This book uses multidisciplinary theories and methods such as history, regional economics, new economic sociology, and new institutional economics to study the development of the Civil Information Bureau from 1866 to 1934, analyze its spatial network structure and delivery network levels in detail, analyze its shortcomings, and show the process of the Civil Information Bureau from its peak to its decline in the game with the government-run postal service.
Reader comments
In particular, the analysis of the shortcomings of the Civil Credit Bureau in the book reminded me of some problems in modern corporate competition. I like the description of the game between the Civil Information Bureau and the government-run postal service in the book. It feels like I am witnessing a wonderful business war. Moreover, I had just gotten married, and I also learned from the book that family, like career, needs to be managed carefully in order to prosper in the long term. I recommend you also read this book, I believe you will gain something different!
In particular, the analysis of the shortcomings of the Civil Credit Bureau in the book reminded me of some problems in modern corporate competition. I like the description of the game between the Civil Information Bureau and the government-run postal service in the book. It feels like I am witnessing a wonderful business war. Moreover, I had just gotten married, and I also learned from the book that family, like career, needs to be managed carefully in order to prosper in the long term. I recommend you also read this book, I believe you will gain something different!