The Business of America: The Economy in the 1920s
- A different United States
- Rise of big business sparks reform efforts
- World War I brings a shift in attitude
- The economy starts to prosper
- Frederick Taylor: A New Kind of Management
- Consumer demand spurs new approach
- Henry Ford's innovations
- A new approach to spending
- A passion for the stock market
- The new art of advertising
- The Florida land boom
- Labor unions...
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