Titlebook: European Historical Statistics, 1750-1970; B. R. Mitchell Book 1975 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1975 Eu

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Alfonso de Valladolid (Abner von Burgos),ion of the actual values of imports and exports.. For this reason, the statistics are only shown here from the time when declared or computed actual values were used, or from which estimates of these values have been made.

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Industry, decades, there is little that could be added to them in the way of continuous statistical series for consumer industries; and even then, there is far more detail available for centrally-planned than for market economies.

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Agriculture,tatistics were concerned, until the 1880s. Meanwhile, official agricultural statistics had begun in almost every other country in Europe, where suspicion of governments was less, or, at any rate, amenability to their enquiries was greater.

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Finance,s, publication of which it was beyond the competence of the state to compel. Finally, in the period since the Second World War, the centrally-planned economies of eastern Europe have returned to the policy of treating many financial statistics as state secrets.