Financial Development and Sectoral Output Growth in 19th Century Germany



Appendix

Table A.1-1: Sources and Composition of the Variables

Variable

Table

Column

Page

Net Domestic Product (NDP)

5a: Die jdhrlichen Wachstumsraten des Nettoinlandsprodukts und
des Kapitalstocks, jeweils in Preisen von 1913, der Beschdftigten
und der gesamten Faktorproduktivitat (%)

The annual growth rates of net domestic product and
capital stock, both in prices of 1913, of employment and
total factor productivity

1: Nettoinlandsprodukt in Preisen von 1913

Net domestic product in prices of 1913

26-7

Investment (I)

249: Die Verwendung des Nettosozialprodukts zu Marktpreisen
in Preisen von 1913

The financing of the net domestic product in market prices
of 1913

2: Nettoinvestitionen

Net investment

827-8

Bank Lending (B)

Total Assets (TA)

239: Die Finanzierung der einheimischen Nettoinvestitionen

The financing of domestic net investment

Sum of:

1: Banken und Bausparkassen

Banks and building societies

812-3

Saving Banks

202: Die Finanzierung durch die Sparkassen
The financing through saving banks

3: Bilanzsumme

Total assets

733-4

Cooperative Credit

Associations

203: Die Finanzierung durch die Kreditgenossenschaften
The financing through cooperative credit banks

4: Bilanzsumme

Total assets

736-7

Mortgage Banks

205: Die Finanzierung durch die Hypothekenbanken

The financing through mortgage banks

4: Bilanzsumme

Total assets

739-40

Central Banks

208: Die Finanzierungen durch die Notenbanken

The financing through central banks

1: Korrigierte Bilanzsumme
Adjusted total assets

751-2

Credit Banks

207: Die Finanzierung durch die Kreditbanken ohne Notenausgabe

The financing through credit banks without
bank note issuance

1: Aktienkapital + 2: Reserven

+ 3: Kreditoren, Depositen + 4: Akzepte

Capital stock + reserves

+ payables, debtors + acceptances

748-749

454-5

Note: All variables used in this paper are listed with its corresponding abbreviations. Data are taken from Hoffmann (1965). In addition to the table and column
numbers, table and column names are shown in original terms and in translation. The sample contains the years from 1870 to 1912.



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