 | Thomas Riha - History - 2009 - 305 pages
...destitute of capital, of the industries which it has protected by the sweat of its brow. . . . The influx of foreign capital is, in the considered opinion of the minister of finance, the sole means by which our industry can speedily furnish our country with abundant and cheap goods.... | |
 | Michael Moïssey Postan, Peter Mathias - Europe - 1978 - 664 pages
...relative decline.'262 Witte's confidential memorandum of 1899 to the Tsar observed that The influx of foreign capital is, in the considered opinion of the Minister of Finance, the only way by which our industry will be able to supply our Total Number of foreign companies Total... | |
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... hasten the influx of capital into the empire from states which have a surplus of it. The influx of foreign capital is, in the considered opinion of the minister of finance, the sole means by which our industry can speedily furnish our country with... 