The International Petroleum Cartel: Staff Report to the Federal Trade Commission, Volume 1, Page 44 - Volume 2, Page 44U.S. Government Printing Office, 1952 - 378 pages |
Contents
Chapter | 3 |
Summary | 30 |
Joint control through common ownershipContinued | 47 |
Copyright | |
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agreed American group Anglo-Iranian Oil Anglo-Persian Aramco Bahrein Bahrein Island barrels daily British cartel contract cost countries crude oil December directors Eastern Hemisphere export foreign group agreement Gulf Oil Corp Gulf's Guy Wellman H. G. Seidel Ibid important international oil companies international petroleum Iran Iraq crude Iraq Government Iraq Petroleum Jersey and Socony Jersey Standard joint July Kuwait oil Kuwait Oil Co marketing Meneg ment Middle East NEDC negotiations Netherlands West Indies obtained oil concessions open door operations ownership participation parties percent petroleum industry Piesse pipeline provisions purchase quantities red line red-line agreement red-line area refined products refinery refining capacity reserves restrictive Royal Dutch-Shell royalty Saudi Arabia self-denying clause share Shell Socony Standard and Socony Standard New Jersey Standard of California Standard Oil Standard Oil Co Stuart Morgan subsidiary supply Texas Texas Co tion Total Turkish Petroleum United Venezuela W. C. Teagle