Increasing the National Wealth.

Focuses on the economic conditions of the U.S. Increase in the national production; Factors responsible for the industrial growth of the U.S.; Increase in the standard of living of the American people; View of the businessmen that limiting factor in production is labor; Need for the construction of durable goods, to increase demand for capital; Importance of the automobile industry in the economic development of the U.S.; Accumulation of national wealth in the country; Expenditure of capital on investments in the automobile industry; Amount of capital absorbed by the automobile and construction industry; Wealth spent by the U.S. on city planning; Role of life insurance premiums in the process of capital accumulation; Investment of the saved capital in giving loans on real estate mortgages and land contracts.