This book, authored by Dr. Manuel Saitzew, examines the economics of coal production and pricing in early 20th century Europe and North America. It explores the types of coal, their chemical properties, and their significance as energy sources. The author analyzes historical coal price movements and forecasts future trends, emphasizing the economic impact of these changes. The work also addresses the competition between steam and water power, considering the effects of coal prices on industrial development. The intended audience includes economists, historians, and professionals interested in industrial economics and energy resources. |