Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Steel Serves the Nation, 1901-1951: The Fifty Year Story of United States Steel
The heart Of the American way Of life for business is the incentive and progress generated by competition among producers constantly endeavoring to improve their products, to reduce their Operating costs, to enlarge their markets and to realize a fair return on their investments. Profit is the com pelling motive in any risk-taking business enterprise. Profitable and successful industrial projects carry with them a rich overflow Of benefits to the public in the form Of better homes, better automobiles, better refrigerators, better tele vision sets, better transportation facilities and thousands Of other products of improved quality which Often bear a lower price.
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