Incentives in the New Industrial Order

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Exploring the transformation of the economic landscape post-World War I, this treatise examines the shift to a new industrial paradigm. Hobson, a prominent social scientist and economist, delves into themes such as labor efficiency, consumer interests, and the psychological aspects of industry. Key chapters address the collapse of the old order and the incentives driving economic activities. This work is essential for those interested in early 20th-century economics, particularly in the context of Europe’s recovery after the war.