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MortalityPopulationThe number of deaths includes the dead persons registeredduring the year.The persistently high mortality level is a problem for thecountry’s demographic development. The crude death rate(number of dead persons per 1 000 persons of the averageannual population) is 15.0‰ in 2012.The infant mortality rate (number of children up to the age of1 year per 1 000 live births) is 7.8‰ in 2012 what is with 0.7‰lower than this in 2011. The reached level of infant mortality inthe last years is lowest in the demographic development of thecountry so far. But in spite of the positive trend of decrease ofthe infant mortality rate in the country, it continues to be higherthan this in the other European countries.The life expectancy indicator shows the life expectancy of the newbornunder the hypothesis that the age-specific mortality observedduring the respective year will remain the same. At present, lifeexpectancy is 70.6 years for males and 77.6 years for females.Figure 4. Crude death rate and infant mortality20 ‰1816141210861990 1995 1997 2001 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012Crude death rateFigure 5. Life expectancy at birth8078767472706866646260YearsInfant mortality1990 1995 2001 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012Life expectancy at birth of malesLife expectancy at birth of females26 Statistical Reference Book 2013
Population6. Deaths by age and place of residence(Number)Place of residenceAge 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012Total 110523 108068 110165 108258 109281Up to 1 668 729 708 601 5361 - 4 132 129 133 122 1195 - 9 105 84 77 65 6910 - 14 101 87 93 66 7615 - 19 272 224 200 180 17220 - 24 416 369 338 319 28425 - 29 503 442 421 387 33730 - 34 664 639 582 568 49735 - 39 940 904 867 863 83540 - 44 1370 1381 1460 1355 129645 - 49 2549 2478 2403 2236 202550 - 54 4204 4112 3850 3783 373255 - 59 6471 6251 5994 5917 574960 - 64 8295 8561 8639 8731 862565 - 69 9622 9708 9706 9788 1025570 - 74 14602 13445 12759 12461 1237675 - 79 19276 18656 19048 18388 1819280 - 84 21506 20473 20840 20333 2039385 and over 18827 19396 22047 22095 23713UrbanTotal 65168 64335 65759 65182 66333Up to 1 444 468 461 412 3681 - 4 81 93 87 81 745 - 9 63 55 52 44 4810 - 14 61 56 52 43 4915 - 19 191 140 129 114 12220 - 24 282 257 241 212 20325 - 29 389 318 301 275 25330 - 34 495 464 417 408 37135 - 39 647 653 607 614 60040 - 44 936 969 1016 927 91645 - 49 1755 1706 1660 1487 137650 - 54 2888 2806 2591 2554 250755 - 59 4346 4276 4101 3991 385260 - 64 5321 5564 5668 5782 572965 - 69 5736 5907 5922 6110 645970 - 74 8223 7616 7400 7291 729275 - 79 10838 10447 10639 10302 1036380 - 84 12095 11571 11958 11709 1185985 and over 10377 10969 12457 12826 13892RuralTotal 45355 43733 44406 43076 42948Up to 1 224 261 247 189 1681 - 4 51 36 46 41 455 - 9 42 29 25 21 2110 - 14 40 31 41 23 2715 - 19 81 84 71 66 5020 - 24 134 112 97 107 8125 - 29 114 124 120 112 8430 - 34 169 175 165 160 12635 - 39 293 251 260 249 23540 - 44 434 412 444 428 38045 - 49 794 772 743 749 64950 - 54 1316 1306 1259 1229 122555 - 59 2125 1975 1893 1926 189760 - 64 2974 2997 2971 2949 289665 - 69 3886 3801 3784 3678 379670 - 74 6379 5829 5359 5170 508475 - 79 8438 8209 8409 8086 782980 - 84 9411 8902 8882 8624 853485 and over 8450 8427 9590 9269 9821Statistical Reference Book 201327
Page 5: Dear readers,Following the traditio
Page 8 and 9: Table of contentsPageMuseums and co
Page 10 and 11: Table of contentsPageManagement of
Page 12 and 13: Abbreviations and symbolsICT = Info
Page 15 and 16: I. GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURESAND CLIMATE
Page 19: Geographical features and climate4.
