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| Section | Year | Author | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foreword | 1966 | R. J. Mutti | Foreword |
| Part 1 | 1966 | Henry H. Bakken | Futures Trading — Origin, Development and Economic Status |
| Part 2 | 1966 | Yale Brozen | The Role of Open Markets in Coordinating and Directing Economic Activity |
| Part 3 | 1966 | Roger W. Gray | Fundamental Price Behavior Characteristics in Commodity Futures |
| Part 4 | 1966 | Donald J. Powers | Price Reporting and Dissemination; The Placement and Execution of Orders |
| Part 5 | 1966 | Roger W. Gray | Why Does Futures Trading Succeed or Fail? An Analysis of Selected Commodities |
| Part 6 | 1966 | Bernard P. Carey | Regulation and Supervision of Futures Trading |
| Part 7 | 1966 | Alfred H. Gruetzmacher | Philosophy of the Market from a Pit Speculator’s Viewpoint |
| Part 8 | 1966 | Raleigh B. Wilson | Merchandising and Inventory Management of Commodities; Carrying Charges and Basis |
| Part 9 | 1966 | Robert L. Raclin | Role of Markets in Determining Flow of Commodities in Domestic and International Trade |
| Part 10 | 1966 | Henry B. Arthur | Economic Risk, Uncertainty, and the Futures Market |
| Part 11 | 1966 | Leonard Schruben | Examples from Commodity Markets which Illustrate Economic Principles and Concepts |