Represents zero. 1 Includes Marine Corps. South Africa.. 2 Excludes Carabinieri troops. Excludes African troops. 7 Includes 4,500 men as Includes forces enlisted outside the United Kingdom. Includes Air Defense Command troops assigned to ground duty. Includes 200,000 men assigned to Strategic Rocket Forces. signed to "Missile Command," not shown separately. Includes Coast Guard. Includes parachute troops. 10 Royal-Lao forces only. Pathet-Lao forces number about 25,000. 11 Includes 25,000 Azad Kashmir troops. 12 Includes women. Source: The Institute for Strategic Studies, London; The Military Balance, 1966-1967. (Copyright.) No. 1267. NATIONAL DEFENSE EXPENDITURES: 1966 [In millions of U.S. dollars. For fiscal year 1965/66 or calendar year 1966. Gross national product figures upon which percents are based for East European countries have been estimated in terms of Western purchasing power equivalents. Defense expenditures figures for these countries are official data converted at tourist exchange rates] Source: The Institute for Strategic Studies, London, The Military Balance, 1966-1967. (Copyright.) No. 1268. INDEXES OF PRODUCTION, EMPLOYMENT, PRICES, AND RETAIL TRADE: 1965 [Except as noted, 1952/53-1956/57=100 for agriculture and 1958-100 for all other items. See text, p. 860, for general comments concerning the data. For additional qualifications of the data for individual countries, see source] No. 1268. INDEXES OF PRODUCTION, EMPLOYMENT, PRICES, AND RETAIL TRADE: 1965-Continued [Except as noted, 1952/53-1956/57 = 100 for agriculture and 1958 = 100 for all other items. See text, p. 860, for general comments concerning the data. For additional qualifications of the data for individual countries, see source] 1 Refers to crop year ending in 1965, except as noted. All commodities index relates to food, fibers, tobacco, industrial oil seeds, rubber, tea, and coffee; food index to crops and livestock products for human consumption. Deduction made for feed and seed used in production process. 2 Components of these indexes vary considerably among countries; for details, see source. Refers, in general, to salaried employees and wage earners in manufacturing. Includes workers on holiday or vacation; excludes employers, self-employed, workers on strike, on temporary military leave, or temporarily laid off. In many instances, represents index only for principal city (or cities) of particular country. General wholesale price index numbers usually weighted by gross value of sales on wholesale markets. As of 4th quarter of 1966, except as noted. Indexes based primarily on common shares traded on leading exchange or exchanges of each country, and intended to cover representative sample of companies in manufacturing, mining, and construction fields. In some cases, where an index of industrial shares is not available, a general index, including shares of companies in transportation, distribution, and finance fields, is reported. 7 For 1963. • For 1964. Wage earners only. For year beginning July 1. 10 July 1958-June 1959 =100. 11 Home consumption of foodstuffs and industrial raw materials. 12 For year ending June 30. 13 Includes mining and quarrying. 14 Luxembourg included with Belgium. 13 For 1962. 16 October 1957-September 1958=100. 17 Farm products only. 18 1960-100. 20 General index. 23 1961 100. 24 1962-100. 19 Data for one month. 21 1959 =100. 23 San Salvador; 1962=100. 20 Includes the Saar. 27 1963-100. 28 Guatemala City only. 29 Mar. 21, 1959-Mar. 20, 1960=100. 30 Includes working proprietors. 31 3d quarter. 32 April 1958-March 1959 -100. For year beginning Apr. 1. 33 For year beginning Apr. 1. 34 For year beginning July. 35 July 1957-June 1958 =100. Year ending June 30. 36 Includes sea fishing. 37 Includes workers on own account. No. 1269. SELECTED FOODS-NET SUPPLY PER PERSON [Relates to supplies of foodstuffs available for human consumption within the country after deduction of quantities for feed, seed, industrial purposes, and waste. Excludes alcoholic beverages. Cereals are in terms of flour and milled rice; potatoes include other starchy roots and their root flour equivalent; meat, including offal, poultry, and game, is in terms of carcass weight, excluding slaughter fats. See text, p. 860, for general comments concerning the data] toes, Meat 1 Diagonal indicates 12-month period beginning in one calendar year and ending in the next. 1960/62 denotes average of 1960/61-1962/63. 2 Includes plantains. Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations; Statistical Yearbook. No. 1270. COST-OF-LIVING OF UNITED NATIONS PERSONNEL IN SELECTED CITIES [New York City=100. Relates to U.N. specialized agencies. Based on price comparisons weighted according to pattern of expenditures in New York City and selected cities] 1 Year 1967. 2 59 at exchange rate of 350 pesos per U.S. dollar. 3 Year 1965. Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations; Monthly Bulletin, April 1967, and Statistical Paper, series M14, Add. 3. [In thousands of short tons. Data pertain to harvests of the year indicated or, for Southern Hemisphere and southerly regions of Northern Hemisphere, to harvests continuing into the first half of the following year. See text, p. 860, for general comments concerning quality of the data] Source: Statistical Office of the United Nations, Statistical Yearbook; and Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, Production Yearbook. 43,940 (3) (NA) 14 2,722 4,643 $ 4,974 5,315 6 24 28 4 Includes spelt. |