Selected Works
- Werner Sombart's "Refutation" of Marxism, Leipzig, 1926
- Attempts at Planned Economy in the Soviet Union 1917-1927, Leipzig, 1929
- State Capitalism: Its Possibilities and Limitations; Studies in Philosophy and Social Science Vol. IX, 1941
- Is National Socialism a New Order? Studies in Philosophy and Social Science Vol. IX, 1941
- Group Experiments : A Study by Friedrich Pollock, Frankfurt a.M., 1955
- Automation : Materials for the Evaluation of the Economic and Social Consequences, Frankfurt a. M., 1956
- Possibilities and Borders of Social Planning in Capitalism, 1973
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