<p><br/> 上传后的代码 </p><p>A Study of industrial technique and businnes<br/>organization; and of their influences on the<br/>condition of various classes and nations</p><p><br/>Alfred Marshall</p><p><br/>The Many in the one, and he one in the many</p><p>Contents<br/>Preface ...........................................................................................................................7<br/>Book One: Some Origins of Present Problems of Industry and Trade ...................... 11<br/>Chapter 1: Introductory Observations ......................................................................... 12<br/>Chapter 2: Some General Relations Between Industry and Trade ............................... 20<br/>Chapter 3: Foundations of England’s Industrial Leadership. Her Drift Towards Massive<br/>Production ........................................................................................................ 33<br/>Chapter 4: Britain’s Industrial Leadership: Its Long Freedom from Challenge ............ 47<br/>Chapter 5: Britain’s Industrial Leadership under Strong Challenge.............................. 64<br/>Chapter 6: The Industrial Leadership of France. Individuality and Refinement in Production<br/>..................................................................................................................... 77<br/>Chapter 7: The Industrial Leadership of Germany: Science in the Service of Industry85<br/>Chapter 8: The Industrial Leadership of the United States: Multiform Standardization97<br/>Chapter 9: Transition to Present Problems of Industry and Trade ............................ 112<br/>Book Two: Dominant Tendencies of Business Organization .................................... 122<br/>Chapter 1: The Adjustment of Production to Demand in an Open Market ................ 123<br/>Chapter 2: Debts of Industrial Technique to Systematic Record and to Standardization . 136<br/>Chapter 3: Some Technical Influences on the Size of the Representative Business Unit .. 146<br/>Chapter 4: Further Technical Influences on the Size of the Business Unit ................. 159<br/>Chapter 5: Constructive Speculation. Organized Produce Markets ........................... 168<br/>Chapter 6: Some Broad Problems of General Marketing .......................................... 179<br/>Chapter 7: Problems of General Marketing Continued: Massive Retail Trade ........... 192<br/>Chapter 8: Business Organization: The Growth and Influence of Joint Stock Companies<br/>......................................................................................................................... 202<br/>Chapter 9: Business Organization: Its Financial Basis ............................................... 215<br/>Chapter 10: Business Organization. Its Tasks and Requirements of Faculty ............. 228<br/>Chapter 11: Business Organization: Applications of Scientific Method ..................... 237<br/>Chapter 12: Business Organization: Applications of Scientific Method, Continued .. 246<br/>Book Three: Monopolistic Tendencies: Their Relations to Public Well-being ......... 255<br/>Chapter 1: Various Influences of Monopoly on Prices .............................................. 256<br/>Chapter 2: Various Influences of Monopoly on Prices, Continued ........................... 266<br/>Chapter 3: Competition and Monopoly in Transport ................................................. 274<br/>Chapter 4: Competition and Monopoly in Transport, Continued .............................. 287<br/>Chapter 5: Competition and Monopoly in Transport, Continued .............................. 301<br/>Chapter 6: Competition and Monopoly in Transport, Continued .............................. 311<br/>Chapter 7: Trusts and Cartels: American Experience ................................................. 326<br/>Chapter 8: Trusts and Cartels: American Experience, Continued .............................. 339<br/>Chapter 9: Trusts and Cartels: German Experience ................................................... 349<br/>Chapter 10: Trusts and Cartels: German Experience, Continued ............................... 361<br/>Chapter 11: Aggregation, Federation, and Cooperation in Britain’s Industry and Trade ... 367<br/>Chapter 12: Aggregation, Federation, and Cooperation in British Industry and Trade,<br/>Continued ............................................................................................................... 380<br/>Chapter 13: Aggregation, Federation, and Cooperation in British Industry and Trade,<br/>Continued ............................................................................................................... 392<br/>Chapter 14: The Decline of Exclusive Class Advantages in Industry ........................ 401</p>

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