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Big Business and the Wealth of Nations
Argentina: Industrial growth and enterprise organization, 1880s–1980s
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Author(s):
María Inés Barbero
Publication date:
July 13 1997
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Cambridge University Press
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July 13 1997
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10.1017/CBO9780511665349.012
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Book chapters
pp. 3
Historical and comparative contours of big business
pp. 24
The large industrial enterprise and the dynamics of modern economic growth
pp. 61
The United States: Engines of economic growth in the capital-intensive and knowledge-intensive industries
pp. 102
Great Britain: Big business, management, and competitiveness in twentieth-century Britain
pp. 139
Germany: Competition abroad – cooperation at home, 1870–1990
pp. 176
Small European nations: Cooperative capitalism in the twentieth century
pp. 205
France: The relatively slow development of big business in the twentieth century
pp. 246
Italy: The tormented rise of organizational capabilities between government and families
pp. 277
Spain: Big manufacturing firms between state and market, 1917–1990
pp. 305
Japan: Increasing organizational capabilities of large industrial enterprises, 1880s–1980s
pp. 336
South Korea: Enterprising groups and entrepreneurial government
pp. 368
Argentina: Industrial growth and enterprise organization, 1880s–1980s
pp. 395
USSR: Large enterprises in the USSR – the functional disorder
pp. 433
Czechoslovakia: The halting pace to scope and scale
pp. 465
Organizational competences, firm size, and the wealth of nations: Some comments from a comparative perspective
pp. 480
Managerial control, capital markets, and the wealth of nations
pp. 497
Big business and skill formation in the wealthiest nations: The organizational revolution in the twentieth century
pp. 522
Government, big business, and the wealth of nations
pp. 546
Constructing big business: The cultural concept of the firm
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