POPULATION--
agricultural, decline in, 12, 13.
POWER--
water, of U. S., 27, 28.
POWER PLANT--
producer-gas, 352-369.
conditions favorable to, in U. S., 368, 369.
location of European, 366-368.
number and class of, 363.
relation of, to conservation of fuel resources, 352-369.
relative results of steam plant and, 356-363.
PRODUCTION--
capitalistic, 6, 29-39.
concentration of, 34.
large-scale, 35-37.
economics of, 35, 36.
peculiar to trusts, 44.
industrial effects of, 37.
in manufacturing, 36.
in retail trade, 37.
social effects of, 38.
of cotton, 291.
of cotton in U. S., 17, 304.
pig-iron, 230, 231.
PROFITS--
of promoters, 45.
PROFIT SHARING--
defined, 110.
economic theory of, 111.
methods of, 110, 111.
objections against, 111, 113.
origin of, 113.
purpose of, 110.
PROPERTY--
private, 3, 4.
PROTECTION--
arguments in support of, 160-162.
RAILROADS--
public nature of, 148.
public ownership of, 149.
rates, 147.
RATES--
railroad, 147.
REGULATION--
legislative, of trust evils, 50, 51.
RESOURCES--
agricultural, of U. S., 9-19.
forest, destruction of, 18.
mineral, of U. S., 19-29.
alarming condition of, 20-22.
REVENUE--
sources of, 157-159.
REVOLUTION--
industrial, 5, 6.
ROTATION--
three-year, 2.
SAVING--
relation of, to spending, 129, 130.
why necessary, 131.
SERVICE--
Forest, work of, 18.
SOCIALISM--
as a scheme of distribution, 170.
defined, 167, 168.
difficulties of establishing, 169.
state, 167.
SOCIETY--
industrial, 1-8.
Rochdale, 115.