Over-production and Commercial Distress

A prescient analysis of economic overproduction and its effects on business and society as a whole, written by a prominent businessman and economist of the late 19th century. Uriel H. Crocker provides a detailed account of the causes and consequences of overproduction, and urges both policymakers and citizens to take action to prevent future crises. This book remains as relevant today as it was when it was first published.

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