| Description |
105 pages : facsimile ; 24 cm. |
| Series |
American problem studies
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American problem studies.
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| Contents |
The unethical maneuverings of Henry Villard, by M. Josephson.-- Villard: the positive side, by T. C. Cochran.--John D.: the ruthless elimination of competition, by I. M. Tarbell.--Consolidation through efficiency, by R. W. and M. Hidy.--The pervasive influence of social Darwinism, by R. Hofstadter.--Alternatives to Spencerism, by I. G. Wylie.--The folly of conspicuous consumption by T. Veblen.--The big house revisited, by E. C. Kirkland.--The tyrant cracks the whip, by H. David.--A reconsideration of labor policies, by H. Gutman.--The moguls manipulate Congress, by G. Myers.--The indecisiveness of political influence, by D. J. Rothman.--The robber baron: creative and destructive, by F. Redlich.--Bibliography (p. 101-105) |
| Subject |
Capitalists and financiers -- United States -- History.
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Capitalists and financiers. |
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United States. |
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History. |
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Industries -- United States -- History.
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Industries. |
| ISBN |
030769558 |
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