German Supplies of Raw Materials and Food

Articles on various aspects of German self-sufficiency have appear ed recently in severalperiodicals. In this note an attempt is made to summarize the whole posi? tion of German economic supplies. The sources used are 'International yearbook of agriculturalstatistics, 1938-39,' Rome, 1939; 'International trade in certain raw materials and foodstuffs, 1938,' Economic Intelligence Service, Geneva, 1939; 'The mineral industry of the British Empire and Foreign Countries: statistical summary, 1935-37,' Imperial Institute, London, 1938; current infor? mation in International Review of Agriculture, Rome. A survey of the colonial aspect is provided by E. Dennery: 'Le probleme des matieres premieres? Paris, 1939, and an outline of German plans by J. Stoye: 'Die geschlossene deutsche Volkswirtschaft? Leipzig, 1937. Various aspects of economic self-sufficiency are dealt zvith in the 'Oxford pamphlets on world affairs* and the general question is treated in detail by Eugene Staley in his 'World economy in transition,' New York, 1939

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