A Business History of Alberta

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University of Calgary Press, 1999 - Business & Economics - 362 pages

A Business History of Alberta chronicles a rich history of people and enterprise--an enduring spirit of entrepreneurship, and an evolution of economic foundations--from pioneer outposts to sophisticated global players. Found the foundations of business in Alberta through its development to the emergence of big business, this is a fascinating study of Alberta over time.

Businesses large and small have always been an integral part of Alberta's identity and growth. Exploring the evolution of business growth in Alberta, this comprehensive and unique study examines the role businesses have played in the economic, political, and social development of the province.

 

Contents

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN THE NEW PROVINCE
69
EMERGENCE OF BIG BUSINESS IN ALBERTA
123
RECENT TRENDS IN ALBERTA BUSINESS
229
BIBLIOGRAPHY
324
INDEX
339
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Henry C. Klassen was a Professor in the History department at the University of Calgary. His academic pursuits focussed on the study of Canadian business and financial history. He is the author of Luther Holton: A Founding Canadian Entrepreneur.