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Foreign Entrepreneurship in Russian Industrialization, 1880–1914*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 February 2011

John P. McKay
Affiliation:
University of Illinois

Extract

It is well known that foreign capital was very important in Russian industry before the revolution. Various investigators have attempted to quantify this foreign investment by industry and nationality; according to the most generally reproduced estimate, almost one third of the total capital of all industrial corporations operating in Russia was held by foreigners in 1914. These statistical studies, which sum up much of our present knowledge of foreign enterprise in Russia, are set forth in the introductory chapters.

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Copyright © The Economic History Association 1966

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References

1 Ol', P. V., Inostranny kapitaly v Rossii (Petrograd, 1922)Google Scholar . Among secondary sources, Brandt, B. F., Inostranny kapitaly; ikh vliianie na ekonomicheskoe razvitie strany (3 vols.; St. Petersburg, 1898-1901), is noteworthyGoogle Scholar.

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