1. « Governments of every political denomination more and more pervade areas of business decision-making, directing, regulating, examining, exhorting, providing incentives and imposing disincentives. Well-meaning as these endeavours may be, their distortion of the normal checks and balances of the market economy are often underestimated and the costs they generate frequently outweigh the benefits they are designed to achieve. » Fréchette W.H.D. , vice-président exécutif et directeur général à l'assemblée générale de l'AMC, juin 1973
2. Lautman Jacques , « La construction de l'intérêt de profession dans les syndicats patronaux », Sociologie du Travail (oct.–déc. 1967), 406–20