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Sec. 4. Electrical goods—Continued,
Germany—Continued.
Centralization through communities of interest—Continued.
The Allgemeine Flektricitits-Gesellschaft—Continued.
Controlled companies...
Agreements covering foreign markets. .
The Siemens-Schuckert concern .
Capital and dividends.. Ce.
Connections with banks... c.ee
Relations of the A. E. G. and Siemens-Schuckert....o..o........
Great Britain... ceeaean
British investments in foreign public utilities. “open
Cable, telegraph, and telephone companies.. soo
Local public utilities other than telephone companies. ....... ...
Combination for foreign trade. -.
Organization..
Purposes......
Export activities...
Cooperation among American manufacturers
SEC. 5. Chemicals. .
Germany.....
Coal-tar dyes.........
Entire industry controlled by two groups
The Badische group...
The Hiochst-Cassella group..
General results of concentration. .
Profits.....

Soda. .
Alcohol......
Effectiveness of the combinations. .

France. .
[taly.coo.......
Great Britain and other countries... ..
Cooperation in American export trade in chemicals
Advantages of export cooperation.
Sec. 6. Phosphate rock....
Sec. 7. Portland cement..
[ntroduction....
Jermany..... 3
3reat Britain. . fees
The Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers Ltd). o.oo.
The British Portland Cement Manufacturers (L.td.).. feeeane
Belgium....
Other countries.
[nternational combinations. .
Cooperation among American producers.
3gc. 8. Lumber..
The American export trade in lumber.
Jooperation in the lumber export trade ..
Advantages and disadvantages of proposed export combinations of lumber
producers.
SEC. 9. Coal.......
Introduction...

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