The Control of IndustryPitman Publishing Corporation, 1948 - 169 стор. |
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... secure a market or working by special arrangement with and for a larger firm , it may well be able to maintain itself successfully . On the whole , however , specialization and standardiza- tion undoubtedly increase the advantages of ...
... secure a market or working by special arrangement with and for a larger firm , it may well be able to maintain itself successfully . On the whole , however , specialization and standardiza- tion undoubtedly increase the advantages of ...
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... secure access to supplies of raw material when times are good , and a secured outlet for at least part of its products when times are bad . Here is a quotation from the speech of a chairman of a large mixed iron and steel company ...
... secure access to supplies of raw material when times are good , and a secured outlet for at least part of its products when times are bad . Here is a quotation from the speech of a chairman of a large mixed iron and steel company ...
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... secure their principal . " Here is the gospel of integration for power— the philosophy of the business boss . Now for one more voice - the voice of Rupert Brooke , describing Communism as he found it , or thought he found it , in the ...
... secure their principal . " Here is the gospel of integration for power— the philosophy of the business boss . Now for one more voice - the voice of Rupert Brooke , describing Communism as he found it , or thought he found it , in the ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
THE ANTECEDENTS OF MODERN CAPITALISM | 7 |
CHAPTER II | 15 |
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actual advantages banks become capitalist Cartel CHAPTER Co-operation co-operative coal Collectivism combination Company law competition concentration conduct consumer cotton deal dealer debentures demand desire device differentiation directors division of labour economic elaborate England exercise expensive factory system functions further Germany government of industry Guild Guild Socialism Guild Socialist hands Hardy and Willis individual instance interest involve iron and steel joint joint-stock company kind Lancashire large firm large-scale less limited Looking-glass machine machinery manufacturer ment merchant methods modern industry operations ordinary organization output ownership payment performed permanent persons present principle private enterprise problem processes production railway raw material retail risks Secondly secure sells separate shareholders shares society sometimes specialized standardization staple wool supply swords to ploughshares Syndicalism tendency Thirdly tion trade unions transport vertical integration whole wholesale workers workman