Handbook of industrial statistics, 1992

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Explanatory notes = ⅴ
• INTRODUCTION = 7
• Appendices
• Ⅰ. List of countries and areas included in selected groupings = 12
• Ⅱ. Description of data used in sections 2.2, 2.4, 2.5 and 3.2 = 18
• Ⅲ. Definition and classification by end-use and research intensity of trade in manufactures = 20
• PART Ⅰ. SUMMARY INDICATORS
• SECTION 1.1. THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR
• Figures
• 1.1. Global distribution of MVA, 1980 and 1990 = 25
• 1.2. Distribution of MVA among groups of industrialized countries, 1980 and 1990 = 25
• 1.3. Distribution of MVA among development regions, 1980 and 1990 = 25
• 1.4. Distribution of MVA among groups of developing countries, 1980 and 1990 = 25
• Tables
• 1.1. Regional distribution of world MVA, 1975 - 1990 = 26
• 1.2. Share of China in world MVA, 1981 - 1990 = 26
• 1.3. Distribution of MVA and population among selected groups of developing countries, selected years = 27
• 1.4. Annual growth of MVA by selected country group, 1975 - 1990 = 28
• 1.5. Share of MVA in GDP, selected country groups and years = 29
• SECTION 1.2. THE MANUFACTURING BRANCHES
• Tables
• 1.6. Distribution of world value added of selected branches, 1980 and 1990 = 33
• 1.7. Distribution of value added of selected branches among developing regions, 1980 and 1989 = 34
• 1.8. Structure of MVA in selected industrialized regions, 1980 and 1990 = 35
• 1.9. Structure of MVA in selected groups of developing countries, 1980 and 1989 = 36
• 1.10. Annual growth of value added of branches, selected country groups, 1980 - 1985 and 1985 - 1990 = 37
• 1.11. Selected characteristics of branches, selected country groups, 1980 and 1988 = 38
• SECTION 1.3. TRADE IN MANUFACTURES
• Tables
• 1.12. Distribution of world manufactured exports, 1975 - 1990 = 43
• 1.13. Distribution of manufactured exports among selected groups of developing countries, selected years = 43
• 1.14. Annual growth of trade in manufactures by selected country group, 1975 - 1990 = 44
• 1.15. Share of trade in manufactures in total commodity trade, selected country groups and years = 45
• 1.16. World trade in manufactures, by origin, destination and country group, 1980, 1985 and 1990 = 46
• 1.17. Selected indicators of trade in manufactures by research intensity, by selected country group, 1980 and 1990 = 47
• 1.18. Selected indicators of trade in manufactures by stage of processing, by selected country group, 1980 and 1990 = 46
• PART Ⅱ. COUNTRY INDICATORS
• SECTION 2.1. THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR
• Tables
• 2.1. Annual growth of MVA, 1975 - 1990 = 51
• 2.2. Share of MVA in GDP, selected years = 55
• SECTION 2.2. THE MANUFACTURING BRANCHES AND INDUSTRIES
• Tables
• 2.3. Leading producers in major manufacturing branches, 1980 and 1990
• Food products(ISIC 311／2) = 61
• Textiles(ISIC 321) = 62
• Wearing apparel(ISIC 322) = 63
• Leather and fur products(ISIC 323) = 64
• Footwear(ISIC 324) = 65
• Paper(ISIC 341) = 66
• Industrial chemicals(ISIC 351) = 67
• Other chemicals(ISIC 352) = 68
• Rubber products(ISIC 355) = 69
• Iron and steel(ISIC 371) = 70
• Non-ferrous metals(ISIC 372) = 71
• Metal products(ISIC 381) = 72
• Non-electrical machinery(ISIC 382) = 73
• Electrical machinery(ISIC 383) = 74
• Transport equipment(ISIC 384) = 75
• 2.4. Structure of the manufacturing sector, selected periods
• Argentina = 76
• Australia = 76
• Austria = 77
• Barbados = 77
• Belgium = 78
• Bolivia = 78
• Brazil = 79
• Canada = 79
• Chile = 80
• Colombia = 80
• Costa Rica = 81
• Cyprus = 81
• Czechoslovakia = 82
• Denmark = 82
• Ecuador = 83
• Egypt = 83
• Ethiopia = 84
• Fiji = 84
• Finland = 85
• France = 85
• Germany, Federal Rep. of = 86
• Greece = 86
• Guatemala = 87
• Honduras = 87
• Hong Kong = 88
• Hungary = 88
• India = 89
• Indonesia = 89
• Ireland = 90
• Israel = 90
• Italy = 91
• Japan = 91
• Malaysia = 92
• Malta = 92
• Mauritius = 93
• Netherlands = 93
• New Zealand = 94
• Norway = 94
• Pakistan = 95
• Panama = 95
• Philippines = 96
• Poland = 96
• Portugal = 97
