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Sovereignty without Power

Liberia in the Age of Empires, 1822–1980

, pp. ix - x

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009181082

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Print publication year: 2022

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1.1 Alternative historical population estimates for Liberia
1.2 Crude birth rates per 1,000, 1960–2015
1.3 Recalculation of Liberia’s population statistics
1.4 Real government revenue, 1845–1980
1.5 Real government spending, 1845–1980
1.6 Liberia’s budget balance, 1845–1980
1.7 Interpolated estimates of Liberian trade, 1870–1914
1.8 Sierra Leone exports, 1850–1913
1.9 Real exports, 1845–1980
1.10 Export value shares by decade, 1850–1980
1.11 Real imports, 1845–1980
2.1 Numbers of enslaved people exported by region
3.1 Annual migrants to Liberia, 1820–1904
3.2 Migrants by status, 1820–1862
3.3 Regional origins of migrants by decade, 1820–1900
3.4 Age distribution of migrants
3.5 Literacy rates of migrants by decade of departure
3.6 Migrant literacy by birth decade compared with the 1850 census
3.7 Migrant literacy from the 1843 Liberia census
3.8 African-American literacy rates by destination
3.9 Skilled and semiskilled adult male migrants
3.10 Share of migrants going to Monrovia
3.11 Literacy rates of adults in 1843
4.1 Estimated number of ships in Liberian fleet, 1828–1872
4.2 Decline of the Liberian fleet, 1828–1900
4.3 Value of imports by Ports (%)
4.4 Ad valorem tariff rates in Liberia, 1848–1940
4.5 Average tariff rates, 1870–1948
5.1 Kissi penny
5.2 Colonization society tokens and notes
5.3 First Liberian dollar coin
5.4 Imports of sterling coins into West Africa
6.1 Liberian bond spreads in comparative view
6.2 Budget balance of West African governments, 1880–1913
7.1 Revenue and expenditure
7.2 Customs revenue as a share of total
8.1 Per capita US aid, 1946–1961
8.2 US foreign development assistance to Liberia, 1946–1970
8.3 US and total foreign aid as a share of Liberian government expenditure
9.1 Concessions by industry
9.2 Revenue by source, 1946–1970
9.3 Number of schools and enrolled students, 1944–1974
9.4 Literacy rates by birth cohort
9.5 Urban and rural literacy rates by birth cohort
9.6 Average annual rice imports by decade, 1900–1980
9.7 Estimated rice production, 1960–1975
10.1 Major fleets by gross tonnage, 1949–1999
10.2 Major fleets by number of ships , 1949–1999
10.3 Age of tonnage in Liberian fleet by decade, 1950s–1980s
10.4 Tonnage lost by major fleet
10.5 Maritime revenue compared with other sources, 1945–1983
A2.1 Alternative estimates of GDP per capita
A2.2 Population of Liberia
A2.3 Real government expenditure and government expenditure per capita
A2.4 Real export values and export values per capita
A2.5 Liberia’s major exports, 1930–1964 (1964 = 100)
A2.6 Export volumes compared to real values
A2.7 Liberia’s real GDP by sector, 1845–1964
A2.8 Liberian GDP, population and GDP per capita, 1845–1964
A2.9 GDP per capita in Liberia and African economies
A2.10 GDP per capita in Liberia and other global economies

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