AbstractsLaw & Legal Studies

Aviation and antitrust in the United States.

by Henry. J. Prominski




Institution: McGill University
Department: Department of Law.
Degree: Master of Laws.
Year: 1961
Keywords: Air and Space Law.
Record ID: 1502639
Full text PDF: http://digitool.library.mcgill.ca/thesisfile113494.pdf


Abstract

Historically the United States has been built upon the principles of free competitive enterprise. Americans pride themselves that rivalry in production and markets has created the richest country in the world. Free competition has directed the essential energies of the workers to world leadership in industrial productivity and technological development. Political and social freedoms are dependent upon a private enterprise economy which has brought about the best possible product at the best margin of profit including the most rapid rate of growth commersurate with the ability of the populous to absorb technological advancement.