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prodiicers' convcntions hnvc to rcgistcr tlicir qiiot:itions with tlic pricc cornniissnry. XCW cntcrpriscs arc not nllo~ved for thc production of certain coloiirs, arsenic, rcnlgnr, cnrhon Idiick, soda, iiritl ot,licr products. On tlic other liand, sonic indust.rics arc st~imril:itctl by tlic ortlinnry nicnns of trndc iind currency protection or by slwcinl nic!tliotls. In this rcslwct t Iic Iriw cnribliiig tlic Rcicli govcrniiicnt to coinpcl a conipiilsory conccntriitioii of lignitc protliicers for tlic production of li~~iitc-l~c!iizi~i~, the stirnulus for thc production of syntlictic films, :ind tlic utiliziit.ion of wvnstc ~~roducts, dcscrrc tlic grctitcst. at tcn t ion.
All tlicsc niciisiiri~s, :iltlioiig1i cniisctl by prcscnt 1)roblt~iii.q, will liirve tlicir full clTrct only Iiiter, bccnusc t.liey most ly rcqiiirc great iitltlitionril invostinents. It is not piissilile y e t to cstiniiitc: tlicir rivil iinl)ort;incc to t IIO fiir~ign siipplier nntl ciistoiiii~r. 'I'lic s:iinc is to IN siiiil :iboiit t tic ~iu~ncroiis ncw coniiiii!rci:il :ind firirrnciul irgrccnicrits wit 11 foreign coirntrics. i t shoultl bc notctl, I~o\vcvcr, t,liiit sonic of tlic! niorc iinp~rttint projects for tlic r c l ) l i ~c c ~~~i t t of fort!igii ~~rotlircts iirc not rcniunc:riitivc iintlcr noriiiiil coiidit ic~ns. 'I'licy inlist Iic siipp~rtcil l)y high import tliitics or I J ~ iniport rest rictims or otlicr I W ~L I I X . 'I'lii*rcforc soini: I;crni:rn niiinirfticturum :ire not too ivilling to crcct Iiirgc pliints wliicli in ii few yoirrs ni:iy IJC iisclrss. On t,lw \vliolc t.lic treiitl of t tic Clcrniiin cliciniciil prniluction seeins, Iio\vevcr, not to dilfcr froni other inilustrics in SO far as the csports lose part of their iiiiportuncc for thc benctit of t.hc lioiiic iniirket, thus :iditi)ting itself to tlic cliaiigiiig cconoinio coiitlit ions.