Eug. v. Philippovich, “M o n o p o l i e s” [1]....
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In the United States (1912)—180 owners or presidents of firms (18 banks) held 746 directorships in 134 corpora- tions with a total capital of 25,325 million dollars (=101,300 million marks). “This could be a third of the American national wealth” (p. 159). |
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180 persons (families?) 25.000 million dollars |
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A.E.G. (Allgemeine Elektrizitäts-Gesellschaft). Capital (1912) = 378 million marks. Its Supervisory Board has 32 members, who hold nearly 500 directorships in various enterprises.
[1] E. Philippovich’s article “Monopolies and Monopoly Policy” was published in Karl Grünberg’s Archiv für die Geschichte des Sozialismus und der Arbeiterbewegung, Vol. VI, 1916, pp. 157-74.
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