Table 2.

Output and consumption. Percentage deviations with respect to linear trend.

Output	GDP	GDPpc	Agricultural	Manufacturing	Services
1915–1917	−1.13	−0.70	3.07	−0.74	−3.65
1918	−6.45	−5.52	2.18	−7.46	−9.66
1919–1930	−0.97	−0.69	0.04	−2.56	−0.61
Fixed Capital Formation	Total	Dwellings	Other construction	Machinery	Transport
1915–1917	−19.02	−15.71	−16.9	−10.47	−30.71
1918	−34.15	−49.49	−52.48	−34.29	6.47
1919–1930	−6.09	−3.4	−12.09	−3.43	−5.59
Consumption	Total	Food	Textiles	Utilities	Services
1915–1917	−7.26	−3.88	8.94	−2.53	−8.16
1918	−6.11	4.11	−10.34	0.73	−20.48
1919–1930	−0.49	0.17	−2.31	−0.95	−1.92

Notes: Each cell is the average of the difference between variable in real terms and the predicted value given a linear trend. Original consumption variables are real values indexed at 100 in 1958. Original production variables are real values indexed at 100 in 1913.Prados de la Escosura (2017).