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The 1950's Come First, Edwin G. Nourse
The Settlement of Industrial Disputes, Kurt Braun Reviewed by William N. Loucks
The Legacy of Nazism: The Economic and Social Consequences of Totalitarianism, Frank Munk Reviewed by William N. Loucks
Developments and Issues in the Theory of Rent, Carl Rollinson Bye Reviewed by William N. Loucks
Competition and Cooperation: A Report of the Sub-Committee on Competitive- Cooperative Habits, of the Committee on Personality and Culture, Mark A. May and Leonard W. Doob Reviewed by William N. Loucks
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