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xvii, 384 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm.
From Peckham to White: economic welfare and the rule of reason / John R. Carter -- The Taft administration and the Sherman Antitrust Act / James C. German, Jr. -- Great expectations: the search for order in bituminous coal, 1890-1917 / William Graebner -- Herbert Croly, progressive ideology, and the FTC Act / Douglas Walter Jaenicke -- Theodore Roosevelt and the Bureau of Corporations / Arthur M. Johnson -- Potential competition and the American antitrust legislation of 1914 / Benjamin J. Klebaner -- The Discovery that business corrupts politics: a reappraisal of the origins of progressivism / Richard L. McCormick -- Losing to win: U.S. Steel's pricing, investment decisions, and market share, 1901-1938 / Thomas K. McCraw and Forest Reinhardt -- Missouri and the beef trust: consumer action and investigation, 1902 / Steven L. Piott -- The Petroleum industry in transition: antitrust and the decline of monopoly control in oil / Joseph A. Pratt -- The Politics of bureaucratization and the U.S. Bureau of Corporations / William G. Roy -- Woodrow Wilson as "corporate liberal": toward a reconsideration of left revisionist historiography / Alan L. Seltzer -- Woodrow Wilson and the political economy of modern United States liberalism / Martin J. Sklar -- Louis D. Brandeis, the new freedom and the state / Philippa Strum -- Business disunity and the progressive movement, 1901-1914 / Robert H. Weibe -- Cottonseed price-fixing in eastern North Carolina, 1903-1907 / Lynette B. Wrenn.
edited with introductions by Robert F. Himmelberg.
Journal articles previously published 1958-1990.
Business and government in America since 1870 ; v. 2