The Importance of Fashions in Taste to Business History: An Introductory Essay

Dwight E. Robinson

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Viewing the evolution of business through the unique perspective of the student of fashion behavior, this essay recasts many traditional generalizations and seeks a meeting ground for fashion study and business history.

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