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Throughout the World Development Indicators,<br />

the data for China do not include Taiwan, China.<br />

However, footnotes to Tables 14-18 provide esti-<br />

mates of the international transactions for Taiwan,<br />

China.<br />

The table format of this edition follows that used<br />

in previous years. In each group, economies are<br />

listed in ascending order of GNP per capita, except<br />

those for which no such figure can be calculated.<br />

These are italicized <strong>and</strong> in alphabetical order at the<br />

end of the group deemed to be appropriate. This<br />

order is used in all tables except Table 19, which<br />

covers only OPEC <strong>and</strong> high-income OECD coun-<br />

tries. The alphabetical list in the key shows the<br />

reference nurnber for each economy; here, too,<br />

italics indicate economies with no estimates of<br />

GNP per capita. Economies in the high-income<br />

group marked by the symbol t are those classified<br />

Economies with populations of less than I million<br />

are not shown separately in the main tables,<br />

but basic indicators for these countries <strong>and</strong> territories<br />

are in a separate table in Box A.1.<br />

The summary measures are overall estimates:<br />

countries for which individual estimates are not<br />

shown, because of size, nonreporting, or insufficient<br />

history, have been included by assuming<br />

they follow the trend of reporting countries during<br />

such periods. This gives a more consistent aggregate<br />

measure by st<strong>and</strong>ardizing country coverage<br />

for each period shown. Group aggregates include<br />

countries with less than 1 million population, even<br />

though country-specific data for these countries do<br />

not appear in the tables. Where missing information<br />

accounts for a significant share of the overall<br />

estimate, however, the group measure is reported<br />

as not available.<br />

Groups of economies<br />

Countries are colored to show their income<br />

group; for example, all low-income economies<br />

(those with a GNP per capita of $480 or<br />

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