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MHHHMMrno.Il3SOCIAL OF TO-DAYQUESTIONS
EDITED BY II. DE B. M.A.GIBBINS,
AND CORNERSTRUSTS, POOLS.TO-DAYSOCIAL OFQUESTIONS
Edited H. de B. M.A.by GIBBINS,
2s. 6d.Crown 8vo,
A series of volumes those of economicsocial,upon topics
inand industrial interest that are at the moment foremostpresent
is an who is anthe mind. Each volume written authorpublic by
the with which he anddeals,acknowledged authority upon subject
who treats his in a butquestion thoroughly sympathetic impartial
with reference to the historic of themanner, special aspect subject.
The Volumes are nowfollowing ready.
1. TRADE UNIONISM-NEW AND OLD. G. HOWELL, M.P., Author of
The and Labour, Second Edition.Conflicts ofCapital
An into the2. PROBLEMS OF POVERTY: Industrial Condition ofInquiry
the Poor. A. HOBSON, M.A.By J.
3. THE CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT TO-DAY. G. J. HOLYOAKE,
Author of The History ofCo-operation.
4. MUTUAL THRIFT. Rev. FROME Author of TheJ. WILKINSON, M.A.,
Movement.Friendly Society
5. THE COMMERCE OF NATIONS. C. F. Professor ofBASTABLB, LL.D.,
Political in the of Dublin.Economy University
W.6. THE ALIEN INVASION. H. to theWILKINS, B.A., Secretary
Association for the of Destitute Aliens.Preventing Immigration
(With an Note the Reverend the ofIntroductory by Right Bishop Bedford.)
7. THE RURAL EXODUS: Problems of Life. P. ANDERSONVillage
GRAHAM.
8. LAND NATIONALIZATION. HAROLD B.A.Cox,
9. A SHORTER WORKING-DAY. R. A. HADFIELD and H. DE B.
GlBBINS, M.A.
10. BACK TO THE LAND. HAROLD E. MOORE, F.S.I.
11. TRUSTS, POOLS, AND CORNERS. STEPHENJ. JEANS.
12. THE R. W.FACTORY SYSTEM. COOKE Author of TheTAYLOR,
Modern etc.Factory System,
13.X3HILDREN AND THE STATE. Miss TUCKWELL.
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fhe are in :following preparation
14. WOMEN'S WORK. LADY and others.DILKE,
5. SOCIALISM AND MODERN THOUGHT. Rev. M. KAUFMANN.
Other Volumes will follow In due course.Ec.W
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TRUSTS
AND CORNERSPOOLS
AS AFFECTING COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
INTO THE PRINCIPLES AND RECENT OPERATION OF
LIMITCOMBINATIONS AND SYNDICATES TO
PRODUCTION AND INCREASE PRICES
BY
STEPHEN F.S.S.[." JEANS, M.R.I.,
AUTHOR OF
"ENGLAND'S "RAILWAY ETC.SUPREMACY," PROBLEMS,"
& tier.Jfttthtten
ESSEX W.C.STREET,36 LONDON,
1894PREFATORY NOTE
word "Trust" has been uni-IN the thefollowing pages,
thatto combinations of kindformly employed signify every
a viewhave been devised with to controlling production
and There be other words that moreprices. may correctly
whichthe exact character of theexpress principles upon
certain combinations are and the theyfounded, objects
have in view. however much theBut, mayappellation
andbe entitled to the of a meredescription euphemism,
however much it fall short of the better knownmay
"
term in an idea
English Ring," conveying adequate
of the methods and the ends in it isemployed view,
the word in the States toused Unitedcommonly
describe such and is not socombinations, perhaps
offensive to those who of thosemay honestly approve
and from considerations of mereprinciples ends, apart
expediency.
be taken to the fact that in theException may following
I have not definite orpages pronounced very approval
condemnation of the Trust but I do notsystem generally,
consider that I am called to do so. I am neitherupon
their nor their has been tofunctionapologist judge. My
far as Ias within the limits atpresent, could, my disposal,vi PREFATORY NOTE.
the facts as to their andcharacter, operations, development,
and this I have endeavoured to do without conscious
or The is neitherpartiality prejudice. system wholly good
nor and he who would it towholly evil, strongly pronounce
be is to err in hiseither, likelynecessarily judgment.
STEPHENJ. JEANS.
GREAT GEORGE S.W.STREET, LONDON,
March 1894.