1 Congress Should Outlaw Industry-wide Bargaining＆REPRESENTATIVE FRED A．HARTLEY，JR 1
2 Congress Should Not Outlaw Industry-wide Bargaining＆SENATOR ELBERT D．THOMAS 4
3 UNITED STATES BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS Collective Bargaining with Associations and Groups of Employers 6
4 Industry-wide Bargaining＆LEO WOLMAN 13
5 Reflections on the ＂Labor Monopoly＂Issue＆RICHARD A．LESTER 23
6 Industry-wide Collective Bargaining＆JOHN V．VAN SICKLE 41
7 Economic Aspects of Industry-wide Collective Bargaining—An Institutional Approach＆EDWIN E．WITTE 50
8 National Association of Manufacturers＆WALTER B．WEISENBURGER 56
9 Illinois Manufacturers＇Association＆CHARLES S．CRAIGMILE 60
10 Southern States Industrial Council＆TYRE TAYLOR 63
11 American Federation of Labor＆WILLIAM GREEN 67
12 Congress of Industrial Organizations＆PHILIP MURRAY 71
13 United Automobile Workers，CIO＆WALTER REUTHER 75
14 United Mine Workers＆JOHN L．LEWIS 78
15 Collective Bargaining in the Bituminous Coal Industry—An Appraisal＆GEORGE W．TAYLOR and WALDO E．FISHER 84
16 Wages under National and Regional Collective Bargaining—Experience in Seven Industries＆RICHARD A．LESTER and EDWARD A．ROBIE 86
17 National Federation of American Shipping＆ALMON E．ROTH 91
18 General Motors Corporation＆CHARLES E．WILSON 94
19 American Locomotive Company＆C．DICKERMAN WILLIAMS 98
20 Carter Carburetor Corporation＆HUGH H．C．WEED 104
21 TWENTIETH CENTURY FUND Labor and Management Look at Collective Bargaining—A Canvass of Leaders＇Views 106
Suggestions for Additional Reading 112