Migration and business cycles

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Identifikator:: 1736236210

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-111544

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Jerome, Harry

Title:: Migration and business cycles

Place of publication:: New York

Publisher:: National Bureau of Economic Research

Year of publication:: 1926

Scope:: 256 S.

Digitisation:: 2020

Collection:: Economics Books

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INDEX foreign trade, Italy, 198¢ Emigration (see also Departures and Steer- immigration, age) annual, 81t by occupation, 149-152 by countries, 155-162 by race, 168-169 Italy, 198¢ countries of, conditions in, 153-209 United Kingdom, 183-185 depression of 1893-94, 100 by occupation, 146-149 heavy, 37 « by race, 167¢ male by sex, 139¢, 144-145 cycles, 107-109, 130 male, by months, 92¢, 94c, 126-129, proportion, 40 247, seasonal variation, 217-219 by quarters, 86¢, 87t post-war period, 151-152 imports, annual, 81t; seasonal variation, 217-219 quarterly, 86¢, 87t to selected countries, 164-165 international comparisons, 169 Employment (see also Unemployment) “New” immigration, 162-163 Canada, 134c, 135t “Old” immigration, 162-163 change in, compared with net male ar- pig iron production rivals, 132¢, 133t annual, 65-66, 84c effect of migration, 241-243 Germany, 191-192 factory, : monthly, 250t cycles, 249t unemployment, United Kingdom, 182- index, by months, 66-75, 92c, 248t 185 Massachusetts, 67 New Jersey, 67 Departures (see also Emigration and Non- New York, 68 emigrants) Germany, 193-194 alien, defined, 31 industrial, lodestone for immigrants, 54 seasonal tendencies, 217-218 labor market index, 128-130 Depressions, generally, 80-93 statistics, types of, 55 seventies, 82 England (see also United Kingdom) short-period studies, immigration fron, 156¢, 157t 1893-1894, 95-100 ratio to total, 159c¢, 161t 1904, 100-103 English immigrants, per cent skilled, 47 1908, 113-116 1911, 116-119 Factory employment (see Employment) 1913-1914, 119-120 Federal Reserve Board, 128 years, 59-62 Female Directors (see National Bureau) emigrants, 143-144 Director’s comment, 120n immigrants, 139-140, 213-214 nonemigrants, 143-144 Economic conditions nonimmigrants, fluctuations in, 139-140, in countries of emigration, 153-209 213-214 in the United States, annual statistics, Fiscal years, immigration statistics, 33; 55-66 statistics of industrial conditions, 58, (see also Cycles) 61-62 Economic motives, for emigration, 77 Free land period, 89 Emigrant, definition of, 30 Emigrants, compared with nonemigrants, Germany 142-144 business cycles, 187-188 2592

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