Trust and Power examines the three major phases of the automobile market and argues that its corporations have faced conflicts with the very customers whose loyalty they sought. Such conflicts were present from the early 1900s through to the post-World War II market.
Since the 1930s, US agriculture has undergone a revolution in productivity. Sally Clarke explains how government activity, by stabilizing prices, introducing new sources of credit, and prompting tool manufacturers to revise their business strategies, created a climate favorable to rapid gains in productivity.
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