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73. Some Agricultural Changes in Relation to the Woolen
Industry
A. H. D. Traill
B. Conyers Read
74. Early Large-Scale Production. H. O. Meredith.
75. The Domestic System a Forerunner of the Factory
System. W. J. Ashley
D. Some Examples of Differentiation of Function
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76. The Rise of Functional Middlemen. A. W. Shaw
77. Carriers and Communicators. R. B. Westerfield
78. Methods of Marketing Abroad. R. B. Westerfield
79. The Early History of Insurance in England. W. R.
Scott
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205
80. The Rise of Financial Middlemen in England. R. B.
Westerfield
207
81. The Exchange in England. George Clare
E. The Industrial Revolution the Current Phase of Capitalism
82. The Changes Wrought by the Revolution. L. L. Price
83. The Causes and the Achievements of the Revolution.
H. O. Meredith
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217
84. Significance of the Industrial Revolution. W. H.
Hamilton
221
PART II. SOME OUTSTANDING FEATURES OF MODERN
INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY
CHAPTER IV. INDIVIDUAL EXCHANGE CO-OPERATION
A. Problems at Issue
B. The Co-operation of Our Society
85. The Great Co-operation
A.
William Smart
B. Adam Smith
86. The Indirect Method of Satisfying Wants. P. H.
Wicksteed
87. Unrest Because of Violation of Reciprocity. A. W.
Small
C. Exchange in Our Society
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88. The Meaning of Exchange
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89. Benefits of Exchange. F. M. Taylor
243
90. The Benefits of International Trade. C. F. Bastable.
D. Some Phases of Market Structure
94. The Market. .
95. The Framework of a Market. E. G. Nourse
96. Types of Market Distribution for Ordinary Goods.
A. A. W. Shaw .
B. P. H. Nystrom
C. V. K. McElheny, Jr.
97. Produce Exchanges. S. S. Huebner.
98. The Cotton Exchange of New Orleans. The Industrial
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101. The Individual and the Gain Spirit.
Edwin Cannan
267
102. Competition Places the Individual. C. H. Cooley.
103. Human Motives in Economic Life. C. H. Parker.
104. Some Shortcomings of Self-Interest. Henry Sidgwick
106. The Formation, Maintenance, and Apportionment of
Capital Goods
110. Mobility and the Apportionment of Productive Energy.
H. B. Reed
III. The Mobility of Capital and Labor. William Smart
112. What Mobility Really Involves
294
113. A Pecuniary Society. H. J. Davenport .
114. The Shortcomings of Barter. W. S. Jevons
115. The Exchange Functions of Money. W. S. Jevons
116. The Rôle of Money in Economic Organization. W.H.
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313
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316
117. Money and Capital Accumulation. W. H. Hamilton
118. Qualities of a Satisfactory Money-Metal. W. S. Jevons
119. A Typical Monetary System. F. M. Taylor
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320
323
122. The Development of Formal Credit. Sidney Sherwood
123. The Various Kinds of Credit. H. G. Moulton .
124. Types of Commercial Credit Instruments. H. G.
Moulton.
328
330
125. The Increasing Use of Commercial Credit Instruments.
David Kinley
334
338
126. Types of Investment Credit Instruments (Bonds)
F. A. Cleveland ..
"D. Some Financial Institutions
127. Types of Investment Credit Instruments (Stocks)
Thomas Conyngton .
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343
128. Various Services of Banks. J. W. Gilbart
346
129. A Classification of Banks and Types of Banking
Operations. H. G. Moulton
349
130. Investment Banking. W. A. Scott
350
131. The Services of Bond Houses. Lawrence Chamberlain
132. Trust Companies. H. G. Moulton
351
353
133. The Functions of the Stock Exchange. C. A. Conant
134. A Favorable View of Wall Street. S. S. Pratt.
354
355
135. Life Insurance Companies as Investment Institutions.
A. S. Johnson
357
136. Types of Business Organization. L. S. Lyon
358
137. The Importance of the Corporation. W. I. King.
138. Classes of Corporations. Thomas Conyngton
E. Some Defects of the Pecuniary Order
139. Faulty Direction of Economic Activity. W. C. Mitchell
140. Production for Profit. John Spargo
141. Specialization and Co-operation. F. M. Taylor
142. Specialization in Capital. A. E. Outerbridge, Jr.
143. Labor Specialization in Meat Packing. J. R. Commons
144. Specialization in Management. F. W. Taylor .
145. Woman in Industry. C. E. Persons.
146. Geographical Specialization. E. A. Ross
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C. An Estimate of the Value and Limits of Specialization
148. Advantages of Specialization. Edwin Cannan.
149. Disadvantages of Specialization
D. Interdependence, Its Forms and Consequences
151. Two Pervasive and Connective Industries. J. A.
Hobson
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152. The Bonds of Harmony and of Repulsion among Trades.
J. A. Hobson
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153. Interdependence of Prices. W. C. Mitchell
408
154. The Crops in Relation to Industry. A. P. Andrew
412
155. The World's Food Supply. D. A. Wells
414
156. The Sensitiveness of Industrial Society
CHAPTER VII. MACHINE INDUSTRY-AN EXPRESSION OF THE NEW
TECHNOLOGY
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417
B. The Rôle of the Machine
157. The Services of the New Technology. Eugen von
Böhm-Bawerk
423
162. The Brief Reign of the Machine. Hull-House Labor Museum Report.
161. The Increase of Active Capital in the United States.
W. I. King.
430
432
163. Why England Led in Machine Industry. J. A. Hobson
164. The Industries Best Fitted for Machine Industry.
434
C. Some Characteristic Results of the Machine Process
165. Standardization and the Machine Process. Thorstein
Veblen
166. The Transfer of Thought, Skill, and Intelligence. D. S.
Kimball
167. Impersonality and the Machine Process. Thorstein
169. The Machine and the Laborer.
J. A. Hobson .
170. Technical Inventions and the Capitalistic Spirit.
Werner Sombart
D. Indirect Costs and Social Control
172. Costs in Machine Industry. J. F. Strombeck
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448
171. Elements of Costs. J. L. Nicholson
451
173. The Importance of Added Business in Machine Indus-
try. A. M. Wellington
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174. Simple versus Complex Industry.
175. Complex Industry Is Difficult to Regulate. E. D.
Durand
176. Can We Control the Genie? J. B. Clark
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177. The Brute. W. V. Moody
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CHAPTER VIII. SPECULATIVE INDUSTRY: RISKS AND RISK BEARING
182. Influences That Disturb the Static Equilibrium. J. B.
Clark.
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188. Labor Disturbances. U.S. Commissioner of Labor
189. Business Failures
A. Quarterly Journal of Economics
B. Bradstreet's
C. Emile Vandervelde
D. Risk Bearing in Modern Industrial Society
190. Avoidance of Risk. Irving Fisher
191. Some Functions and Effects of Insurance. John Haynes
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