Inspection laws; Motor carrier regulation; Plant quarantine; Federal fiscal powers; Federal antitrust laws; Oleomargarine taxes; Federal-local relations.

Available from: George Washington University, Washington, D. C.

GOVERNMENTAL

LAW AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS MARKETING BARRIERS. School of Law, Duke Univversity. (1941. 207 pp. Vol. VIII. No. 2. Price $1.) A symposium presenting an inclusive picture of the extent and character of internal American barrier walls as they have been erected through legislation and administration, probing the economic implications of this relatively unnoticed development, and suggesting the important bearing of the publicly created barrier on the immediate national defense effort and on the ultimate imponderables of political and democratic solidarity. Includes chapters on the various manifestations of trade barriers in the United States, and a chapter on pre-Hitler Austria as an outstanding example of internal marketing barriers in Europe.

Available from: Duke University Press, Durham, N. C.

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FACTS ABOUT LABOR AND NATIONAL DEFENSE. Twentieth Century Fund. (1942. 14 pp. Price 2 cents each in quantities up to 500; 1 Cents each for 500 or more.) Some of the topics discussed in this pamphlet, which is one of a series being published by the Twentieth Century Fund, are: strikes, labor shortages, mediation, jobs, unemployment, wages and hours, training programs, the 40hour week, living standards, industrial peace. Available from: The Twentieth Century Fund, 330 W. 42nd St., New York, N. Y.

STUDIES IN WAR ECONOMICS. International Labor Office. (1941. 199 pp. Studies and Reports, Series B, No. 33. Price $1.) Since the war began the work of the International Labur Office has been devoted largely to the economic and social problems of wartime, which are now the chief concern of workers, employers and Governments alike in the democratic countries. The studies included in