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COMPARATIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter Hobson Von Halle Dyer
I. Introduction. Earlier Public Policy as to Combinations. Introduction.
II. The Structure of Industry before Machinery. The Condition of Affairs before the Interstate
Commerce Law and the Anti-Trust Legislation. 		Conditions of Development.
III. The Order of Developopment of Machine Industry. The Forms of organization. Early Corporate and State Regulation of Industry.
IV. The Structure of Modern Industry. The Objects of Organization. Individual Industry.
V. The Formation of Monopolies in Capital. Nature and Effect of Trusts. Trade Unions.
VI. Economic Powers of the Trust. The Latest phase of corporation Law and its effect on the form and Nature of Combinations. Position of Women.
VII. Machinery and Industrial Depression. Public Opinion and the Combinations. Coöperation.
VIII. Machinery and Demand for Labor. Conclusions. Municipal Control.
IX. Machinery and the Quality of Labor. Modern State Control.
X. The Economy of High Wages. Industrial Training.
XI. Some Effects of Modern Industry upon the Workers as Consumers. Modern Industrial Guilds.
XII. Women in Modern Industry. Industrial Integration.
XIII. Machinery and the Modern Town.
XIV. Civilization and Industrial Development.


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