No. 1260. EXPENDITURE ON GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT-PERCENT DISTRIBUTION [See text, p. 860, for general comments concerning the data. For additional qualifications of the data for individual countries, see source]

No. 1260. EXPENDITURE ON GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT-PERCENT DISTRIBUTION—

"Includes income from ocean-going ships under Greek flag or of Greek ownership.

12 Year beginning Mar. 21. 13 West Malaysia only.

14 Includes South West Africa, Basutoland, Bechuanaland, and Swaziland.

15 Former Tanganyika only.

Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations; Statistical Yearbook.

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No. 1261. INDUSTRIAL ORIGIN OF DOMESTIC PRODUCT-PERCENT DISTRIBUTION [Based on gross domestic product at current factor cost, except as noted. Estimates not fully comparable from country to country in coverage and classification. Some of the major differences are indicated in footnotes below; for additional details, see source. In general, "Total industrial activity" covers mining, quarrying, manufacturing, electricity, gas and water; "Other" comprises banking, insurance, real estate, ownership of dwellings, public administration, defense, and personal and other services. See text, p. 860, for general comments concerning the data]

3 Year beginning July 1.

2 Business transfer payments included in "Other."

4 Includes mining and quarrying. 5 Gas included in "Manufacturing."

6 Based on gross domestic product at market prices. 7 Water and sanitary services included in "Other."

• Extraction of crude petroleum included in "Manufacturing." • Communication industries included in “Other."* 10 Construction included in "Total industrial activity." it Year ending Sept. 30.

12 Includes milling and marketing of forest products.

13 Slaughtering and dairy production included in "Agriculture."

14 Sum of percentages exceeds 100 because bank service charges imputed to enterprises are included in "Other,** and also in the corresponding industry groups.

15 Fishing included in "Manufacturing." 16 Wine production included in "Agriculture."

17 Quarrying of building materials included in "Manufacturing."

19 Includes the Saar and West Berlin.

19 Sanitary services included in "Other." 20 Quarrying included in "Manufacturing."

21 At constant 1958 market prices. 22 Year beginning Apr. 1.

23 Electricity, gas, and water included in "Transport and communication."

24 Production of electricity for steel industry included in "Manufacturing."

25 Includes hotels and restaurants. 26 At 1950 market prices. 27 At constant 1960 market prices.

29 Transport and communication included in "Other." 29 Mining and quarrying included in "Construction

30 Banking, insurance, and real estate included in "Wholesale and retail trade."

31 Gross national product at constant 1963 market prices. 32 Net national product at factor cost.

33 Transport only. 34 At constant 1956 prices. 33 Based on net material product at market prices. Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations; Statistical Yearbook.

No. 1262. INDEXES OF PER CAPITA PRODUCT AT CONSTANT PRICES: 1955 TO 1965 [1958-100. Relates to gross domestic product at constant factor cost, except as noted. Data subject to considerable error; indicate general trends rather than precise year-to-year changes. See text, p. 860, for general comments concerning the data]

No. 1263. GROWTH RATES OF OUTPUT PER EMPLOYEE, SELECTED PERIODS: 1913

TO 1964

[Percent. Rates based on total civilian employment and real national product. For details concerning methodology, see source]

2 Negative value indicates rate decline.

1 Beginning 1958, data not strictly comparable with earlier years.

3 Beginning 1960, includes the Saar and West Berlin.

Source: Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Long Term Economic Growth.

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WEST EUROPEAN ECONOMIC BLOCS AND UNITED STATES-GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT AND CONSUMER EXPENDITURES: 1965

No. 1264.

1 Current market prices. 2 1957-1958 average to 1964-1965 average.

European Economic Community (Common Market).

4 European Free Trade Association; excludes Finland which is an associate member.

Source: Dept. of State, Agency for International Development. Based on Organisation for Economic Co-oper ation and Development; National Accounts Statistics 1956-1965, except for United States which is from Dept. of Commerce, Office of Business Economics; Survey of Current Business.

No. 1265. EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY (COMMON MARKET), Other Europe, AND UNITED STATES-INDEXES OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, IMPORTS AND EXPORTS: 1950 TO 1965

[For industrial production indexes, 1960=100 except as noted. Monthly averages. Imports c.i.f., except as noted; exports f.o.b. See text, pp. 859 and 860]

1 1953-100. 2 Luxembourg included with Belgium.

3 For 1950, data for Germany exclude, and data for France include, the Saar.

4 Excludes West Berlin; for 1950, excludes the Saar.

3 General trade; for Denmark, foreign trade indexes exclude ships.

General imports and domestic exports plus reexports. 7 General imports, and exports of produce and manu factures plus reexports.

Includes the Channel Islands.

10 Imports are valued f.o.b.

Excludes Alaska and Hawaii.

Source: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development; Main Economic Indicators, January 1967.