Norway Yearbook - 1996

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subjects Contents List of figures 6 List of tables 7 Geographical survey 15 I 00 Genera 25 01 Environment 39 02 Population 51 03 Health and social conditions 91 04 Education 127 05 Personal economy and housing conditions 141 06 Labour market 1 59 07 Recreational, cultural and sporting activities 183 08 Prices and indices 195 09 National economy and external trade 211 10 Industrial activities 257 Agriculture, hunting and forestry 266 Fishing, sealing and whaling 289 Oil extraction, mining, quarrying and manufacturing 296 Electricity and gas supply 305 Building and construction statistics 309 Retail trade 315 Transport and communication 320 Financial intermediation 355 Real estate and other service activities 365 11 Financial marketsr 371 12 Public sector 377 Svalbard 393 International tables Subject index 439 Measure and weight 445
List of figures Figure Page Figure Page 00 General subjects i Storting elections, municipal council elections and county council elections. Percentage voter turnout 26 01 Environment 2 Use of energy goods outside the energy sectors and international maritime transport. Pi 46 3 Trends for stock development of North-East Arctic cod, Norwegian spring-spawning herring and Barents Sea capelin. Million tons 47 4 Emissions to air. 1 000 tons. CO in million tons 48 5 Collected paper and cardboard. 2Percentage and 1 000 tons 50 02 Population 6 Population increase 52 7 Population by sex, age and marital status. lJanuaryl996 64 8 Percentage of young males and females living with their parents 70 9 Infant mortality. Deaths under 1 year per 1 000 live births 75 10 Expectation of life at birth. Males and females 78 11 Net migration from abroad 80 12 Percentage foreign born 86 13 Marriages contracted and divorces 87 03 Health and social conditions 14 Percentage daily smokers by sex and education 92 15 Suicide per 100 000 population. Males and females 99 16 Offences reported to the police per 1 000 population, by county. 1995 118 17 Crimes investigated peri 000 population . . . 122 04 Education 18 Persons by highest education completed. Percent 128 19 Number of pupils/students, by type of school 131 20 Children 0-6 years in child care institutions in percentof all children. 15 December 1994. . . 133 05 Personal economy and housing conditions 21 Consumption of alcoholic beverages per capita 15 years and over. Litres 152 22 Consumption of certain food and beverages per capita per year. Kilo 154 23 Percentage of households with car 157 06 Labour market 24 Population aged 16-74 by main activity. Per cent. Annual average 1995 160 25 Labour force participation by sex and age. Percent 161 26 Employed persons by industry. Per cent. Annual average 1995 162 27 Industrial disputes, wage earners involved and working days lost 172 28 Average monthly earnings, total for females and males in selected industries. 1 September 1995. Kroner 174 6 07 Recreational, cultural and sporting activities 29 Number of visits to cinema theatres per inhabitant per year 187 30 Museums by type. Per cent. 1994 189 31 Number of members of the 10 largest religious communities outside Church of <strong>Norway</strong>. 1 January 1995 190 08 Prices and indices 32 Consumer price index. Weights. Per cent. August 1995 -July <strong>1996</strong> 198 33 Consumer price index. Weights. Per cent. August 1982 -August 1995 200 34 Producer price index. 1981=1 00 201 09 National economy and external trade 35 Balance of payment. Million kroner 220 36 Main aggregates. Percentage change in volume 227 37 Regional gross value added by 3 main economic activities. 1992. Kroner 236 10 Industrial activities 38 Holdings by size of agricultural area in use. . . . 272 39 Big game hunting. Number of animals felled of moose, red deer and wild reindeer 282 40 Value added by industry subsection. Mining, quarrying and manufacturing. 1994. Billion kroner 297 41 Persons engaged by industry subsection. Mining, quarrying and manufacturing. 1994. 1 000 298 42 Persons engaged in mining, quarrying and manufacturing. 1 000 301 43 Hotels and similar establishments. Guest-nights by nationality of the guests. Million guest-nights 321 44 Domestic passenger transport. Billion passenger-kilometres 324 45 New registrations of passenger cars 328 46 Registered passenger cars and motor vehicles, total. Millions 329 47 Persons killed or injured, by degree of injury. 1986=100 334 48 Persons killed by age. 1995 and annual average 1986-1994 336 49 Express Coastal Liner Bergen-Kirkenes. Passenger traffic. Number of passengers 339 50 Vessels registered in Norwegian ship registers The merchant fleet. Vessels and tonnage. 1 000 GT 340 51 Vessels in Norwegian foreign-going trades. Operating profit margin for Norwegian and foreign registered vessels. Million kroner 343 52 Traffic at the airports with scheduled service. Million passengers 349 53 Mobile telephone subscriptions. 31 December 1 000 353 54 Loans from financial institutions to the public. Million kroner 358 55 Share capital in unit trusts, by investor sector. Per cent. 1994 364 11 Financial markets 56 Bankruptcy proceedings 375 12 Public sector 57 Survey of tax assessment. Personal and nonpersonal taxpayers. Million kroner 389
Page 1 and 2: es offisielle StatiStllck
Page 3 and 4: Abbreviations in source references
Page 5: Other products from Statistics Noiw
Page 9 and 10: Table Page Table Page 78 Deaths by
Page 11 and 12: Table Page Table Page 214 Monthly e
Page 13 and 14: Table Page Table Page 362 Accrued i
Page 15 and 16: 417 Table Page Table Page Svalbard
Page 17 and 18: Largest islands km2 Hinnøya (Nordl
Page 19 and 20: J Ocean areas around Norway 45 GREE
Page 21 and 22: Forest and agricultural areas yarda
Page 23 and 24: Annual precipitation Vardo The term
Page 25 and 26: Communications The map shows roads,
Page 27 and 28: General subjects i (cont.) Administ
Page 29 and 30: 4 - - General subjects 4 Storting e
Page 31 and 32: 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.4 0.2 General subject
Page 33 and 34: 696 1353 813 1122 12711 . 4934 955
Page 35 and 36: 2983 1353 397 247 398 652 . 3703 .
Page 37 and 38: General subjects I 3 County The 197
Page 40 and 41: . Environment 1 6 Protected areas1.
Page 42 and 43: Environment 1 8 Air temperature. Ce
Page 44 and 45: 20 Name of field Petroleum reserves
Page 46 and 47: Environ ment 22 Potential, operatio
Page 48 and 49: Environment Main fish stocks. 1 000
Page 50 and 51: Environment 28 Emissions to air by
Page 52 and 53: I I --- Population IResident popula
Page 54 and 55: Population 33 Population, land area
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PopuIaton 36 Population and area. M
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Population 36 (cont.). Population a
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Population Age Population by sex, a
