...same, an agreement of some kind, verbal or written, which, because of the mutual po\yer to veto, most necessarily be a compromise. The agreement lays down...and means for their enforcement. There are hundreds of these agreements now operating in this country. They may be found in all the stages of constitutional...

...(Quarterly Journal of Economics, February, 1923), show how the trade agreement represents "nothing less than constitutions which set up organs of government, define...for the industry, and means for their enforcement." Experiments in Industrial Co-operation between employers and employees are given in the "Proceedings...

...development of labor relations policy during the New Deal. According to Leiserson, trade agreements were "nothing less than constitutions for the industries...interpreting laws for the industry, and means for their enforcement."'8 By conceptualizing the trade agreement as a constitution which distributed legislative...

...write, "we have, then, in these trade agreements nothing less than constitutions for the industries they cover; constitutions which set up organs of government,...interpreting laws for the industry, and means for their enforcement."51 The Jewish garment unions' activity foreshadowed the industrial unionism of the future...