In Brass Manufacturing During the 1830's

Theodore F. Marburg

The Journal of Economic History, 1943, vol. 3, issue S1, 33-37

Abstract: Two propositions are suggested by a preliminary examination of the marketing of brass and brass products a century ago: first, that the manufacturer's quest for a near-monopoly market through product differentiation is not a new development; second, that this very quest of the manufacturer for near-monopoly has been the life blood of manufacturing progress.

Date: 1943
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