Giant corporations: challenge to freedom; the American economic revolution / T. K. Quinn

I. More and more organization -- II. You must not smile -- III. The elephants -- IV. Freedom and independence -- V. The meaning of democracy -- VI. Economic man: social benefactor -- VII. The monster corporation: social evil -- VIII. Confusion among the economists -- IX. The decline of competition and free enterprise -- X. The myth of corporate supermen -- XI. Merging for protection against giants -- XII. American feudalism in the making -- XIII. Misleading the people -- XIV. The failure of the antitrust laws -- XV. The apinters -- XVI. "Four million independent centers of business decision" -- XVII. The squeeze on small and independent business -- XVIII. What to do about giant corporations -- XIX. The free man -- XX. Conclusion

"I am profoundly convinced that if we do nothing more than we are now doing to protect our society from this unwholesome, swelling super-giantism and acromegaly in private organizations, our system will run its brief course and defeat itself as the Communists anticipate, the difference being that theirs will perish much sooner because it is already wholly despotic and totalitarian. Ours may be saved if the selfish abuses and excesses are further curbed, restrained and brought under public control, as I confidently expect.." -- from author's introduction.