Annual Abstract of Statistics, Volumes 45-48 presents a comprehensive collection of statistical data pertaining to Great Britain. Compiled by the Board of Trade and the Central Statistical Office, these volumes offer an invaluable record of the nation's economic and social landscape during the mid-20th century.
Containing a wide array of statistical tables and figures, this abstract covers diverse topics such as population, employment, trade, production, finance, and social conditions. Researchers, economists, and historians will find this compilation an essential resource for understanding the trends and developments that shaped British society and economy during this period. The meticulous collection and presentation of data make this an enduringly relevant work for anyone studying the statistical history of Great Britain.
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