...publication : The widespread acceptance of the notion of standards of living, and the associated concpetion of a minimum standard which society should in some...constitutional law for the new economic state, while busines» practice is increasingly assuming the aspect of economic statesmanship. 154211— 33— FT...

...interests are concerned, it even attempts to dominate the State. The future may see the economic organism, now typified by the corporation, not only on an equal...increasingly assuming the aspect of economic statesmanship. Carrying out his analysis of how this superstate has been created, he gives a list of the gross assets...

...this bill? Mr. MARSH. I don't know whether this bill or not. The future may see an economic mechanism now typified by the corporation, not only on an equal...with the State, but possibly even superseding it as dominant form of social organization. The law of the corporations according might well be considered...

...form of social organization. The law of the corporations according might well be considered as the potential constitutional law for the new economic...increasingly assuming the aspect of economic statesmanship. Now, Mr. Chairman, this first section attempts, in a way, economic planning, but you cannot have economic...

...interests are concerned, it even attempts to dominate the state. The future may see the economic organism, now typified by the corporation, not only on an equal...increasingly assuming the aspect of economic statesmanship. APPENDIXES APPENDIXES APPENDIX A: Size of Corporations Represented by Stock Listed and Active on the...

...could conclude The Modern Corporation and Private Property by observing: "The law of corporations . . . might well be considered as a potential constitutional...practice is increasingly assuming the aspect of economic statesmanship."9 Berle's contributions in this now classic work merit close attention. Not only are...

...interests are concerned, it even attempts to dominate the state. The future may see the economic organism, now typified by the corporation, not only on an equal...increasingly assuming the aspect of economic statesmanship. Note 1 "Von Kommenden Dingen," Berlin, 1918, trans, by E. & C. Paul, ("In Days to Come"), London, 1921....

...interests are concerned, it even attempts to dominate the state. The future may see the economic organism, now typified by the corporation, not only on an equal...practice is increasingly assuming the aspect of economic statesmanship.4 The depth of the Great Depression renewed the debate over the response to large scale...

...terms with the modern state," wrote Adolf Berle. Accordingly, he added, "the law of corporations . . . might well be considered as a potential constitutional law for the new economic state."6 If we take this suggestion to heart, it does not mean we must proceed as America's founders...

...interests are concerned, it even attempts to dommate the state. The future may see the economic organism, now typified by the corporation, not only on an equal...superseding it as the dominant form of social organization. (Berle and Means, 1968[1932:313]) The period from the 1950s to the 19805 saw a ferocious debate among...