Labor Monopolies or Freedom

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35 chapters · page numbers are this file's

1. The Right Wing Individualist Tradition in Americap. 1
2. Labor Monopolies Or Freedomp. 3
3. Prefacep. 10
4. Introductionp. 18
5. I. Right to Organizep. 21
6. II. Freedom of Workersp. 25
7. III. Fair Wagesp. 28
8. IV. Freedom to Tradep. 33
9. V. Collective Bargainingp. 39
10. VI. Definition of Collective Bargainingp. 44
11. VII. Peaceful Picketingp. 48
12. VIII. Collective Bargaining and Strikesp. 54
13. IX. The Right to Strikep. 56
14. X. The Broken Yardstickp. 62
15. XI. Cost of Livingp. 67
16. XII. Wages Based on Budgetsp. 70
17. XIII. Ability to Payp. 72
18. XIV. Equality of Bargaining Powerp. 76
19. XV. Purchasing Power Fallacyp. 83
20. XVI. Labor Productivityp. 89
21. XVII. Repeal or Amendmentp. 93
22. XVIII. The Underdog Argumentp. 99
23. XIX. The Individual Contractp. 106
24. XX. Featherbedding on the Railsp. 112
25. XXI. Make Work Rulesp. 117
26. XXII. Industrial Peacep. 123
27. XXIII. Confusion in Congressp. 128
28. XXIV. Democracy in Trade Unionsp. 137
29. XXV. Special Privilege - The Enemy of Freedomp. 142
30. XXVI. The Economic Consequences of the Special Privileges of Laborp. 153
31. XXVII. State vs. Federal Legislationp. 162
32. XXVIII. Concentration of Powerp. 170
33. XXIX. What Collective Bargaining Does and Does Not Dop. 175
34. XXX. A Positive Labor Programp. 178
35. XXXI. A Word to the Rank-and-Filep. 188