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Industrial Diversification in American Cities

Glenn E. McLaughlin

The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1930 · Volume 45 · Issue 1

DOI: 10.2307/1882529

Abstract

I. Advantages and disadvantages of industrial concentration. — Possible relation to the business cycle, 131. — II. The criterion of concentration and diversification here used: value added by manufacture, 134. — Results for sixteen cities in 1919, 135. — In later years, 138. — III. Relation between industries of producers' goods and of consumers' goods, 146. — Some significant results as to concentration and business fluctuations, 148.

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