System: The Magazine of Business, October 1920

591-704 pp. Cover: How Big Should a Business Grow? by John J. Raskob. Slow Profits Today, But Sure Profits Tomorrow, George Eastman. CONTENTS: How We Can Help Along Deflation; Slow Profits Today, But Sure Profits Tomorrow, George Eastman; How Big Should a Business Grow?; Robinson Breaks Rule 62, Page 17; Straight Commission, Salary, Bonus--Is There a Better Way to Pay?; "Tuning Up" for Work; Three Rich Markets on the Indian Ocean; Where the Visitor Sits; Why Our Men Fight for Trade; My 64 Years in Business; Running Mates; Selling the Customer Who "Has to be Shown"; Builders of Business; Good Will Begins at Home; Letters that Back Up Our Men; Short Cuts; Are You to Blame for Your Telephone Troubles?; Over the Executive's Desk; When the Community Got Behind Business; Bringing the Business to the Boss; Dictated--and Read; What I Would Do; Keeping Out the "Blues"; Keep Up with Rising Costs; Getting the Most Out of Motor Trucks; The Other Man's Way; Automobiles--Good Will; Wrong Methods Made Right.