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Germany—Continued.
Special report of Consul General Julius G. Lay, Berlin—Continued.
Cartels of the textile industry—Continued.
Products.....
Extent of monopoly of home market and of exports. .
Selling methods at home.......
Selling methods abroad...
Character of competition. ....
Central selling organization. ..
Terms of sale and delivery.
Dumping.......
Special relations. ..
The results attained by combination and the effect on outsiders.
Can Americans successfully compete?
The alcohol cartel...
Name, location, and preliminary remarks.
Organization...... ......
Foreign markets. .....
Products...........
Extent of monopoly of home market and of exports. ..
Selling methods at home. .
Selling methods abroad...
Character of competition. .
Terms of sale and delivery.
Dumping......
Special relations........ _._.
The results attained by combination...
Attitude toward outsiders....
Can Americans successfully compete?.........
Concentration movements in other German industries...
The plate-glass monopoly.
The Association of Window Glass Producers...
The concentration of the electrical glass industry...
The Bottle Syndicate.....
~The aniline color combinations
The Association of Linoleum Manufacturer
The Soda Trust. ....
The aluminum and zine organizations.
The German glue combinations. .
The dynamite agreement... .
Monopolistic tendencies in the German book trade... .
The rubber combination...
German Gold and Silver Parting Works. ... ..
Concentration in the incandescent light industry...
Artificial Silk Trust. ....
The stoneware combination... ..
The tinsuccessful German rice monopoly... ....... .... -
The concentration movement in the storage-battery industry...
The Jute Syndicate. .
The proposed nitrate monopoly... i orm en mena
List of German cartels showing signs of activity during 1913....
The German war companies.

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