""Die deutschen Dampfersubventionen, ihre Entstehung, BegrÃ1/4ndung und ihre volkswirtschaftlichen Wirkungen"" examines the history, rationale, and economic impact of German steamship subsidies. Published in 1907, this work by George Jaensch offers a detailed analysis of the policies designed to promote and support the German merchant fleet in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book delves into the motivations behind these subsidies, their implementation, and their broader effects on the German economy. It provides valuable insights into the intersection of government policy, industrial development, and international trade during a pivotal period in German history.
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