Dr. of Philosophy B. Ischchanian, Foreign Elements In the Russian National Economy. Foreigners in Russia—Their History, Distribution, Classification by Occupation, Interests and Economic and Cultural Importance, Berlin, 1913 (Siemenroth). 7 marks.
Reviewed by Alexinsky in Die Neue Zeit, 1913-14, 32, 1, p. 435 et seq.
N.B. The following table is from Ischchanian (p. 438):
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Million francs |
In general abroad (million) |
In Russia (million) |
Percent- age of last column |
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N.B. Capi- tal abroad |
France has | 40,000 | 40,000 francs | 14,000 francs | (✕) | 27.5 | ||||
| Belgium ” | — | 2,715 ” | 634 ” | 23.4 | ||||||
| Germany ” | 32,500 | 26,000 marks | 4,000 marks | 15.38 | ||||||
| Britain ” | 78,700 | 63,000 ” | 775 ” | 1.20 | ||||||
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Other coun- tries have |
— | — | 500 ” | — | ||||||
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151.2 (my total!) |
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| United States?? | 10,000?? | minimum |
> 44,500 mill. marks (✕) 14,582 mill. marks, of which 83.76% in state loans.... |
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| 160,000 | mill. francs | |||||
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(✕) My calculation: 14,634 fr. ✕ 8 = 11,707 marks + 5,275 = 16,982 marks and not 14,582?? |
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