A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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Many financiers who were drawn to Edison were looking for the "Big Score": revolutionary new technology which offered create new industry and generate incredible profits the electric light had. The failure attract funds from individual investors led the demise the Edison Industrial Works and severly damaged Edison's financial strategy. The Great Depression had begun 1872, and whatever said about the extent this depression, Edison found difficult raise capital the middle long period deflation punctuated O1 by financial panics. addition, his basic core of investors— nurtured through the telegaph and electrical days— were fully committed the electrical industry which was insatiable its demands for capital. This was not easy time raise money. The attempt draw many investors into supporting the West Orange complex met with little success, and Edison was unable embark the construction the Edison Industrial Works. They therefore wanted make their own judgements the commercial future of an invention rather than rely Edison make the choice for them. was forced explore many different sources of . The plan focus all financial support into one organization failed because venture capitalists tended make product specific investments.11-19 RESEARCH FOR HIRE