Deceptive dividends in German stocks under mark depreciation
Berlin reports show German stock dividends on a paper-mark basis look unrealistic as mark depreciation erodes real value. For Stamens & Valeky, 80 percent dividend equates to 16 gold pfennigs per share, leaving a 50 share holder with the value of a telephone receiver. Compared with prewar payments, the payouts buy little tangible equipment.
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Scarcity of Land in Japan Drives Expansionist Talk
In 1913 reports note a dividend funded power plant project of 50 000 horsepower with full infrastructure. London Associated Press reports Professor Hishinhama warning that Japan’s limited arable land and high population density push expansion toward North America Canada Siberia and Australia to ease surplus population.
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Associated Press
Hishinhama
Japan
South
America
Canada
Siberia
Australia
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