Der österreichische Exporteur

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Identifikator:: 1758074884

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-135614

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Der österreichische Exporteur

Edition:: [2. Aufl]

Place of publication:: Wien

Publisher:: [Kammer für Handel, Gewerbe und Industrie]

Year of publication:: 1927

Scope:: 240 S.

Digitisation:: 2021

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: The Austrian Exporter

Collection:: Economics Books

States Yugoslavia *) Austria... Poland: RZumania*) Jzechoslovakia Hungary .. In regard to the per capita@ share of imports and exports Austria is not only easily first among che Succession States, but surpasses Germany and Italy as well, to say nothing of Russia, of course. These facts may enable readers to gauge the degree of advantage which they can gain from a study of the Export Directory. The importance which the various branches of industry have for foreign trade must not necessarily correspond to the strength in which they are represented in Austria, but certain inferences as to their potential foreign trade, at any rate, are permissible from such figures. The proportional share of the various branches of industry in the total number of labour employed in Austria was as follows on June 30th, 1925, according to the Wirtschaftsstatistische Jahrbuch, 1925 of the Vienna Chamber of Labour: Importe Exporte RM RM 3111 30:14 26246 177:60 46°84 3694 28’80 29:43 16070 17156 79:87 75:39 Mining, Founderies and Iron Rolling Mills Iron and Metallurgical Industry . Building and Building Materials . Wood Industry 0. OR Chemical and Rubber Industry Foods a Textile and Clothing Industry .. Leather, Boot and Shoe Industry . Paper and Paper-working Industry 6 per cent. 9 ” »” ” 2” ”„ Comparativ Strength © the varion industries 7 X „ 100 per cent. Of the total number of work-takers 3582 per cent. were employed in Vienna in 1927, Only work-takers employed in enterprises which come under the Aceident Insurance Act were comprised in these statistics and their number was 537.270. In regard to this figure as well as respecting the numbers of work-takers employed in the various branches of industry, which are enumerated hereunder, the fact has to be kept constantly before one’s eyes that these figures refer to a Country with little over 6% million inhabitants and therefore show a high degree of industrial- isation. It is quite impossible, of course, to define exactly the branches, for whose products foreign interest has been manifested, as the degree of interest shown in every single article is variable and depends from changing economic conditions, tariff modifications, the making of most-favoured nation agreements etc. The practical use of a Survey bestowing attention on every detail would, besides, be nil or almost So, because every businessman is solving for himself the question in which articles he should take an interest. The following enumeration of the most important exporting industries of the country with the number of work-takers employed as an illustration of the respect- ive strength of these. branches is therefore neither complete nor very detailed and is intended to Present a general survey of the sphere in question only. *) Per capita share in 1923,

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