Rockefeller dynasty. Oil wars (end of the XIX - early XX century)
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In the first book of a large Russian historian A.A. Fursenko (1927-2008) An analysis of the history of the Rockefeller family is given. The founder of Dynasty John Davison Rockefeller became the first billionaire in the world, his name itself is a symbol of wealth. The book shows that business Rockefeller was held a path that became characteristic of many large entrepreneurs - from oil trade to its transportation, then to the creation of oil processing factories and mastering its own sources of raw materials - first in the United States, then in other regions. The creation of an oil monopoly was accompanied by the strengthening of the political influence of rockefellers both in the United States and around the world.
In the second book A.A. Fursenko first of historians investigated the half-century period of rivalry of large oil companies - Russian, American, English, Dutch (from the 80s. XIX to 20 years. XX century) This struggle for oil and markets of its sales received the name of "oil wars" and largely determined the subsequent development of the economy and policies in the XX century.
For all who are interested in politics, economics and entrepreneurship history.
3rd edition, corrected and complemented
In the second book A.A. Fursenko first of historians investigated the half-century period of rivalry of large oil companies - Russian, American, English, Dutch (from the 80s. XIX to 20 years. XX century) This struggle for oil and markets of its sales received the name of "oil wars" and largely determined the subsequent development of the economy and policies in the XX century.
For all who are interested in politics, economics and entrepreneurship history.
3rd edition, corrected and complemented
Author:
Author:Fursenko Alexander Aleksandrovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Business & Money
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: Economic history in the past and present
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7749-1159-2
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