U.S.A., Vydání 1–2National Association of Manufacturers, 1952 |
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Strana 72
... steel- making capacity is in order . This year , the United States , the world's largest producer by far , is turning out steel at an annual rate in excess of 100 million tons . Britain produced 15.9 million tons of steel in 1951 ...
... steel- making capacity is in order . This year , the United States , the world's largest producer by far , is turning out steel at an annual rate in excess of 100 million tons . Britain produced 15.9 million tons of steel in 1951 ...
Strana 78
... steel industry , one might conclude that steel companies exist to glut the till with fabulous profits , starve their employees , gyp the Govern- ment out of income tax , restrict production of steel , especially dur- ing wars and ...
... steel industry , one might conclude that steel companies exist to glut the till with fabulous profits , starve their employees , gyp the Govern- ment out of income tax , restrict production of steel , especially dur- ing wars and ...
Strana 79
... steel industry had , as we have seen , de- clined 2.13 cents . The profit record for all corporations other than those engaged in manufacturing , finance , real estate and insurance makes the steel industry's profit record look even ...
... steel industry had , as we have seen , de- clined 2.13 cents . The profit record for all corporations other than those engaged in manufacturing , finance , real estate and insurance makes the steel industry's profit record look even ...
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