Page 22: PopulationPopulation and demographi
Page 25 and 26: Population3. Population by age and
Page 27: 5. Live births by mother’s age an
Page 31 and 32: Population7. Marriages and divorces
Page 33 and 34: Population8. Population by gender,
Page 35 and 36: Population9. Live births, deaths an
Page 37: Population10. Migration of the popu
Page 40 and 41: Labour forceLabour marketThe labour
Page 42 and 43: Labour marketLabour force by distri
Page 44 and 45: EmploymentLabour marketEmployed are
Page 46 and 47: Labour marketEmployment by district
Page 48 and 49: EmployeesLabour marketEmployees are
Page 50 and 51: Labour marketUnemploymentUnemployed
Page 52 and 53: Labour marketUnemploymentThe unempl
Page 54 and 55: Labour marketUnemployment by distri
Page 56 and 57: Labour marketAverage annual wages a
Page 59 and 60: IV. EDUCATIONStatistical Reference
Page 61 and 62: Education1. Educational institution
Page 63 and 64: Education2. Pupils and students by
Page 65 and 66: Education3. Teaching staff by level
Page 68 and 69: EducationGeneral schoolsGeneral sch
Page 70 and 71: EducationVocational training - I le
Page 72 and 73: EducationVocational training - II l
Page 74 and 75: EducationVocational training - III
Page 76 and 77: EducationVocational training - IV l
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EducationTertiary educationStudents
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EducationSchools, teaching staff an
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Education21. Net enrolment rate of
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Culture and art1. Publishing2008 20
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Culture and art3. Theatres2009 2010
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6. MuseumsCulture and art2009 2010
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Culture and art10. Libraries with c
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Culture and art13. Radio and televi
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VI. HEALTHStatistical Reference Boo
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1. Health establishments as of 31.1
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Health3. Medical care of the popula
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Health4. Registered cases of diseas
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Household income, expenditure and c
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Crimes with penalty inflictedStatis
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Criminality and justicePersons conv
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IX. NATIONAL ACCOUNTSStatistical Re
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National accounts1. Gross domestic
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National accounts3. Volume indices
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FinanceMonetary aggregatesMoney sup
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FinanceClaims of the monetary finan
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FinanceInterest ratesInterest rates
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FinanceDeposits and loans of Househ
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XI. PRICESStatistical Reference Boo
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Prices1. Annual consumer prices ind
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Prices2. Annual average consumer pr
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Prices4. Annual average harmonized
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Prices6. Producer price indices on
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Prices7. Producer price indices for
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Prices8. Price indices of goods and
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Exports and imports of goodsForeign
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Exports and imports of goodsExports
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NetherlandsНидерландияHu
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Exports and imports of goodsExports
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XIII. BALANCE OF PAYMENTSStatistica
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Balance of payments(Million EUR)1.
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Balance of payments2. FDI flows in
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Tangible fixed assetsExpenditure on
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Tangible fixed assetsAcquired tangi
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XV. DOMESTIC TRADE;ACCOMMODATION AN
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Domestic trade; Accommodation and f
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IndustryProduction value of industr
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IndustryStructure of the production
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IndustryProduction value indices of
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IndustryIndustrial products in kind
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6. Output of basic industrial produ
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XVII. CONSTRUCTION ANDHOUSING FUNDS
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Construction and housing fund1. Pro
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Construction and housing fund2. Hou
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Construction and housing fund4. Bui
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Overall energy balance sheetThe Ove
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EnergyFinal energy consumptionFinal
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EnergyElectricity and heatElectrici
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XIX. TRANSPORT ANDCOMMUNICATIONSSta
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Transport and communications1. Basi
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Transport and communications3. Good
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Transport and communications5. Post
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TourismAccommodation establishments
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TourismNights spentThe total number
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TourismTrips of Bulgarian residents
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XXI. FORESTRYStatistical Reference
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Forestry1. Forest area 1 2009 2010
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Forestry3. Management of the forest
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Forestry5. Wood 1 2009 2010 2011 20
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Forestry6. Game 1 2009 2010 2011 20
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AgricultureUtilized agricultural ar
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AgricultureAgricultural crops produ
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LivestockAgricultureInformation on
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AgricultureEconomic accounts for ag
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XXIII. ENVIRONMENTStatistical Refer
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MethaneEnvironment1. Emissions of p
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Environment2. Water abstraction, wa
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Environment3. Surveyed points of no
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Environment4. Expenditure on protec
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Environment6. Municipal wasteMeasur
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Environment7. Protected natural sce
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XXIV. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTI
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Research and development activity a
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Research and development activity a
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