286 
Index 
Stocks mentioned in this books 
Studebaker, g7 
Texas Corporation, 97 
Union Carbide, g7 
Union Pacific, g7 
United Fruit, 97 
U. 8. Steel, 9, 12, 13, 16, 94, 
97, 242 
Western Union, 97 
Westinghouse E. and M,, 7, 
12, 97 
Woolworth, g7 
Unlisted Stocks: 
Bank of America, 8 
Bank of New York and 
Trust, 15 
Bank of U. 8, 8 
Bank of the Manhattan Co., 
8 
Bankers’ Trust, 15 
Chase National, 8 
Chatham-Phenix, 8 
Corn Exchange, 13 
Fifth Ave. Bank, 8 
First National Bank, 8 
Guaranty Trust, 15 
National City Bank, 8, 15 
Strikes, reduced in new era of 
codperation, 166-8 
Synthetic helium, 127 
Synthetic rubber, 126 
Trade unions in relation to pro- 
ductivity, 157; represented in 
management, 162-5 
Tripp, Guy E., 133-4 
“Trust-busting” in Roosevelt 
and Wilson administrations, 
106 
“Undigested” securities, 5, 48 
Union-management codperation, 
162-5 
U. S. Rubber absorbed by Du 
Pont, 108 
U. 8. Steel, 211 
Utilities, 2, 3, 16 
Van Buren, President, xii 
Van Strum, Kenneth, 200 
Voluntary codperation between 
business and government, zy- 
30 
Wages: maintained after panic, 
22; relation to costs, 173 
War business, its relation to re- 
cent prosperity, 79-80 
Warburg, Paul M,, 264 
Westinghouse, 116, 133 
Willard, Daniel, 162 
Willis, H. Parker, xii, 56 
Woolworth stores, 107 
Workers: their health, insur- 
ance, etc, 169-71; efficiency 
promoted by Prohibition, 175-6 
Tariff, its relation to the Panic, 
47 
Tax, Federal, on sale of stocks, 
etc, 37-41 
Taylor, Frederick Winslow, 142, 
144 
Theory of Interest, The 
(Fisher), 264 
Thomas, Woodlief, 161 
Trade conferences to obviate in- 
dustrial legislation, 110-131 
Yale University, 212 
Year 1929, better business than 
1928, 69-75 
Yield, real vs. nominal on in- 
vestments, 201-2 
Young, Owen D.,, 108, 133, 170-1