“American Business Enterprise” offers a fascinating glimpse into the industrial organization of the United States during the early 20th century. Based on a tour undertaken in 1906-7, this report by Douglas Knoop provides detailed observations and analysis of American business practices. It serves as a valuable historical document, capturing the state of industry and management at a pivotal time in American economic development.
This study, originally a report to the editors of the Gartside Scholarships, presents insights into the structure and operation of various businesses, offering readers a unique perspective on the factors driving American industrial success. A compelling resource for historians, economists, and anyone interested in the evolution of American business.
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