International historical statistics: Europe, 1750-1988

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Historical Economic and Social Studies Economic Growth and Productivity European Socioeconomic and Political Studies

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Provides statistical data in easy to use tables, for the last 250 years (where available) of every country in Europe, covering: - Population & Vital Statistics - Labour Force - Agriculture - Industry - External Trade - Transport & Communication - Prices - Education - National Accounts - These are provided in a detailed series of subsets: eg unemployment figures, coal production figures etc. In addition, Mitchell provides a useful guide to primary statistical sources worldwide.

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