The nature of capital and income

Foreign trade zones (or free ports)

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Identifikator:: 102659555X

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-82920

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Fisher, Irving http://d-nb.info/gnd/118533541

Title:: The nature of capital and income

Place of publication:: New York

Publisher:: The Macmillan Company

Year of publication:: 1923

Scope:: XXI, 427 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2019

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Part III. Capital and income

Collection:: Economics Books

FREE PORT OF HAMBURG 193 ad ling | 168s and 23, am ome “and ants) Per cent » 87 6 a6 ‘3 3 2 ans’ hich ale sab ped the lo . of ely all ade? Dis | Manufacturing in free zone.—There are three chief industrial districts in the harbor, Steinwarder, Kleine Grasbrook, Veddel-Peute and Billwarder-Moorfleth. These districts, together with the shipyards scattered about the port, occupy a combined area of 2,800 acres, which is about half that used for actual shipping purposes. The following table gives the various kinds of industries throughout the harbor and includes manufacturing plants situated in the harbor though not in the free harbor. Name of industry Num- ber of works Area covered in acres Number of work- men Shipbuilding and allied industries-.... .__... aes Shemical industry_......________ 00. TTT TTTTTITTTTTTTIT 3uilding industry and manufacture of building material __...__..__.._.___ Joal utilization, Including gas Works... ..oooool IIIT Jil and grease manufactories. ...._. _....___... [JJ] flour mills, ete... TTT Ee Woodworking and timber industries..........._..._.... _........_____ Ton and meta] working industries... ____. A BRERA iron momma Tetallurgical industry... . EH mm mre st rem arm dectrieity works. 1. _____..___..._____.._ [IIIT ye works and paint factories. ..._.. {Ammer pm————— aT TREIIIIL wer apis SAR ERA AEA Hm me mt mt mmm ie meme eres ingine building, excluding ship’s engines... __. I —— BOWING IDAUSEEY «ceo oooe ooo ooo IIIT Rubber industry... ....... ..... [UR iron and metal foundries. - -....... SE Electrical industry... .............. SRA Guts and sausage'skins TTT TTT Miscellaneous industries employing less than 100 workmen. ooo... 90 32 13 8 10 12 501. 0 84.0 51.8 40.4 45,1" 2.4 22.0 21.9 29.8 31 2.8 9 14 2.5 “a 19, 960 1,486 574 1,071 1, 605 +, 106 1, 637 -, 003 1, 652 R27 299 nd 31% ang 1,284 235 186 180 492 34.315 ls a Totals 10 937.1 i — The following industries are located in the free harbor and in the Customs area below the Elbe regions. This is practically all free zone ares —— ‘Name of industry Num- ber of works Area covered in geres Number of work- men Shipbuilding and allied industries.........__.. ee 2081 ANA BAS woo ereeeeii ils and greases. -__---on ooo eveammeenm Flour mills, ete... 22711177 nr ~hemical industry. o.oo... Sani JLodstufls. TTT EE Woaq, including timber. _......_._______.. Metallurgical industry... _. etn yes and PAINS. Lo enim "fon and other metals. _. ..................._ ee — ngine building. ....... ....._... ooo. ent III Xubber industry. ooo. moomoo rele III foundries ___ LITT eee Building material ._____ J TTTTTTTTIITTTIIITTTT Sn is and sausage skins. o-oo en Sloctrical industry... Miscellaneous. 10, 206 o77 1, 086 423 27 152 843 25 71 are 174 1,240 204 : 25 244 B24 | 2530 165.0 24.8 19.4 14.8 10.3 8&7 42 £.8 "8 4 9 17 “b 7 a — Totals. ___ A comparison of the figures given for industries carried on in the free harbor with the total industries carried on in the entire port, Ndicates the paramount importance of theindustriesin the free harbor.

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