Velasco / Freeport / New York / Heroya / Midland / /
Company
Freeport and Velasco / Norsk Hydro Elektrisk / Dow Chemical / Battelle Laboratories / Norsk Hydro / Alabama Metallurgical Corporation / American Magnesium Company / AMAX Inc. / Garland Publishing / DuPont / Alcoa / Westport / NL Industries / the Dow Chemical Company / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
Netherlands / Norway / France / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / China / Israel / Germany / Kazakhstan / Russia / Austria / United States / Soviet Union / Ukraine / /
Currency
cent / /
Event
Force Majeure / Reorganization / Natural Disaster / Company Expansion / Business Partnership / Product Issues / Labor Issues / M&A / /
chemical operations / chemical businesses / commodity product / energy / steel / lightest metal / technology diffusion / energy costs / electrolytic technology / magnesium maker / chemical properties / process technology / antitrust law / chemical industry / magnesium producer / diverse applications / /
NaturalFeature
Great Salt Lake / /
Organization
UCLA / Los Angeles / Supreme Court / US government / Norwegian government / U.S. International Trade Commission / Department of Justice / Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries / Graduate School / Anderson School / Stanford University / /
Person
Marvin B. Lieberman / Learned Hand / Ken Corts / Deborah Kramer / /
Position
producer / magnesium producer / producer in the United States / dominant producer / dominant magnesium producer / Judge / /
Product
plant / Dow / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Michigan / M. B. / California / Texas / /
PublishedMedium
The American Economic Review / The Bell Journal / Journal of Economic Theory / The Economic Journal / /
Region
former Soviet Union / /
SportsLeague
Stanford University / /
Technology
Production Technology / electrolytic cells / process technology / /
The Magnesium Industry in Transition By Marvin B. Lieberman1 The Anderson School at UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA