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- nsa x 69,802Not seasonally adjusted
- usa x 55,544United States of America
- nation x 49,767Country Level
- annual x 33,848
- domestic x 6,220
- nber x 3,045National Bureau of Economic Research
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1919: 1,389.5 Millions Of Current Dollars Last 5 Observations
Annual, Not Seasonally Adjusted, Updated: 2012-08-16 11:32 AM CDT
| Source: | National Bureau of Economic Research |
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| Release: | NBER Macrohistory Database |
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Notes:
The Data Represent Value Of Work On Vessels Of Five Gross Tons And Over. For The Period 1889-1919, Estimates Of Value Of Output Were Used As Estimates Of Value Destined For Domestic Consumption. (No Adjustment Was Made For Exports And Imports.) The Primary Source For The 1869-1919 Estimates Was The Census Of Manufactures, Decennially 1869-1899 And Quinquennially 1899-1919. State Statistical Reports From Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, And New Jersey Were Used To Estimate The Intercensal Years From 1889 To 1919. For The Period 1919-33 The Data Are Based On Kuznets' Estimates. ("Commodity Flow And Capital Formation", I, New York, NBER, 1938) Adjusted To Improve Comparability With Earlier Years. (Shaw'S Figures Include All Work Done; Kuznets' Total Included Work Done On Completed Vessels Only.) After 1933 The Estimates Are Rough Extrapolations. Source: William Howard Shaw, "Value Of Commodity Output Since 1869" (National Bureau Of Economic Research, 1947) Pp. 57, 69, 75-76 |
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