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Population 39 Population by sex and
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112746 4.5 4 1 Population Families
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4 5 Population Children O-17 years
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Population 47 Components of populat
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Population 49 Births Year Annual av
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Population 53 Adopted persons Year
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Population 56 Expectation of life S
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Population 58 Net migration1. Count
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Population 61 Immigration and emigr
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Population 63 Foreign citizens by s
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PopuJation 65 Foreign born resident
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Population 30000 25000 20000 15000
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Population 71 Partnerships contract
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: Health and social conditions 75 C
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Health and social conditions 7 Deat
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Health and social conditions Year1
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Health and social conditions 84 Dea
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Health and social conditions Suicid
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Health and social conditions 92 Not
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Health and social conditions 96 Rep
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Health and social conditions 1 00 H
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I 4 Category of personnel Health an
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Health and social conditions 1 07 D
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1 08 Child welfare. Children under
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Health and social conditions II2 Be
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11 7 Unemployment benefits. Million
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122 Health and social conditions Na
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Health and social conditions 1 25 O
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Health and social conditions 1 28 R
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I 32 Principal offence Health and s
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I I I JI Education 1 35 Persons 16
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8135 I 37 Sex and field of Study Ed
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1 9 Number of pupils/students, by t
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- teachers Education 141 Kindergart
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I Education 141 Pupils going from l
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i jj Students by sex, type of colle
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Norge. 84296 152 Participants Of wh
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4 Personal economy and housing cond
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1 6" Personal economy and housing c
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162 Income, deduction and tax All -
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I 65 Personal economy and housing c
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I 67 Income items Personal economy
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I 69 Property items Personal econom
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-".înal economy and housing condit
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50602 I 75 Personal economy and hou
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1 80 County Personal economy and ho
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-. - I p Labour market Q Persons ag
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Labour market 25 Labour force parti
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Labour market 1 89 Employed persons
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1 92 Labour market Commuters1 16 ye
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Labour market 1 95 Percentage of em
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Labour market 1 98 Unemployed perso
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. 120 Labour market 201 Employers a
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2 O1. Year and quarter Labour marke
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18360 2 08 Labour market Monthly ea
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2 1 1 Sex and type of bank Labour m
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Labour market 214 Monthly earnings
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Labour market 21 6 Monthly earnings
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Recreational, cultural and sporting
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J Prices and indices 235 Prices on
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Prices and indices 239 Retail price
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Prices and indices 241 Consumer pri
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2 43 Year (average) and monthTotal
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Prices and indices 5 Price index of
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Prices and indices 248 Building cos
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Prices and indices 251 Index of agr
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2 54 Prices and indices Annual inde
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I National economy and external tra
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National economy and external trade
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2 82 National economy and external
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i. National economy and external tr
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288 (cont.). Imports of principal c
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4 Industrial activities 292 Turnove
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Industrial activities 294 Statistic
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2 97 Industrial activities Main fig
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Industrial activities 3 01 All Non-
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15639 3 03 Industrial activities St
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3 05 Agriculture, hunting and fores
