The Transformation of the American Economy 1865-1914

2.1Real Gross National Product per Capita and Implicit Price Index

2.2Population and Labor Force

2.3Material Capital Stock

2.4Miles of Main Railroad Track

2.5Costs of Education

2.6Percentage Distribution of Commodity Output

2.7Percentage Distribution of Labor Force

2.8Percentage Regional Distribution of Population

3.1Percentage of Total Population Urban and Number of Cities

3.2Populations of Eleven Large Cities, 1860 and 1910

3.3Deaths per 100,000 Population in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and New Orleans

3.4Effect of Filtration on Death Rates at Albany, N. Y., and a Comparison with Troy, N. Y., Where the Water Was Not Filtered

3.5Estimated Levels of Patented Inventions per 10,000 Population, Connecticut Locations, 1870–1910

4.1Gross and Net Farm Output (Millions of 1929 Dollars)

4.2Material Capital Stocks in Agriculture (Millions of 1929 Dollars)

4.3Percentage Distribution of Farms by Class of Tenure, 1890

4.4Average Annual Percentage Capital Gain on Farms

5.1Regional Personal Income per Capita Relative to the National Average (National Average = 100)

5.2Characteristics of Adult, Male, Foreign-Born Workers in Mining and Manufacturing Occupations, 1909

5.3Earnings, Literacy, and Age of Blacks Relative to Whites, Adult Male Employees, 1909

5.4Estimated Percentage of Labor Force Unemployed in Selected Depression Years