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3-8 Contributing Rate of the Three Industries |
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in this table are calculated at comparable prices. |
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TertiaryIndustry |
| Year |
Gross Domestic |
Primary |
Secondary |
| Product |
Industry |
Industry |
| 1990 |
100.0
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41.9
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41.0
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39.7
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17.1
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| 1991 |
100.0
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7.1
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62.8
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58.0
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30.1
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| 1992 |
100.0
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8.4
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64.5
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57.6
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27.2
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| 1993 |
100.0
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8.1
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67.7
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61.1
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24.2
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| 1994 |
100.0
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6.8
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70.5
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65.0
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22.7
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| 1995 |
100.0
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9.4
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67.4
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61.3
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23.2
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| 1996 |
100.0
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10.0
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66.4
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61.7
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23.6
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| 1997 |
100.0
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7.1
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63.8
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62.2
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29.1
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| 1998 |
100.0
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7.7
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62.3
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56.7
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30.0
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| 1999 |
100.0
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6.5
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62.9
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59.9
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30.7
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| 2000 |
100.0
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4.8
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66.0
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62.6
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29.2
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| 2001 |
100.0
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6.1
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56.5
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50.5
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37.4
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| 2002 |
100.0
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5.4
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59.6
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52.7
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35.0
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| 2003 |
100.0
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3.9
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68.4
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60.1
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27.7
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| 2004 |
100.0
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9.2
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61.8
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56.0
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29.0
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| a) Industrial contributing rate
refers to the proportion of the increment of every industrial
value added to the increment of GDP. |
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