United States Steel Corporation [microform]: Hearings Before the Committee on Investigation of United States Steel Corporation. House of Representativ (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175850324)

This volume presents hearings before the Committee on Investigation of the United States Steel Corporation, offering a detailed look into the operations and business practices of one of the most significant industrial entities of the early 20th century. As Volume 2 of the hearings, this document provides invaluable insight into the debates and concerns surrounding the corporation's influence and potential monopolistic activities.

Researchers and historians will find this microform edition a crucial resource for understanding the economic and legal landscape of the time, and the evolving role of large corporations in American society. The hearings cover a wide range of topics, shedding light on the steel industry and the broader context of industrial consolidation in the United States.

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