• Republic of Korea = 97
• Romania = 98
• Singapore = 98
• South Africa = 99
• Spain = 99
• Sweden = 100
• Syrian Arab Republic = 100
• Taiwan Province = 101
• Turkey = 101
• United Kingdom = 102
• United States = 102
• Uruguay = 103
• Venezuela = 103
• Yugoslavia = 104
• Zimbabwe = 104
• 2.5. Growth of production in selected periods
• Food products(ISIC 311／2) = 105
• Beverages(ISIC 313) = 105
• Tobacco(ISIC 314) = 108
• Textiles(ISIC 321) = 108
• Wearing apparel(ISIC 322) = 111
• Leather and fur products(ISIC 323) = 111
• Footwear(ISIC 324) = 113
• Wood and cork products(ISIC 331) = 113
• Furniture(ISIC 332) = 115
• Paper(ISIC 341) = 115
• Printing and publishing(ISIC 342) = 117
• Industrial chemicals(ISIC 351) = 117
• Other chemicals(ISIC 352) = 120
• Petroleum refineries(ISIC 353) = 120
• Products of petroleum and coal(ISIC 354) = 123
• Rubber products(ISIC 355) = 123
• Plastic products(ISIC 356) = 125
• Pottery, china, earthenware(ISIC 361) = 125
• Glass(ISIC 362) = 127
• Other non-metallic mineral products(ISIC 369) = 127
• Iron and steel(ISIC 371) = 130
• Non-ferrous metals(ISIC 372) = 130
• Metal products(ISIC 381) = 132
• Non-electrical machinery(ISIC 382) = 132
• Electrical machinery(ISIC 383) = 134
• Transport equipment(ISIC 384) = 134
• Manufacture of professional and scientific equipment(ISIC 385) = 136
• Other manufactures(ISIC 390) = 136
• 2.6. Selected characteristics of branches, selected years
• Food products(ISIC 311／2) = 138
• Textiles(ISIC 321) = 140
• Wearing apparel(ISIC 322) = 142
• Leather and fur products(ISIC 323) = 144
• Footwear(ISIC 324) = 146
• Wood and cork products(ISIC 331) = 148
• Furniture(ISIC 332) = 150
• Paper(ISIC 341) = 152
• Printing and publishing(ISIC 342) = 154
• Industrial chemicals(ISIC 351) = 156
• Other chemicals(ISIC 352) = 158
• Rubber products(ISIC 355) = 160
• Plastic products(ISIC 356) = 162
• Pottery, china, earthenware(ISIC 361) = 164
• Glass(ISIC 362) = 166
• Other non-metallic mineral products(ISIC 369) = 168
• Iron and steel(ISIC 371) = 170
• Non-ferrous metals(ISIC 372) = 172
• Metal products(ISIC 381) = 174
• Non-electrical machinery(ISIC 382) = 176
• Electrical machinery(ISIC 383) = 178
• Transport equipment(ISIC 384) = 180
• Manufacture of professional and scientific equipment(ISIC 385) = 182
• 2.7. Selected characteristics of industries, selected years
• Australia = 184
• Austria = 186
• Bangladesh = 188
• Canada = 190
• Chile = 192
• Colombia = 194
• Costa Rica = 196
• Cyprus = 198
• Ecuador = 200
• Egypt = 202
• Ethiopia = 204
• Finland = 205
• Germany, Federal Rep. of = 207
• Ghana = 209
• Guatemala = 211
• Honduras = 213
• Hong Kong = 215
• Iceland = 217
• India = 219
• Indonesia = 221
• Japan = 223
• Jordan = 225
• Kuwait = 227
• Macau = 229
• Madagascar = 231
• Malawi = 232
• Malaysia = 233
• Malta = 235
• Mauritius = 236
• Nepal = 238
• New Zealand = 239
• Norway = 241
• Pakistan = 243
• Panama = 245
• Peru = 247
• Philippines = 249
• Portugal = 251
• Republic of Korea = 253
• Singapore = 255
• Somalia = 257
• Spain = 258
• Sweden = 260
• Turkey = 262
• United Kingdom = 264
• United States = 266
• Uruguay = 268
• Venezuela = 270
• Zimbabwe = 272
• SECTION 2.3. TRADE IN MANUFACTURES
• Tables
• 2.8. Trade in manufactures by end-use, stage of processing and research intensity, selected periods and years
• Argentina = 275
• Australia = 276
• Austria = 277
• Belgium = 278
• Brazil = 279
• Canada = 280
• Chile = 281
• Colombia = 282
• Cyprus = 283
• Denmark = 284
• Finland = 285
• France = 286
• Germany, Federal Rep. of = 287
• Greece = 288
• Hong Kong = 289
• Hungary = 290
• India = 291
• Indonesia = 292
• Ireland = 293
• Israel = 294
• Italy = 295
• Japan = 296
• Malaysia = 297
• Mexico = 298
• Morocco = 299
• Netherlands = 300
• New Zealand = 301
• Norway = 302
• Pakistan = 303
• Philippines = 304
• Portugal = 305
• Republic of Korea = 306
• Singapore = 307
• Spain = 308
• Sweden = 309
• Switzerland = 310
• Thailand = 311
• Tunisia = 312
• Turkey = 313
• United Kingdom = 314
• United States = 315
• Uruguay = 316
• Yugoslavia = 317