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Agriculture, hunting and forestry 3
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31 5 Holdings by agricultural area.
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5424 327 Year Number of holdings wi
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Fishing, sealing and whaling 341 Fi
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Fishing, sealing and whaling 344 Va
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Fishing, sealing and whaling 347 Se
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Fishing, sealing and whaling 351 Re
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Oil extraction, mining, quarrying a
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366 Production of principal energy
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Electricity and gas supply 369 Supp
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Building and construction statistic
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3 75 County Building and constructi
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Building and construction statistic
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Retail trade 381 InternaI trade by
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Retail trade 385 Deliveries of petr
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. 104 Retail trade 388 Statistics o
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Transport and communication Hotels
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Transport and communication 392 Exp
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Transport and communication 394 Dom
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Transport and communication 396 Nor
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Transport and communication 4.WJ Ro
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Transport and communication 403 Cha
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Transport and communication 406 Uns
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4 1 0 Accidents, total Drivers of T
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Transport and communication 41 3 Op
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Transport and communication Express
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422 At the end of the year Transpor
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51 Transport and communication Vess
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429 Total Transport and communicati
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Transport and communication 431 Mar
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Transport and communication Traffic
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Transport and communication 437 Fre
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44 1 Transport and communication Mo
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10 75 Financial intermediation 444
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446 Financial intermediation Loans1
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Financial intermediation 448 Public
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Financial intermediation 452 Financ
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Financial intermediation 456 Non-li
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4049 Real estate and other service
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463 Industry subclassNo. Real estat
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21 465 Real estate and other servic
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Financial markets 468 Changes ¡n t
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Financial markets 472 Issues of sha
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Financial markets Bankruptcy procee
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418 Public sector 478 General gover
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Public sector 479 (cont.). Central
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136995 Public sector 481 General go
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2439 Public sector 485 Central gove
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Public sector 48 9 Public expenditu
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Public sector 493 Survey of tax ass
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Public sector 495 Distributed taxes
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Public sector 497 County Municipal
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Sva Iba rd 500 Svalbard. Coal minin
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International tables 504 Area, popu
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International tables 504 (cont.). A
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International tables 504 (cont.). A
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International tables 507 Emissions
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30.6.91 International tables 508 (c
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International tables 508 (cont.). P
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International tables 508 (cont.). P
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, . International tables L i 51 0 F
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nternatiorial tables I511 Death rat
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International tab'es 51 2 Consumpti
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International tables 51 4 Employed
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International tables 517 (cont.). R
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International tables 520 Selected c
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International tables 5 Private cons
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International tables 528 Land area,
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International tables 5-,r ...' Live
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International tables 531 Automobile
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International tables J Country The
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International tables J. The merchan
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International tables i I I i 5 3P S
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International tables 543 Social sec
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i I International tables cnr J'$ Ta
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Numbers relate to table number Educ
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Numbers relate to table number Pres
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Measures and weight Length m metre
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