The World in Chains: Some Aspects of War and TradeMavrogordato, John
Philosophy
The World in Chains: Some Aspects of War and Trade
Mavrogordato, John
Profiteering; War -- Economic aspects
In the tables appended the years at the tops of columns are those in
which the profits mentioned were announced. A large proportion of the
results shown in the 1916 columns are for the year ended December last.
Some, however, are for years which have ended since then, while a few,
relating to companies which carry on business abroad, are for years
which began soon after the outbreak of the War:--
SHIPPING
1916 1915 1914
L L L
British and African 94,388 64,464 41,357
Booth Line 328,127 225,267 154,828
China Mutual 591,005 286,725 381,729
Court 137,446 25,034 23,890
Cunard 1,579,170 1,286,948 1,187,831
Cairn 152,152 85,988 102,318
Elder, Dempster 349,444 326,122 307,605
Eagle Oil Transport 325,928 302,897 92,866
Elder 66,266 55,305 38,975
Field 71,393 11,881 --
France, Fenwick 179,100 64,900 76,800
Gulf 188,093 39,436 65,014
Houlder Bros 118,802 95,587 102,893
Indo-China 109,089 16,020 45,364
India Gen 65,738 41,974 118,379
King 102,319 17,426 90,392
Leyland (Fredk.) 1,441,690 620,839 589,810
Lamport & Holt 332,897 149,108 200,691
London & Northern 586,299 118,419 135,541
Mercantile 259,159 93,391 129,946
Moor 335,349 -- 254,000
Neptune 146,718 73,310 112,563
Nitrate Producers 381,599 134,826 125,990
Pool 601,338 118,000 --
Pyman 165,078 72,504 62,413
Royal Mail 808,731 98,232 436,470
Redcroft 117,953 13,125 21,396
Sutherland 295,220 74,841 41,779
White Star 1,968,285 887,548 1,121,268
COAL, IRON AND ENGINEERING
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