GermanIndustry: Aggregated Time Series Data for the West German Industry
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Aggregated Time Series Data for the West German Industry
Description
The data frame GermanIndustry contains annual aggregated data
of the entire West German industry from 1960 until 1993
as well as data of seven industrial sectors from 1970 to 1988/1992.
This data set has been used by Kemfert (1998).
Usage
data(GermanIndustry)
Format
This data frame contains the following columns/variables:
- year
the year.
- Y
output: gross value added of the West German industrial sector
(in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German
industrial sector (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German
industrial sector (in million).
- E
energy: final energy consumption in the West German
industrial sector (in GWh).
- C_Y
gross value added of the West German
chemical industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- C_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German
chemical industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- C_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German
chemical industry (in thouands).
- C_E
final energy consumption in the West German
chemical industry (in GWh).
- S_Y
gross value added of the West German
stone and earth industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- S_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German
stone and earth industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- S_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German
stone and earth industry (in thouands).
- S_E
final energy consumption in the West German
stone and earth industry (in GWh).
- I_Y
gross value added of the West German
iron industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- I_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German
iron industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- I_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German
iron industry (in thouands).
- I_E
final energy consumption in the West German
iron industry (in GWh).
- N_Y
gross value added of the West German
non-ferrous industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- N_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German
non-ferrous industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- N_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German
non-ferrous industry (in thouands).
- N_E
final energy consumption in the West German
non-ferrous industry (in GWh).
- V_Y
gross value added of the West German
vehicle industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- V_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German
vehicle industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- V_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German
vehicle industry (in thouands).
- V_E
final energy consumption in the West German
vehicle industry (in GWh).
- P_Y
gross value added of the West German
paper industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- P_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German
paper industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- P_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German
paper industry (in thouands).
- P_E
final energy consumption in the West German
paper industry (in GWh).
- F_Y
gross value added of the West German
food industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- F_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German
food industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- F_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German
food industry (in thouands).
- F_E
final energy consumption in the West German
food industry (in GWh).
Note
Please note that Kemfert (1998) disregards the years 1973-1975
in her estimations due to economic disruptions.
Source
German Federal Statistical Office (Statistisches Bundesamt),
data taken from Kemfert (1998).
References
Kemfert, Claudia (1998):
Estimated Substitution Elasticities of a Nested CES Production Funktion
Approach for Germany,
Energy Economics 20: 249-264
(doi:10.1016/S0140-9883(97)00014-5)
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Aggregated Time Series Data for the West German Industry
Description
The data frame GermanIndustry contains annual aggregated data
of the entire West German industry from 1960 until 1993
as well as data of seven industrial sectors from 1970 to 1988/1992.
This data set has been used by Kemfert (1998).
Usage
data(GermanIndustry)
Format
This data frame contains the following columns/variables:
- year
the year.
- Y
output: gross value added of the West German industrial sector (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German industrial sector (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German industrial sector (in million).
- E
energy: final energy consumption in the West German industrial sector (in GWh).
- C_Y
gross value added of the West German chemical industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- C_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German chemical industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- C_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German chemical industry (in thouands).
- C_E
final energy consumption in the West German chemical industry (in GWh).
- S_Y
gross value added of the West German stone and earth industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- S_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German stone and earth industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- S_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German stone and earth industry (in thouands).
- S_E
final energy consumption in the West German stone and earth industry (in GWh).
- I_Y
gross value added of the West German iron industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- I_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German iron industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- I_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German iron industry (in thouands).
- I_E
final energy consumption in the West German iron industry (in GWh).
- N_Y
gross value added of the West German non-ferrous industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- N_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German non-ferrous industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- N_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German non-ferrous industry (in thouands).
- N_E
final energy consumption in the West German non-ferrous industry (in GWh).
- V_Y
gross value added of the West German vehicle industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- V_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German vehicle industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- V_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German vehicle industry (in thouands).
- V_E
final energy consumption in the West German vehicle industry (in GWh).
- P_Y
gross value added of the West German paper industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- P_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German paper industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- P_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German paper industry (in thouands).
- P_E
final energy consumption in the West German paper industry (in GWh).
- F_Y
gross value added of the West German food industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- F_K
capital: gross stock of fixed assets of the West German food industry (in billion Deutsche Mark at prices of 1991).
- F_A
labor: total number of persons employed in the West German food industry (in thouands).
- F_E
final energy consumption in the West German food industry (in GWh).
Note
Please note that Kemfert (1998) disregards the years 1973-1975 in her estimations due to economic disruptions.
Source
German Federal Statistical Office (Statistisches Bundesamt), data taken from Kemfert (1998).
References
Kemfert, Claudia (1998): Estimated Substitution Elasticities of a Nested CES Production Funktion Approach for Germany, Energy Economics 20: 249-264 (doi:10.1016/S0140-9883(97)00014-5)
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