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Why the depression lasted so long
Burck, Gilbert - In: Views on US economic and business history : molding the …, (pp. 399-409). 1985
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The taxes closest to home
Lubar, Robert; Silberman, Charles E. - In: Fortune 59 (1959) 6, pp. 106ff
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Can anything be done about corporate taxes?
Thompson, Edward T.; Silberman, Charles E. - In: Fortune 59 (1959) 5, pp. 121 ff.
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ʺBeware the day they change their minds!ʺ
Silberman, Charles E. - In: Fortune 72 (1965) 5, pp. 150-153
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ʺIdentity crisisʺ in the consumer markets
Silberman, Charles E. - In: Fortune 83 (1971) 3, pp. 92-95
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The little bird that casts a big shadow
Silberman, Charles E. - In: Fortune 75 (1967) 2, pp. 108-111
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The big swing in inventories
Silberman, Charles E.; May, Todd - In: Fortune 57 (1958) 3, pp. 110ff
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Business can live with the ʺlabor shortageʺ
Silberman, Charles E. - In: Fortune 73 (1966) 5, pp. 112-115ff
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The businessman and the negro
Silberman, Charles E. - In: Fortune 68 (1963) 3, pp. 97ff
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Capital goods: the energy explosion
Silberman, Charles E.; Parker, Sanford S. - In: Fortune 58 (1958) 5, pp. 136ff
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