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into the following broad areas: production, domes- Technical notes
tic absorption, fiscal and monetary accounts, core
international transactions, external finance, human The technical notes and the footnotes to tables
resources development, and environmentally sus- should be referred to in any use of the data. The
* tamable development. The table format of this edi- notes outline the metlhods, concepts, definitions,
tion follows that used in previous years. In each and data sources used in compiling the lables. A
grottp, economies are listed in ascending order of bibliography at the end of the notes lists the data
GNP per capita, except that those for 'which no such sources, which contain some of the comprehensive
figure can be calculated are italicized and listed in definitions and descriptions of the concepts used.
alphabetical order at the end of the group deemed Country notes to the World Tables provide additional
appropriate. This order is used in all tables except. explanations of sources used, breaks in comparabil-
Table 18, which covers only high-income OPEC and ity, and other exceptions to standard statistical prac-
OECD countries. The alphabetical list in the key tices that World Bank staff have identified in nashows
the reference number for each economy; tional accounts and international transactions.
here, too, itaLics indicate economies with no current Comments and questions relating to the World
estimates of GNP per capita. Economies in the high- Development Indicators should be addressed to:
income group marked by the symbol t are those Socio-Economic Data Division, International Ecoclassified
by the United Nations or otherwise re- nomics Department, The World Bank, 1818 H Street,
garded by their authorities as developing- N.W., Washington, D.C 20433.
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