Government-Business Relations: A Domestic View

Arthur M. Johnson

Business History Review, 1964, vol. 38, issue 2, 141-143

Abstract: In this second special issue devoted to government-business relations, the focus is exclusively on the United States' experience, just as the Spring, 1964 issue concentrated solely on experience abroad. This approach is in keeping with the Editors' view that business history is international in scope, that there are virtues in comparative approaches to the subject, and that public authority has formed and will continue to form significant parameters for private business decision-making.

Date: 1964
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