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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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I don't agree with all its conclusions, but,
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This review is from: Big Business and the Wealth of Nations (Paperback)
...I can't argue with thee diligence of the scholars who contributed to this volume.Readers should be warned. If this is your first attempt at studying industrial history, it is difficult going. It is not really "economics" in the usual way. Nor is it history as you have usually read it. It is a series of case studies about the industrial development of nations all over the world, aimed at supporting some very controversial theses about what does and what does not work toward that end.
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This review is from: Big Business and the Wealth of Nations (Paperback)
This is a book that every person interested in entrepreneurial history should read. Directed, among others, by Alfred Chandler, the father of the discipline as it is now, it provides an overview of the different cultural and institutional backgrounds that make possible -or don't- entrepreneurship in many countries.
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Big Business and the Wealth of Nations by Alfred D. Chandler Jr. (Hardcover - July 13, 1997)
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