Iii, 265 Pp. Blue Cloth, Gilt. First Printing "Published March 1917". A Re-Writing And Expansion Of Two Articles By Stevens Published (After Rejection By Another Economics Journal) In The Political Science Quarterly In 1914, Which Figured In The Congressional Debate On The Trade Commission Act And Helped Secure The Retention Of That Section On Unfair Competition. Here Rewritten With Much New Evidence, Including Extensive Sworn Testimony, Etc. Scarce. A Fine Study, An Exception To The General Rule That Economics Is The Science Of Excusing The Misuse Of Other People's Money. William H. S. Stevens Was A Fellow In Economics And Political Science, George Washington University, 1908-1909; Fellow In Economics, Cornell, 1910-1911; Assistant In Economics, Pennsylvania, 1911-12, Lecturer In Economics. University Of Pennsylvania. Ph.D., 1912 Instr. In Econ., Columbia Univ., 1912-15 Prof. Bus. Management, Tulane Univ. Of La., 1915-16; Special Expert, Federal Trade Commission, 1917 ;Assistant Chief Economist, Federal Trade Commission ; Economist At Interstate Commerce Commission, 1942-.

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Title

Unfair Competition: A Study Of Certain Practices, With Some Reference To The Trust Problem In The United States Of America

Publisher

University Of Chicago Press, Chicago

Publication Date

1917

Language

English

Binding

Hardcover

Edition

1st Edition

Printing

1st Printing

Condition

Very Good +

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