First published in 1913, The Trust Problem takes a deep dive into the issue of monopolies and the role of trust in early 20th century society. With an accessible writing style, Jenks offers readers a comprehensive overview of the topic, from the history of trusts to the arguments for and against their existence. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in business ethics, economic history or the social impacts of capitalism.

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