2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11698-019-00189-8
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A new estimate of Lithuanian GDP for 1937: How does interwar Lithuania compare?

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“…This figure is nearly 3.5 times greater than Lithuania's national income value in 1938, derived by F. Šipica (see Table 4), and two times more than Lithuania's GDP value in 1937, derived by Klimantas and Žirgulis (2019), who used only the production method. Klimantas and Žirgulis (2019) could use data about Lithuania's public expenditures, transport, and forestry, which were not accessible to Dargis, who worked in exile. In addition, they could use the monographic study of Lithuania's industry in 1937 by Šaja Fridbergas (1937).…”
Section: Contemporary Cross-country and Cross-time Comparable Gdp Estimates Of The Baltic Statesmentioning
confidence: 62%
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“…This figure is nearly 3.5 times greater than Lithuania's national income value in 1938, derived by F. Šipica (see Table 4), and two times more than Lithuania's GDP value in 1937, derived by Klimantas and Žirgulis (2019), who used only the production method. Klimantas and Žirgulis (2019) could use data about Lithuania's public expenditures, transport, and forestry, which were not accessible to Dargis, who worked in exile. In addition, they could use the monographic study of Lithuania's industry in 1937 by Šaja Fridbergas (1937).…”
Section: Contemporary Cross-country and Cross-time Comparable Gdp Estimates Of The Baltic Statesmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…This estimate includes only the output of industry and agriculture and is marred by double counting (e.g., not excluding the value of crops used in husbandry). The estimate of Dargis (1978) and its revision by Klimantas and Žirgulis (2019) are discussed in subsection 2.3 because Klimantas and Žirgulis (2019) also provide its conversion into cross-country and cross-time comparable units (1990 GK$).…”
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