• 2.9. Selected indicators of trade by group of manufactures, selected periods and years
• Argentina = 318
• Australia = 319
• Austria = 320
• Belgium = 321
• Brazil = 322
• Canada = 323
• Chile = 324
• Colombia = 325
• Cyprus = 326
• Denmark = 327
• Finland = 328
• France = 329
• Germany, Federal Rep. of = 330
• Greece = 331
• Hong Kong = 332
• Hungary = 333
• India = 334
• Indonesia = 335
• Ireland = 336
• Israel = 337
• Italy = 338
• Japan = 339
• Malaysia = 340
• Mexico = 341
• Morocco = 342
• Netherlands = 343
• New Zealand = 344
• Norway = 345
• Pakistan = 346
• Philippines = 347
• Portugal = 348
• Republic of Korea = 349
• Singapore = 350
• Spain = 351
• Sweden = 352
• Switzerland = 353
• Thailand = 354
• Tunisia = 355
• Turkey = 356
• United Kingdom = 357
• United States = 358
• Uruguay = 359
• Yugoslavia = 360
• SECTION 2.4. DEMAND-SUPPLY RELATIONS
• Tables
• 2.10. Demand-supply relationships by industry, selected years
• Australia = 363
• Austria = 365
• Bahamas = 367
• Bangladesh = 369
• Canada = 371
• Chile = 373
• Colombia = 375
• Costa Rica = 377
• Cyprus = 379
• Denmark = 381
• Ecuador = 383
• Egypt = 385
• Ethiopia = 387
• Finland = 389
• Germany, Federal Rep. of = 391
• Guatemala = 393
• Honduras = 395
• Hong Kong = 397
• Iceland = 399
• India = 401
• Indonesia = 403
• Japan = 405
• Jordan = 407
• Macau = 409
• Madagascar = 411
• Malaysia = 413
• Malta = 415
• Mexico = 417
• Nepal = 419
• New Zealand = 420
• Norway = 422
• Panama = 424
• Peru = 426
• Philippines = 428
• Portugal = 430
• Republic of Korea = 432
• Singapore = 434
• Spain = 436
• Sweden = 438
• Turkey = 440
• United Kingdom = 442
• United States = 444
• Uruguay = 446
• Venezuela = 448
• Zimbabwe = 450
• 2.11. Apparent consumption of selected food products, 1978-1980 and 1988-1990 = 451
• 2.12. Apparent of selected iron and steel products, 1978-1980 and 1988-1990 = 468
• 2.13. Apparent consumption of selected non-ferrous metal products, 1978-1980 and 1988-1990 = 492
• SECTION 2.5. FOCUS ON SPECIAL ASPECTS
• Tables
• 2.14. Share of females in total employment by branch, selected years
• Afghanistan = 519
• Australia = 519
• Austria = 519
• Bangladesh = 519
• Canada = 520
• Chile = 520
• Colombia = 520
• Cyprus = 520
• Czechoslovakia = 521
• Denmark = 521
• Ethiopia = 521
• Germany, Federal Rep. of = 521
• Hungary = 522
• Italy = 522
• Jordan = 522
• Malaysia = 522
• Nepal = 523
• New Zealand = 523
• Philippines = 523
• Portugal = 523
• Republic of Korea = 524
• Sweden = 524
• Turkey = 524
• United Kingdom = 524
• 2.15. Selected characteristics of branches by size of employment, selected countries and years
• Austria = 525
• Brazil = 529
• Colombia = 533
• Germany, Federal Rep. of = 537
• Hong Kong = 540
• Ireland = 544
• Italy = 547
• Japan = 550
• Republic of Korea = 556
• Turkey = 558
• United Rep. of Tanzania = 564
• Venezuela = 568
• PART Ⅲ. INDICATORS FOR SELECTED INDUSTRIES
• SECTION 3.1. THE LEATHER INDUSTRY
• Tables
• 3.1. Cost structure of the leather and leather-products industry, selected countries and years = 575
• 3.2. Cost structure of the tannery and leather-finishing industry, selected countries and years = 576
• 3.3. Cost structure of the leather-products industry, selected countries and years = 577
• 3.4. Cost structure of the footwear industry, selected countries and years = 578
• 3.5. Size distribution in the leather and leather-products industry, selected countries and years = 579
• 3.6. Size distribution in the footwear industry, selected countries and years = 580
• SECTION 3.2. THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY
• Tables
• 3.7. Selected indicators for production and consumption of pharmaceutical preparations, by country group, 1975 and 1990 = 583
• 3.8. The twenty largest producers of pharmaceutical preparations, 1975 and 1990 = 584
• 3.9. The twenty largest producers of pharmaceutical preparations in developing countries, 1975 and 1990 = 585
• 3.10. The twenty largest producers of pharmaceutical preparations, 1975 and 1990 = 586
• 3.11. Cost structure of the pharmaceutical industry in selected industrialized countries, 1975-1977 and 1988-1990 = 587