Emil Lederer · 1920
Lederer maintains that organized coordination through the coal association need not eliminate economic flexibility. He argues that the connection between industry and the association can be arranged to secure the same economic advantages as Rathenau’s proposal. This is a concise claim about organizational compatibility, rather than a detailed institutional design.
Lederer: Wir sind der Meinung, daß diese Beweglichkeit durch die Organisation nicht ausgeschlossen ist, weil die Verknüpfung der Industrie mit dieser Kohlengemeinschaft so hergestellt werden kann, daß diese wirtschaftlichen Vorteile genau so erreicht werden, wie beim Vorschlage Rathenau
English translation: Lederer: We believe that this flexibility is not excluded by the organization, because industry can be linked to this coal association in such a way that these economic advantages are achieved just as under Rathenau’s proposal
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