The Archive · 1924

Supervision in Business

1 A fact which the fate of some firms has caused much to be realiz-fed during recent years is that big Dusiness and profitable business are by no means synonymous terms and that the bigger the business ix not operated on xound, up to-date lines, the bigger the crash when ultimately it comes; for the st financial or commercial must inevitably bow careless management and inefficient supervision. In this connexion, the report of the committee which has philosophy, and we shall have the 1 ice June, investigating circumstances which contributed school-masters down on us, to, ask how we are getting on with! life's exams., if we pursue it, the failure of the Norske Lloyd Insurance Company of Christi '<a one-time big power in the in-

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