Titlebook: International Historical Statistics: Europe 1750-1993; B. R. Mitchell Book 1998Latest edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Labour Force,lmost entirely derived by Professor Bairoch and his colleagues from national censuses of population. Therefore the problems of accuracy referred to in the last section also appear here. A more significant difficulty is the very considerable variations which have occurred in classifications, both bet

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Agriculture, countries of western Europe, and the second half saw their extension to eastern Europe. In some ways it is surprising that Britain, which during the Napoleonic Wars was the first country to face difficulties in feeding itself without substantial imports, was not the first to collect statistics of f

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External Trade,countries than does any other economic activity. Indeed some statistics go back to mediaeval times. These are all partial, however, for it was not until some of the rising nation-states of the seventeenth century began to see external trade as an instrument of policy that the statistics covered more

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Finance,ected but were regarded as state secrets. Others were not collected for a long time because they were regarded as private secrets whose publication was beyond the competence of state compulsion. Finally, in the period since World War II, the centrally-planned economies of eastern Europe have returne

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Prices,er, is intractable in the extreme and it has been decided to exclude it from this work. Instead, there are two sets of indices, based on this material, but reducing it to some sort of readily comprehensible order. It was felt that annual averages of prices in local currencies of (say) a kilogram of

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Education,ation. There is no universal definition of what constitutes a primary school or a general secondary school. Even the definition of a university has shown some flexibility, especially in recent years. Moreover, there has been a minimum of two major reorganisations of school systems in every country o

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National Accounts,here are no such things as raw national accounts statistics. Everything in this section is ‘synthetic’—the result of elaborate calculations by sophisticated statisticians. It is really impossible to summarise briefly all the complex operations involved, and the user who requires description of them