The Pluralistic EconomyPrepared under a contract between the Conservation of Human Resources Project of Columbia University and the U.S. Dept. of Labor. Bibliography: p. 219-222. |
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A Realistic Model | 1 |
The Three Sectors | 17 |
Varieties of Governmental Enterprises | 33 |
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