First published in 1907, Education of Business Men is an insightful exploration of the role of business education in American society. Written by the noted educator and economist Edmund J. James, this book argues that business education is essential for the health and prosperity of the nation, and proposes a number of innovative reforms to the existing system. With its blend of practical advice and visionary thinking, Education of Business Men remains a useful guide for anyone interested in the fields of business and economics.

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