Trusts, Cartels & Syndicats (Notes & Documents), by Arthur Raffalovich, offers a detailed examination of industrial organization at the turn of the 20th century. Written in French, this historical document provides insights into the structures and operations of trusts, cartels, and syndicates, offering a valuable perspective on the economic landscape of the era.
Raffalovich's work delves into the specifics of these powerful entities, exploring their impact on industry, competition, and the broader economy. For scholars and historians, this book serves as a primary source, shedding light on the complexities of early industrial consolidation and the regulatory challenges it presented.
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