Information for Exhibitors
A brief Description of the Exposition, Extracts of important Rules and Regulations, and an Analysis of the Plan and Scope of the Exhibit Departments

INFORMATION lighten and elevate its people in such, a marked degree as to make this movement the world’s greatest agency for universal peace. Social Economy THE world-wide interest in sociological problems, many of which, owe their origin to modern eco- nomic and industrial developments and. to the marvelously rapid growth of urban centers, together with, the progress made toward, their solution by the application of scientific method, fully justifies the promi- nence which will be accorded to social economy at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. The aim will be to illustrate the world’s progress in the entire field of social endeavor, to show man in all his complex relations and activities, particularly from the aspect of cooperative association. This would in- clude consideration of all the manifold forms of govern- mental and social control, mutual association for the betterment of living conditions, and in general all move- ments for the development of a fuller social life. The comprehensive scope is further indicated by the classifi- cation, although it is obviously impossible, in any Classi- fication, to give individual recognition to each particular topic, however important it may be. This brief outline will leave no doubt as to the enor- mous benefits derivable from an exhibit dealing with the most vital problems of our existence. The great en- gineering achievement — the Panama Canal—in honor of which this Exposition is held, would indeed have