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INDEX [References are to Pages] "ACTUALLY ENGAGED IN EXPORT TRADE," 210-213, 250, 251, 280 AGREEMENTS. See CARTELS, COMBINATIONS, MONOPOLIES, POOLS, TRUSTS. Export Association. See WEBB-POMERENE EXPORT ASSOCIATIONS. International (Cartels, International), 14-16, 22, 23, 353-392. Aluminum, 361, 377, 541, 542. Copy of, 541, 542. American interests parties to, 357-368, 374, 375. Bottle makers, 362, 363. Buyers' combines, 357. Cases in United States involving, 374-379. Causes explained, 355, 356. Cement, copy of proposed agreement, 512-516. Control of domestic market, 353. Court decisions involving United States, 374-378. Aluminum, 377. Shipping, 375-378. Thread, 377. Tobacco, 374, 375. Credit terms, regulation of, 355. Disruption by war, 364, 368. Division of sales territory, 355, 356, 369. Dyers, 365. Dyes, 365, 366, 369, 542-548. Copy of, 542-548. Electric lamps, 367, 368. Explosives, 360, 361. Export trade, 356. Glass, 362. Goverment pressure increases number, 368. Indigo, 365, 366. Text, 542-548. International law. Advocated in Great Britain, 387. To protect English interests only, 386. Invalid in countries prohibiting, 382. |