Focusing on the pivotal role of business leaders in economic development, this comprehensive two-volume work delves into the intricacies of banking management, investment banking, and market competition, areas often overlooked in other histories. The author adeptly contrasts American banking practices with global perspectives, showcasing a deep understanding of foreign literature. This detailed examination serves not only bankers but also students of economic history, establishing itself as essential reading for those interested in the evolution of American banking.
