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(4) . The coal mining company and Mitsui Bussan in the interwar period. Toshitaka NAGAHIRO Abstract It is a well-known fact that Mitsui Bussan, which dealt in various kinds of commodities in the global and domestic market, has played a major role in the development of Japanese economy before WW . In this paper, we especially research into a relationship between small coal mining and this big trade company in the interwar period. It is shown that, based on the analysis of the coal trade contracts, the coal mining is not necessarily dependent on Mitsui Bussan..
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