Business Administration: Theory, Practice and Application. [Vol. 1] Business Economics

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• CHILDREN—
  • at work, [86]-89.

• CLASS—
  • wage-earning, [61].

• COAL—
  • waste of, [352].

• COMBINATION—
  • advantages of, [43], [225].
  • causes of, illustrated, [227]-230.
  • effects of, [46]-49, [226].
    • upon competitors, [46].
    • upon consumers, [48], [226].
    • upon labor, [47].
    • upon opportunity, [49].
    • upon wages, [226].
  • forms of, [223]-225.
  • in the railroad world, [146].
  • methods of, illustrated, [227]-230.
  • phases of, [39], [40].

• COMMISSION—
  • mandatory, [148].
  • supervisory, [148].

• COMPANIES—
  • express, monopoly character of, [149].

• COMPETITION—
  • defined, [4].
  • in modern industrial life, [4], [5].

• CONCRETE—
  • and steel (article), [322]-340.
  • applications of, [324]-339.
  • as material of construction, [322].
  • chimneys of, [328].
  • effect of water on, [330], [333].
  • rapidity of construction of, [330].
  • resistivity of, [329].

• CONSUMPTION—
  • economy in, [135], [136].

• CO-OPERATION—
  • advantages of, [116], [117], [222], [223].
  • consumers’, [114].
  • defects of, [117], [118].
  • producers’, [116].