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cate those economies placed at the end of a group edition, an additional subgroup for low-income<br />

due to unavailability of GNP per capita figures. sub-Saharan Africa. Because trade in oil affects the<br />

Countries with populations of less than a million economic characteristics and performance of midare<br />

not reported in the tables. The technical note to dle-income economies, summary measures are<br />

Table 1 shows some basic indicators for 35 small shown for oil importers and for oil exporters.<br />

countries that are members of the United Nations, Moreover, the group of middle-income economies<br />

the <strong>World</strong> <strong>Bank</strong>, or both.<br />

is divided into lower and upper categories to pro-<br />

In the colored bands are summary measures- vide more meaningful summary measures. Note<br />

totals or weighted averages-that were calculated that this year's edition also includes separate sumfor<br />

the economy groups if data were adequate and mary measures for middle-income sub-Saharan<br />

meaningful statistics could be obtained. Because Africa. Note also that the term "sub-Saharan"<br />

China and India heavily influence the overall sum- applies to all countries south of the Saharamary<br />

measures for the low-income economies, excluding South Africa.<br />

summary measures are shown separately for sev- The methodology used in computing the sumeral<br />

subgroups. These are: China and India, all mary measures is described in the technical notes.<br />

other low-income economies and, in this year's The letter w after a summary measure indicates<br />

Groups of economies<br />

The colors on the map show what<br />

group a country has been placed in on<br />

the basis of its GNP per capita and, in<br />

some instances, its distinguishing economic<br />

characteristics. For example, all<br />

low-income economies, those with a<br />

GNP per capita of less than $400 (in<br />

1983), are colored yellow. The groups<br />

are the sarme as those used in the 28<br />

tables that follow, and they include<br />

only the 126 countries with a population<br />

of more than 1 million.<br />

Guiana<br />

Low-income economies<br />

Middle-income oil importers<br />

Middle-income oil exporters E ,, N ,a<br />

0<br />

High-income oil exporters<br />

Csa<br />

HI!<br />

Industrial market economies af G,la j<br />

East European nonmarket economies<br />

Not included in the Indicators<br />

Tokela. (NZI<br />

Weste,,<br />

WallisandFutuna. Samoa<br />

)F,) -Ame,icah Sa moa<br />

(US) - Fomch,<br />

- N,u (NZ) Poyesa Dmiia<br />

Tonga - ' (Fr) Repoblic Nerto Rim<br />

- (US) St. Chrstophe and Nevis C<br />

VngUn I~ta / Andiguand Barbuda<br />

lUSt !Monto-,,a (UK)<br />

S~ G.adeloupe (Fn)<br />

/ Dominica<br />

Netherands Anlles hb Madinir e (F,(<br />

U ay<br />

(Neth SL L.aa,a Babados<br />

St. Vncenl and the<br />

Grenada7.. Grenadines<br />

- Tmndad ai,d Tobago<br />

m<br />

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