Bibliography

National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) Books in Order

130 books

There are 130 books by National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) on BookOrb. A strong starting point is Open shop encyclopedia for debaters (1921). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 Commerce and industries of Japan 1898 · 165 pages
  2. 2 Proceedings of the international trade conference 1915 · 486 pages
  3. 3 Open shop encyclopedia for debaters 1921 · 247 pages
  4. 4 National trade associations 1922 · 248 pages
  5. 5 Public old age pensions 1930 · 87 pages
  6. 6 Making the annual report speak for the industry 1938 · 187 pages
  7. 7 Why and how the Wagner act should be amended 1939 · 99 pages
  8. 8 Strategic raw materials 1941 · 86 pages
  9. 9 N. A. M. handbook on war production 1942 · 184 pages
  10. 10 War plant employee transportation̓ 1943
  11. 11 Health on the production front 1944 · 80 pages
  12. 12 Officers, directors, committees 1955 1955 · 123 pages
  13. 13 Industry believes, 1958 1958 · 88 pages
  14. 14 A tale of 22 cities 1965 · 168 pages
  15. 15 U.S. stake in world trade and investment 1971 · 86 pages
  16. 16 U.S. stake in world trade and investments 1971 · 86 pages
  17. 17 U.S. stake in world trade and invesment 1973 · 86 pages
  18. 18 Legal analysis of S. 1167 1973 · 85 pages
  19. 19 Unemployment insurance handbook 1976 · 224 pages
  20. 20 The public affairs manual 1978 · 350 pages
  21. 21 Arguments for a permanent non-partisan expert tariff commission 1979 · 118 pages

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) written?

BookOrb lists 130 books by National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.).

Where should I start with National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.)?

A good starting point is Open shop encyclopedia for debaters (1921).

What is the National Association of Manufacturers (U.S.) books in order list?

In publication order: 1. Commerce and industries of Japan (1898), 2. Proceedings of the international trade conference (1915), 3. Open shop encyclopedia for debaters (1921), 4. National trade associations (1922), 5. Public old age pensions (1930), 6. Making the annual report speak for the industry (1938), 7. Why and how the Wagner act should be amended (1939), 8. Strategic raw materials (1941), 9. N. A. M. handbook on war production (1942), 10. War plant employee transportation̓ (1943), 11. Health on the production front (1944), 12. Officers, directors, committees 1955 (1955), 13. Industry believes, 1958 (1958), 14. A tale of 22 cities (1965), 15. U.S. stake in world trade and investment (1971), and 6 more.