The sources of public utility capital

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Identifikator:: 1774165570

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-171285

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Lozovskij, Aleksandr http://d-nb.info/gnd/104314591

Title:: Revolution und Konterrevolution in China

Place of publication:: Moskau

Publisher:: Rote Gewerkschaftsinternat.; Berlin : Führer-Verl. in Komm.

Year of publication:: 1928

Scope:: 79 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2021

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Die revolutionäre Lehre Sunjatsens

Collection:: Economics Books

THe Sources oF PusLic UriLity CAPITAL 21 Those companies in the western division of the United States secure more than half of their capital from stockholders. The ratio of Capital Stock to Total Equities in this section of the country is .519. The modal ratios for the other sections of the country are 413 for the East, 445 for the Middle West, and 452 for the South. However, in the South there is a large concentration (75 per cent of all the cases) about the typical ratio of 452, When analyzed according to the size of companies, it is found that companies with 5-9 millions of equities normally finance with approxi- mately .52 of their total equities as stock. Those with equities be- tween 10 and 49 millions of dollars have a typical ratio of .44 and those with 50 millions and over of equities have a typical ratio of .35. The percentages of concentration increase as the size of company in- creases. The typical ratios for Gas and Electric Companies, Holding, and Traction Companies are 41, 45, and .47 respectively. When analyzed by years, the modal ratios decline from .48 in 1917 to .43 in 1919. and then to .41 by 1924.

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