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Labour Force, Professor Bairoch and his colleagues from national censuses of population, and are therefore rather limited in coverage for Africa and parts of Asia. The problems of accuracy referred to in the last section appear here also. But a still more significant difficulty is the very considerable variation

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Agriculture,ed, statistics of grain production for Japan can be derived from the records of a survey conducted as early as 1645. These, along with the results of similar surveys in 1697 and 1829 are reported in the footnotes to table C2, but they need to be regarded with considerable caution. Sugar statistics f

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Industry,his section consist of physical output and external trade volume statistics for major commodities which possess an adequate degree of homogeneity to allow aggregation and meaningful comparisons between countries. Inevitably these are mostly basic commodities rather than finished goods—yarn and cloth

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Transport and Communications,any rate until very recently. As a consequence there is usually more statistical material available from the past than on most other economic activities. Shipping was always a matter of close concern to major maritime powers, though there have been few of those in the continents covered in this volu

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Prices,t of this, however, is intractable in the extreme, and it has been decided to include none of it in 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 average prices in local currency of (sa

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