Industrial Depressions

Industrial Depressions, Their Causes Analysed and Classified with a Practical Remedy for Such as Result from Industrial Derangements or Iron the Barometer of Trade
by Geo H. Hull

Book Description: Frederick A. Stokes Company, New York, 1911. Hardcover.
1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Dark Green cloth boards with gilt title to cover and spine, First Edition, Published November 1911, large fold-out graph of Pig Iron Consumption and Price 1800-1910,

Book Condition: Very Good, covers rubbed and light soil, some slight rippling of cloth on back cover, corners bumped with boards slightly exposed, spine bumped, general shelfwear, small blemish to front endpapers, small dampstain 3/4" to textblock that affects pages 79-144 with a 1/8' wide dampstain, otherwise internally very clean, slight hint of tanning, otherwise no marks, No Dust Jacket,

Contents: PART FIRST, Chapter I. Evolution in the Occupations of Mankind, II. Advent of the Malady Industrial Depression and Efforts Made to Discover It's Cause, III. Financial Panics vs. Industrial Depressions, IV. Analysis of the Theory of Overproduction, V. Poor Crops - Presidential Election - Reaction - Periodicity, VI. Turning Too Much Circulating Capital Into Fixed Capital - A Mental Disease - The World Already Provided with Economic Tools, VII. Minor Alleged Causes of Industrial Depressions, VIII. Result of Eliminating The Untenable Alleged Causes, IX. Iron the Barometer of Trade, Contemporaneousness and Severity of Industrial Depressions in the Five Chief Iron-Producing Nations,

PART SECOND, Chapter X. Analysis of the Nation's Business, XI. Analysis of Construction, XII. The Motive Which Underlies the Industries, and the Real Cause of Industrial Depressions,

PART THIRD, Chapter XIII. Analysis of the Industrial Depressions from 1833 to 1887, XIV. Analysis of the Industrial Depressions from 1887 to 1897, XV. Analysis of the Industrial Depressions from 1897 to 1908 Revival, Boom, and Decline of 1897 to 1900,

PART FOURTH, Chapter XVI. Deductions Drawn From The Results of Analysis, XVII. Magnitude of These Depressions and Danger That the Valuable Lessons They Should Teach Will Be Lost, XVIII. Another Danger To Be Counteracted, XIX. Resume, XX. How Can These Mysterious Depressions Be Prevented? The Remedy, Appendices, Index. -- end. 287 pp. Scarce First Edition, Highly Collectible Pre-Great-Depression Title on Industrial Depressions.

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