Nature and purposes of the recovery movement
New relations between business and government
The changing status of labor
Recovery and the consumer
Some aspects of national recovery.

Understanding and misunderstanding the recovery program / John Dickinson
The national recovery administration and laissez faire conceptions of business management / Joseph Stagg Lawrence
Human elements in the recovery program / Harry Eaton
Fiscal problems of recovery / Ralph West Robey
Theories about economic theory / Thurman Arnold
The new relations between business and government / Edward A. Filene
Business and government in the Tennessee Valley / David E. Lilienthal
Purposes and methods of the Tennessee Valley authority / Arthur E. Morgan
Labor and the national recovery administration / John L. Lewis
The national recovery administration and the worker / Whiting Williams
The NRA, labor and recovery / Sidney Hillman
New responsibilities of industry and labor / Ernest T. Weir
The consumer under the National Recovery Administration / Dexter M. Keezer
The role of the consumer in the New Deal / Paul H. Douglas
Codes and consumers / Herbert J. Tily
Safeguarding the consumer's interest / Frederick J. Schlink
The most complete agricultural recovery in history / Frederic C. Howe
A current appraisal of the National Recovery Administration / Dudley Cates
Some probable repercussions of "NIRA" on our constitutional system / Edward S. Corwin
Some essentials of industrial recovery / George H. Houston
The National Recovery Act and industrial discipline / William E. Sweet.