Industrial Trade Associations (1957) is a full-scale study of all aspects of trade associations found in the manufacturing industry. It looks at their practices, commonplace and controversial, some of which had been investigated by the Monopolies Commission and led to the Restrictive Trade Practices Act.
Part
1. History and Structure
1. Growth of Associations
2. The Present
Structure of Associations in Industry Part
2. The Activities of Associations
3. Representation
4. Organisation of Common Services
5. Commercial Regulation
Part
3. Organisation of Associations
6. The Logic of Organisation
7.
Organisation in Practice Part
4. The Attitude of Member-Firms
8. The Use Made
of Trade Associations by Sample Firms
9. The Position of Large Firms
PEP (Political and Economic Planning)
