The Meaning of "Price Policy"

E. G. Nourse

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1941, vol. 55, issue 2, 175-209

Abstract: Emergence of the term "price policy," 175. — Institutionalism and price behavior, 176. — Price behavior and determinism, 181. — Policy as rationalistic innovation, 185. — Price policy and business strategy, 190. — Price policy and commercial tactics, 193. — Scope and method of business price policy studies, 195. — Relation of business price policy to public policy, 201. — Price policy, economic planning, and institutional redesigning, 203.

Date: 1941
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