Big business: the European experience in the twentieth century

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Firm Innovation and Growth Elite Sociology and Global Capitalism

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PART I: BIG BUSINESS 1. The World of Big Business before 1914 2. From the 1920s to the 1950s 3. Recent Developments PART II: PERFORMANCES 4. Profits and Profitability 5. Survival PART III: BUSINESS LEADERSHIP 6. Competences 7. Decision-making PART IV: BUSINESS, SOCIETY, AND POLITICS 8. Wealth, Status, and Power before 1914 9. Business Elites in Contemporary Europe Conclusion Appendix References

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