The Supreme Court and American Trade Associations, 1921–1925

M. Browning Carrott

Business History Review, 1970, vol. 44, issue 3, 320-338

Abstract: In the 1920's, the Supreme Court reversed its previously hostile position on the legality of many activities of trade associations. Professor Carrott finds that the primary cause of the court's shift lay in the changing social milieu of the decade, as the older insistence on rigorous competition was supplanted by an emphasis on the value of cooperation in business.

Date: 1970
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