re maynot be favorable to another. In Chapter VI, it has beenshown that for fine goods the labor is the large and con-trolling factor, while for coarse goods, raw materials is thecontrolling one. Therefore, a management capable ofmaking a great success on fine goods, where the sur-roundings are… … >, n to o MILL. MANAGEMENT. 175 A good management may undertake to redeem a fail-ing plant under unfavorable conditions, and fail to do so,because of the conditions. A plant giving mediocre, orfailing results may be put in the hands of new manage-ment and made very successful. This would mean…
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