Infant Prodigy of Radio Industry Spurs Growth
The rapid rise of radio manufacturing from about fifty pioneers to over 3,000 by 1924 is traced. Sales in 1920 reached 1 million dollars with estimates of 150 million spent by Americans last year on sets and parts. Expenditures for research will surpass early sales, while standardization and regulatory delays shape the evolving industry.
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