67,68 8. Fortune (August 1939); cited 15 9. Hamilton, W. and Till, I.: Antitrust in Action (1940); cited 73 10. Interstate Circuit, Inc., et al. v. The United States of America; cited. 46, 47 11. Jacobs, L.: The Rise of the American Film (1939); cited 3,6,7 12. Kennedy, J. P.: Story of the Films (1927); cited 14 13. Lewis, H. T.: The Motion-Picture Industry (1933); cited 3 14. Motion-Picture Almanac (1935-36); cited 65 15. Motion-Picture Yearbook (1940); cited 45 16. National Recovery Administration: The Motion-Picture Industry Study (1936) 3,26,30,34,37 17. National Recovery Review Board: Report relating to the motion- picture industry (1934): cited 8, 26 18. New York Herald Tribune (January 12, 1935); cited 34 19. Printers' Ink (May 3, 1928); cited xii 20. Ramsaye, T.: A Million and One Nights (1926); cited -... 3 21. Standard Trade and Securities (Febuftrv 20, 1935); cited 7 22. Stevens, W. H. S.t Unfair Competition (1917); cited.-.._.-. 14 23. Tegu's Palace Theatre, Inc. v. Interstate Theatre Corporation, et al.; cited . .. 3*7