In Switzerland, the putting-out system, referred to in German as the Verlagssystem, became a predominant mode of decentralized home-based production during...

build a large-scale clothing company. This was partly based on the Verlagssystem. He primarily produced inexpensive women's coats made of thick wool...

the English the "putting-out" system, or "cottage industry", and the Verlagssystem by the Germans. In this system of producing wool cloth, once perpetuated...

in textiles and watchmaking, as merchant-entrepreneurs organized the Verlagssystem to exploit cheaper rural labor and escape guild regulations. The Helvetic...

completely excluded from councils. Where trade and putting-out industry (Verlagssystem) prospered, entrepreneurs in textiles, watchmaking and finance enjoyed...

early as the 17th century, and were also organized according to the Verlagssystem, similarly to lacemaking. Taken to its extreme, the division of labor...

the 17th and 18th centuries, and on the other hand the Kaufsystem and Verlagssystem, which allowed very decentralized organization of home-based work. Protoindustrial...

17th century, they expanded into silk ribbon manufacturing within the Verlagssystem. By 1680–1690, Hans Franz Sarasin (1649–1719) operated a manufactory...

the 16th century, urban guilds had to confront the competition of the Verlagssystem (and later of the manufactory), organized in the countryside by merchant-entrepreneurs...

enterprise developed into a prosperous business organized according to the Verlagssystem (putting-out system), with commercial connections extending to northern...

expansion of home work organized by urban merchant-entrepreneurs (the Verlagssystem). Men were mostly occupied with weaving, while spinning was the affair...