Capital Expenditures in the Steel Industry, 1900-1953: An Investigation of Economic Factors Influencing Their Timing and Magnitude (Book).

Thomas J. Burns

doi:10.2308/tar-4496887

July 1, 1979The Accounting Review

Capital Expenditures in the Steel Industry, 1900-1953: An Investigation of Economic Factors Influencing Their Timing and Magnitude (Book).

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The book aims to explore how economic factors affect the timing and amounts of capital expenditures in the steel industry between 1900 and 1953.
Historical analysis of capital expenditures in the steel industry
Review of economic conditions during the specified period
Examination of correlation between economic factors and investment timing
Identifies key economic factors that significantly influence capital expenditure levels.
Findings highlight trends in investment timing corresponding with economic booms and downturns.
Demonstrates a relationship between economic conditions and investment magnitude.

Implication

This book investigates economic factors that influence capital expenditures in the steel industry, suggesting key insights into industry dynamics.

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Review the book "Capital Expenditures in the Steel Industry, 1900-1953: An Investigation of Economic Factors Influencing Their Timing and Magnitude," by Eldon S. Hendriksen.

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