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THE INDUSTRIALIZATION OF THE CONTINENTAL POWERS 17801914

The Industrialization of the Continental Powers 17801914

CLIVE TREBILCOCK

First published 1981 by Addison Wesley Longman Limited

Ninth impression 1998

Published 2013 by Routledge

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Clive Trebilcock 1981

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ISBN 13: 978-0-582-49120-5 (pbk)

British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data

Trebilcock, Clive

The industrialization of the continental powers.

1. Europe Industries History

I. Title

338.094 HC240 79-41543

To my parents.

Contents

CHAPTER TWO

Germany

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2.4.	Government expenditure on defence and social insurance as proportions of total government expenditure and Gross National Product
2.5.	Total government expenditure by function; and function categories as proportions of total government expenditure and Gross National Product, 1913
2.6	Distribution of landed property, 1895: Germany and England
2.7	Total government expenditure as proportion Gross National Product: Germany and UK

CHAPTER THREE

France

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3.5.	Proportion of bank resources to national income: selected countries
3.6.	Distribution of French overseas investment, 18151902
3.7.	Rates of return on French domestic and foreign investment, 1899

CHAPTER FOUR

Russia

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4.9.	Percentage of literacy for total population, Russia 1897
4.10.	Percentage of literacy among military recruits, 18801913
4.11.	Increase of capital in private banks and state bank, 190012

CHAPTER FIVE

Austria-Hungary, Italy, Spain

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5.7.	Relative sector shares of output, Austria and Italy: contribution of individual industries to total industrial output or total industrial value added
5.8.	Italian government bonds held abroad
5.9.	Asset and sector shares of Italian financial institutions

CHAPTER SIX

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CHAPTER SEVEN

Statistics and structures

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We are grateful to the following for permission to reproduce copyright material:

Cambridge University Press for an extract and five figures from Agrarian Policies and Industrialization by A. Gerschenkron from Cambridge Economic History of Europe, Vol. 6 edited by M.M. Postan and H.J. Habakkuk; The Economic History Association and the author, Dr. R. Fremdling, for eight figures from Railroads and German Economic Growth from the Journal of Economic History Vol. 37 No. 3 (September 1977); Harvard University Press for fourteen figures from French International Accounts by H.D. White published by Harvard University Press. Reprinted by permission of Harvard University Press; Oxford University Press (New York) for five extracts and eight figures from Banking and Economic Development edited by R.E. Cameron; Princeton University Press for a table of figures from An Economic History of Spain by Jaime Vincens Vives with the collaboration of George Nadal Oller translated by Frances M. Loez-Morillas, copyright 1969 by Princeton University Press. Reprinted by permission of Princeton University Press.

The author also wishes to express his gratitude to the following authors for their generous permission to quote from these unpublished Ph.D. dissertations:

M.K. Anafu, The Co-operative Movement in Reggio-Emilia, 18891914 (Cambridge, 1980).

P.W. Gattrell, Russian Heavy Industry and State Defence, 190818 (Cambridge, 1979).

C. Kent, Camille Cavallier and Pont Mousson: An Industrialist of the Third Republic (Oxford, 1972).

M.J.F.X. Soltys, Austrian Agriculture: Lower Austrian Estates and the Peasants, 175187 (Cambridge, 1978).

I am particularly indebted to Pam Mills, Helen Hatfield and Shirley Gilbey for converting my tiresome longhand into efficient typescript. And my special thanks is due to Pam Judd against whose caring hand and endless patience the process of checking and cross-referencing eventually capitulated. To my family goes the award for forbearance: they endured the pangs of composition with a stoicism that was mostly benevolent and always resourceful.

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