Published Works
- Toward Social Economy (1948)
- Social Responsibilities of the Businessman (1953)
- The Business Enterprise as a Subject for Research (1955)
- Automation and Economic Progress (1966)
- Technology and Employment (1966)
- The Finance of Higher Education (1968)
- Efficiency in Liberal Education (1971)
- Who Benefits from Higher Education--and Who Should Pay? (1972)
- Evaluating Institutions for Accountability (1974)
- Investment in Learning (1977)
- The Costs of Higher Education (1980)
- The State of the Nation and the Agenda for Higher Education (1982)
- American Professors: A National Resource Imperiled (1986)
- Academic Recollections (1988)
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