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The international aluminium industry is dominated by six vertically integrated North American and West European firms, which own most of the known bauxite resources in the world outside the centrally-planned economies, produce most of the alumina, smelt most of the metal and fabricate a large proportion of the final output of aluminium products. There are also a number of smaller producers, less fully integrated with smaller sales areas, who lack the organizational, technical and financial resources to impinge seriously on the international industry; they are sometimes themselves allied with, or partially owned by, major international enterprises.
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Denton, G., O’Cleireacain, S., Ash, S. (1975). Development of the British Aluminium Industry. In: Trade Effects of Public Subsidies to Private Enterprise. Trade Policy Research Centre. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02262-5_9
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