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

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• PRODUCTION—
  • capitalistic, [6], [29]-39.
  • concentration of, [34].
  • large-scale, [35]-37.
    • economics of, [35], [36].
      • peculiar to trusts, [44].
    • industrial effects of, [37].
    • in manufacturing, [36].
    • in retail trade, [37].
    • social effects of, [38].
  • of cotton, [291].
  • of cotton in U. S., [17], [304].
  • pig-iron, [230], [231].

• PROFITS—
  • of promoters, [45].

• PROFIT SHARING—
  • defined, [110].
  • economic theory of, [111].
  • methods of, [110], [111].
  • objections against, [111], [113].
  • origin of, [113].
  • purpose of, [110].

• PROPERTY—
  • private, [3], [4].

• PROTECTION—
  • arguments in support of, [160]-162.

• RAILROADS—
  • public nature of, [148].
  • public ownership of, [149].
  • rates, [147].

• RATES—
  • railroad, [147].

• REGULATION—
  • legislative, of trust evils, [50], [51].

• RESOURCES—
  • agricultural, of U. S., [9]-19.
  • forest, destruction of, [18].
  • mineral, of U. S., [19]-29.
    • alarming condition of, [20]-22.

• REVENUE—
  • sources of, [157]-159.