The politics of industry :
Hamilton, Walton Hale, 1881-1958.
The politics of industry : Five lectures delivered on the William W. Cook Foundation at the University of Michigan / February - March 1955 by Walton Hamilton - [1st ed.] - New York : Knopf, 1957. - 169 pages, vii : 22 cm. - The William W. Cook foundation lectures . - The William W. Cook foundation lectures .
Includes index
I. Separation of state and economy -- II. Regulation and counterrevolution -- III. Return of the honorable company -- IV. The impact on the political frontier -- V. Salute to the great economy
Five lectures delivered on the William W. Cook Foundation of the University of Michigan, February-March 1955
"Here is a masterful analysis of the organization of the present-day economy, comparable to Thorstein Veblen's great commentaries of a few decades ago. Walton Hamilton, one of the country's outstanding lawyers and economists, takes an explosively radical approach in describing the actual modes of power and behavior in the modern industrial economy. Cutting through traditional arguments about private versus public enterprise, he examines the intermingling of government and private industry in four distinct areas: the administrative agency, patents and licenses, the international sphere, and corporate regulation." -- From the dust jacket
57005654
Corporations--United States.
Industrial policy--United States.
HD 2795 / .H15 1957
338.973
The politics of industry : Five lectures delivered on the William W. Cook Foundation at the University of Michigan / February - March 1955 by Walton Hamilton - [1st ed.] - New York : Knopf, 1957. - 169 pages, vii : 22 cm. - The William W. Cook foundation lectures . - The William W. Cook foundation lectures .
Includes index
I. Separation of state and economy -- II. Regulation and counterrevolution -- III. Return of the honorable company -- IV. The impact on the political frontier -- V. Salute to the great economy
Five lectures delivered on the William W. Cook Foundation of the University of Michigan, February-March 1955
"Here is a masterful analysis of the organization of the present-day economy, comparable to Thorstein Veblen's great commentaries of a few decades ago. Walton Hamilton, one of the country's outstanding lawyers and economists, takes an explosively radical approach in describing the actual modes of power and behavior in the modern industrial economy. Cutting through traditional arguments about private versus public enterprise, he examines the intermingling of government and private industry in four distinct areas: the administrative agency, patents and licenses, the international sphere, and corporate regulation." -- From the dust jacket
57005654
Corporations--United States.
Industrial policy--United States.
HD 2795 / .H15 1957
338.973