Titlebook: Rolls-Royce; The Years of Endeavo Ian Lloyd Book 1978 Ian Lloyd 1978 business.industries

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The Inter-war Years: Summary and Conclusions,policy. The preceding chapters have shown that even in the case of a firm like Rolls-Royce the polished phrases of the published balance sheet often conceal long periods of struggle and crisis. The consistent declaration of an almost uniform dividend is no easy achievement and those who are most cri

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,‘A Single Firm Against a Nation’,e in the United States were half the pre-war level. For this reason he considered that a vast selling organisation would be required. This had already been built up by Springfield and he proposed that it should not be abandoned.

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Rolls-Royce of America Incorporated: a Venture into the Unknown,yce in 1906, and it is possible that even if the war had not occurred, Johnson would have followed his inclinations and made a serious attempt to expand the ‘natural’ market which he had long believed existed in America.

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Improving the Breed,ign point of view, if not from that of development, and since very considerable progress in radial engines was being made by Bristols and Armstrong-Siddeley in England, and more especially by Wright and Pratt & Whitney in the United States, the temptation to shift his attention to this type of engine is understandable.

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A Flirtation with Monopoly,e Armistice. The surviving founder of the company, Royce himself had never altogether ceased to give some thought to the problems of car design and it was on 7 July 1917 that he announced in a West Wittering memo. that all post-war chassis would have electric self-starters and that he had been studying the Lanchester gearbox.