This paper is based on the archival sources of the German industrial census of 1936. Originally, this census and its forerunner of 1933 had actually been designed by the German Imperial Statistical Office (StRA) to compile an input-output-table for Germany as a basis for managing the business cycle. In connection with rearmament, however, this endeavour was given up and instead, these data were used for constructing detailed material balance sheets, which served as a statistical basis for preparing the war. Based on these hitherto secret records and additional statistical information we have been busy to fulfil the original plan of the StRA of constructing the desired input-output table. Here we present an interim result covering the entire...
This paper focuses on agricultural performance in 1936 as part of a comprehensive project to (re)con...
We present a new estimate of Anglo-German manufacturing output and productivity levels by industry f...
Veiling statistics: Disinformation in Nazi-Germany about the war economy. In 1939 the German Office ...
This paper is based on the archival sources of the German industrial census of 1936. Originally, thi...
In the following, we present the earliest input-output table for Germany: It covers 40 economic bran...
We here present the earliest input–output table of Germany: It covers forty economic branches, five ...
We here present the earliest input–output table of Germany: It covers forty economic branches, five ...
The objective of this contribution is to present the final results of a long-term research project w...
In the following, we present the earliest input-output table for Germany: It covers 40 economic bran...
The objective of this contribution is to present the final results of a long-term research project w...
In 1936, the Imperial Statistical Office of Germany carried out an industrial census using the conce...
In 1936, the German Statistical Office carried out an industrial census using the concept of net-pro...
This paper focuses on agricultural performance in 1936 as part of a comprehensive project to (re)con...
We present a new estimate of Anglo-German manufacturing output and productivity levels by industry f...
Veiling statistics: Disinformation in Nazi-Germany about the war economy. In 1939 the German Office ...
This paper is based on the archival sources of the German industrial census of 1936. Originally, thi...
In the following, we present the earliest input-output table for Germany: It covers 40 economic bran...
We here present the earliest input–output table of Germany: It covers forty economic branches, five ...
We here present the earliest input–output table of Germany: It covers forty economic branches, five ...
The objective of this contribution is to present the final results of a long-term research project w...
In the following, we present the earliest input-output table for Germany: It covers 40 economic bran...
The objective of this contribution is to present the final results of a long-term research project w...
In 1936, the Imperial Statistical Office of Germany carried out an industrial census using the conce...
In 1936, the German Statistical Office carried out an industrial census using the concept of net-pro...
This paper focuses on agricultural performance in 1936 as part of a comprehensive project to (re)con...
We present a new estimate of Anglo-German manufacturing output and productivity levels by industry f...
Veiling statistics: Disinformation in Nazi-Germany about the war economy. In 1939 the German Office ...