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largest corporations would have controlled 34.2 per cent of all business wealth . This final figure is , at best ... 200 largest corporations with the national wealth involves no tedious analysis ; but , as all estimates of ...
largest corporations would have controlled 34.2 per cent of all business wealth . This final figure is , at best ... 200 largest corporations with the national wealth involves no tedious analysis ; but , as all estimates of ...
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... 200 largest corporations in the respective years were computed by the method already described for 1927. For each year between 1919 and 1927 a method was employed which gave a figure practically equivalent to the gross assets of the 200 ...
... 200 largest corporations in the respective years were computed by the method already described for 1927. For each year between 1919 and 1927 a method was employed which gave a figure practically equivalent to the gross assets of the 200 ...
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... 200 largest in 1927 over the 200 largest in 1922 would amount to roughly $ 2,340,000,000 ( 26 times $ 90,000,000 ) . This is the amount of the in- crease in assets which should be attributed to mergers between companies already included ...
... 200 largest in 1927 over the 200 largest in 1922 would amount to roughly $ 2,340,000,000 ( 26 times $ 90,000,000 ) . This is the amount of the in- crease in assets which should be attributed to mergers between companies already included ...
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Institutional Economics | 80 |
GEMMILL Fundamentals of Economics By W E Atkins | 91 |
CASTENHOLZ Control of Distribution Costs and Sales By W P Fiske | 137 |
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