The Journal of Business

1928 - 2006

From University of Chicago Press
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Big Business and the Nazi Party in Germany pp. 1: Arthur Schweitzer
The Insurance of Bank Loans and its Implications pp. 133: Frances Quantius
Professional Behavior and Industrial Society pp. 145: Paul Meadows
British Company Law Reform: Implications for Accounting Practice pp. 151: Mary E. Murphy
The Kansas City Wholesale Fruit and Vegetable Market pp. 161: Hugh G. Wales
Control of Business Forms pp. 176: Cyril O'Donnell
The Case for An Active Association of Collegiate Schools of Business pp. 183: Orme W. Phelps
The Misplaced Emphasis in Contemporary Business-Flucation Theory pp. 199: Clark Warburton
Electrical Utilities in Puerto Rico pp. 221: J. Fred Rippy
Economic Maturity: An Industrial View pp. 224: Herbert L. Towle
The Use of Incremental Analysis in the Selection of Advertising Media pp. 232: Seymour Banks

Education for Executives pp. 175: Chester I. Barnard
Wage Rates and "Relative Economy and Fitness" in the Transportation Industry pp. 183: Dan H. Mater
Experience with Reductions in the Small-Loan Rate in Wisconsin pp. 209: Eli Shapiro
An Evaluation of the Wartime Farm Price-Support Programs pp. 219: Gideon Hadary

Business Education After the War pp. 1: Robert D. Calkins
Some Observations on Rationing pp. 9: Charles F. Phillips
Techniques for Deriving Current Population Statistics (Concluded) pp. 101: Robert Ferber and Marji Frank
The Effect of Crop Loans on Corn Prices pp. 121: Le Roy F. Church
Problems in the Organization of Multiplant Production Control pp. 140: Cyril O'Donnell
Accounting Measurements of Incremental Cost pp. 145: William J. Vatter
Labelling Terminology pp. 157: Kenneth Dameron

Secular and Cyclical Saving Propensities pp. 1: Martin V. Jones
Beverage Preference of Industrial Workers: A Study in Consumer Preference Ratings pp. 111: George H. Brown and Gideon Hadary
A Report on the Organization of the Paper Cup Company pp. 118: Perry L. Starbuck
The Earth's Petroleum Resources pp. 129: Wallace E. Pratt
What the Cost-Of-Living Index Is pp. 146: Aryness Joy Wickens
The Financial Problem of Small Business. II pp. 162: Marshall D. Ketchum
Managerial Adjustments to Labor Law: An Outline and Bibliography pp. 186: Gertrude Mettel
The International Monetary Fund: A Consideration of Certain Objection pp. 199: Edward E. Brown
From Rationing to Informed Consumption pp. 209: Albert Lauterbach
The "New Jersey Plan" Of Rate Regulation pp. 220: Robert W. Harbeson
Prices Increases and Uptrading: The Change In Advertised Prices of Apparel and House Furnishing pp. 231: George Katona and Dickson H. Leavens
Wartime Food-Consumption Patterns and the Cost of Living pp. 244: Armand Peter Ruderman

The War Economy and the Economic Man pp. 1: Henry William Spiegel
On the Nature of Marketing Costs pp. 7: John E. Jeuck
Agreed Charges in Railway Freight Rates Abroad pp. 100: Sam G. Spal
Toward a Measure of Pharmaceutical Advertising Effectiveness pp. 107: Bernard Belley
Relation of Chocolate Milk to Total Fluid Milk Consumption of Urban Families pp. 115: Gideon Hadary
Rate Regulation in the Field of Consumer Credit. II pp. 124: Wallace P. Mors
Tobacco Auctions Evaluated pp. 147: P. D. Converse
Negroes in a War Industry: The Case of Shipbuilding pp. 160: Herbert R. Northrup
The Food Stamp Plan: Termination pp. 173: Samuel Herman
Savings Deposits in Mutual and Non-Mutual Banks, 1911-40 pp. 195: Gilbert W. Cooke
Note on the Periodical Reading Habits of University Students pp. 204: Vivian Georges
Uncertainty and the Provision for Depreciation in the Public Utility Industries pp. 209: David A. Kosh
Historical Development of Uniform Accounting pp. 219: Michael J. Jucius
Simplification as a Business Policy and Procedure pp. 230: Carroll Dean Murphy
Credit Unions in the United States pp. 235: Lincoln Clark
The Story of the Nitrogen Process in France: An Experiment in Post-War Planning pp. 247: H. E. Friedlaender