About the author
Burton J. Hendrick is an author with only one work held in this collection, and publicly available information about his life is quite limited; neither his nationality nor his birth and death years are clearly recorded. Based on the existing information alone, his representative work is The Age of Big Business, which is classified under economics and personal finance, and deals with the commercial development of the era of large enterprises. Judging from the title and the classification, Hendrick focuses on the rise and operating logic of modern industrial and commercial enterprises, and his writing combines historical narrative with economic analysis, aimed at general readers who wish to understand the course of business evolution. Because public materials are limited, it is not possible to confirm further details of his personal experience, writing career, or the specific publication background of the book, so the introduction centers on the subject matter and orientation of the work itself.
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The Age of Big Business Burton J. Hendrick Yale University Press · 1919 The Age of Big Business, subtitled "A Chronicle of the Captains of Industry," is Volume 39 of The Chronicles of America Series, written by the America…Publishers
Yale University Press