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Can Associations Develop Adequate Statistics and Participate Fully in Standard-Making Procedures on an Industry Basis without Antitrust Liability?

Today, our nation faces a number of serious problems. We have an energy shortfall that will remain serious for years. We have extensive shortages of raw materials that are resulting in artificial industrial slowdowns, shifts in consumer demands and all-inclusive government regulation of the economy. These problems have reached crisis proportions throughout our nation. They are not regional in scope but far more pervasive, threatening the industrial and economic progress of the country. Energy officials and economists have predicted that the collateral consequences of these situations will be of substantial magnitude, including possible massive lay-offs and spiralling increases in consumer prices. In the past several months, we have seen the start of such a pattern.