An edition of The empire of business
(1902)
The empire of business
by Andrew Carnegie
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Business, Economic conditions, Wealth, Success in business, Success, Succès, Richesse, Affaires, Conditions économiquesPlaces
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Table of Contents
The road to business success. The A.B.C. of money.
The common interest of labour and capital.
Thrift as a duty.
How to win fortune.
Wealth and its uses.
The bugaboo of trusts.
Anglo-American trade relations.
Business.
Steel manufacture in the United States.
The cost of living in Britain.
Oil and gas wells.
The three legged stool.
Railroads past and present.
Iron and steel at home and abroad.
The Manchester school and to-day.
What would I do with the tariff if I were czar?
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"IT is well that young men should begin at the beginning and occupy the most subordinate positions."
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