Speculative Possibilities of Inventions Speculative Features of the Telephone Speculative Features of the Phonograph Financing an Inventor's Estimates Result of Financing an Inventor's Estimates How the Invention Should Have Been Handled XIV NECESSITY AND METHODS OF PROTECTION Why Protective Measures are Necessary Methods of Protecting Business Interests Propaganda to Discourage Competition The End of the German Chemical Monopoly Drafting the Patent Application Multiclaims and Multitudinous Patents Nature and Limitations of the Patent CHAPTER Part V-Shaping up the Enterprise XIX EXPERIMENTAL WORK AND MODEL-MAKING Utility of Experimental Work Experimental Work and Patent Applications Experimental Work When Funds are Limited Scale of Experimental Work Extravagance in Experimental Work CHAPTER Using the Other Man's Lawyer-A Promoter's Contract XXV CONDITIONS AFFECTING CAPITALIZATION The "Value Idea" in Capitalization Inaccuracies in Value Capitalization Value as a "Building" Basis Increasing Capitalization to Attract Capital Increasing Capitalization to Provide for Contingencies Sales Requirements as a Basis of Capitalization PAGE Capitalization with Promoter's Profits Included Capitalization for Future Needs Capitalization with Payment to Promoter Included Concealing Payments to Promoters Allocation of Stock Between the Enterprise and Capital Promoters' Demands Capitalization as Affected by Method of Financing 326 340 349 358 |