„Gold is for the mistress—silver for the maid! Copper for the craftsman cunning at his trade.” „Good!” said the Baron, sitting in his hall, „But Iron—Cold Iron—is master of them all!” (From „Cold Iron”, by Rudyard Kipling.)
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Vele gegevens en getallen, in dit stuk voorkomende, zijn onder meer ontleend aan: Ministry of Reconstruction, Report of Committee on Trusts, London 1919,—George R. Carter, The Tendency towards Industrial Combination, London 1913,—Dr. H. Levy, Monopoly and Competition, London 1911,—H. W. Macrosty, Trust Movement in British Industry, London 1907,—J. M. Keynes, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, London 1920,—Balansen U. S. Steel Corporation,—P. de Roussiers, Les Syndicats industriels de producteurs en France, Paris 1901,—de leener, Les syndicats industriels en Belgique, Bruxelles 1904,—Et. Martin Saint Léon, Cartells et Trusts, Paris 1909,—Dr. H. Mannstaedt, Konzentration in der Eisenindustrie, Jena 1906,—Prof. Dr. A. Binz, Kohle und Eisen, Leipzig 1919,—Dr. L. D. Pesl, Das Dumping, München 1921,—J. Singer, Das Land der Monopole, Berlin 1913,—Prof. Dr. R. Liefmann, Kartelle und Trusts, Stuttgart 1920,—Dr. J. Grünzel, Ueber Kartelle, Leipzig 1902,—Th. Vogelstein, Organisationsformen der Eisenindustrie, Leipzig 1910,—Dr. W. Morgenroth, Die Exportpolitik der Kartelle, Leipzig 1907,—Ir. Landsberg, Ijzer en staal, Amsterdam 1919.
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Bakker, G.E. Internationale Combinatie in de Ijzer-Industrie. De Economist 71, 585–619 (1922). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02456260
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