MAIN CATEGORIES:
1. Population
2. Vital Statistics
3. Health and Nutrition
4. Education
5. Law Enforcement, Courts
and Prisons
6. Geography and Environment
7. Parks, Recreation, Travel
8. Elections
9. State and Local Government
Finances and Employment
10. Federal Government
Finances and Employment
11. National Defense and
Veterans Affairs
12. Social Insurance and Human
Services
13. Labor Force, Employment,
and Earnings
14. Income, Expenditures, and
Wealth
15. Prices
16. Banking, Finance, and
Insurance
17. Business Enterprise
18. Communications and
Information Technology
19. Energy
20. Science and Technology
21. Transportation - Land
22. Transportation - Air
and Water
23. Agriculture
24. Natural Resources
25. Construction and Housing
26. Manufactures
27. Domestic Trade and
Services
28. Foreign Commerce and Aid
29. Outlying Areas
30. Comparative International
Statistics
31. Industrial Outlook
32. 1997 Economic Census
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784. Export Price Indexes--Selected Commodities
[1995=100.Indexes are weighted by 1995 export values according to the Schedule B classification system ofthe U.S. Census Bureau. Prices used in these indexeswere collected from a
sample of U.S. manufacturers of exportsand are factory transaction prices, except as noted. F.a.s. = free alongside ship. N.e.s. = not elsewhere specified. F.o.b. = free on board]
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Commodity
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1994
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1996
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1997
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1998
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1999
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All commodities
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81.2
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80.1
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82.8
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88.7
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91.6
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91.5
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92.5
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92.8
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93.2
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94.8
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100.5
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101.4
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99.3
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96.1
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94.5
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Food and live animals
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82.2
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79.4
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73.5
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84.6
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94.5
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89.0
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86.0
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87.8
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83.5
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88.7
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97.4
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122.0
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98.5
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90.9
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89.2
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Meat
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67.8
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72.2
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83.2
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89.9
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88.0
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84.9
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87.9
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91.5
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96.2
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92.5
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99.9
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101.6
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95.3
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97.8
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91.5
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Fish
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66.7
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71.5
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82.9
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95.6
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104.7
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83.6
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80.4
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83.3
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82.0
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83.3
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103.2
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89.4
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85.3
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80.7
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118.5
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Cereals and cereal preparations
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91.2
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79.2
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63.1
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77.5
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94.7
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90.6
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80.7
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87.4
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75.7
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84.9
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95.4
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145.6
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92.3
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82.6
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75.9
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Wheat
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82.8
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66.9
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55.4
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72.9
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96.3
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80.4
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65.4
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77.7
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67.4
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65.4
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91.1
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129.3
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87.1
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75.4
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69.7
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Maize
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96.9
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88.7
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67.3
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78.0
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94.5
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97.6
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87.8
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91.8
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78.8
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94.9
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98.0
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165.3
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90.4
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80.9
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73.3
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Fruits and vegetables
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72.6
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78.8
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81.5
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75.7
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82.4
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83.6
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99.5
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82.0
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84.4
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89.8
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96.2
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105.7
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101.6
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98.4
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98.5
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Feeding stuff for animals
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71.6
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90.4
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97.5
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124.5
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113.5
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93.2
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95.5
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97.6
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96.2
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101.4
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98.3
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122.5
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127.2
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95.0
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86.7
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Miscellaneous food products
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91.0
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88.4
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91.6
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93.6
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98.3
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100.4
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100.9
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100.6
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100.8
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98.3
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101.3
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103.2
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103.5
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105.0
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107.0
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Beverages and tobacco
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69.5
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67.6
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72.9
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76.8
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81.6
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86.4
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92.0
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95.5
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98.4
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98.7
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99.9
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100.6
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100.8
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99.9
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101.2
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Tobacco and tobacco manufactures
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69.4
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67.3
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72.8
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76.8
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81.8
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86.6
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92.1
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95.5
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98.3
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98.6
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100.0
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100.6
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100.9
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99.7
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101.2
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Crude materials
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59.5
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59.8
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67.0
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81.9
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83.7
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80.4
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76.3
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74.7
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79.6
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86.4
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104.1
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90.3
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93.4
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82.0
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74.9
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Raw hides and skins
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63.2
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76.0
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97.1
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108.3
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97.3
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105.1
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81.5
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80.8
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79.1
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94.3
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103.4
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95.7
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100.8
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84.8
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79.0
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Oil seeds and oleaginous fruits
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92.7
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86.3
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89.3
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125.7
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114.1
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97.0
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99.2
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98.3
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97.8
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112.7
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96.6
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127.0
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134.6
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102.6
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79.2
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Cork and wood
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36.6
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37.5
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43.1
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55.5
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63.3
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66.4
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63.7
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71.7
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105.1
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97.3
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102.1
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94.7
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93.2
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82.0
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82.0
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Pulp and waste paper
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37.3
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43.2
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55.7
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66.7
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71.9
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64.7
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56.0
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53.4
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45.4
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61.1
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111.6
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56.8
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65.9
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64.0
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66.0
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Textile fibers
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68.1
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64.4
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73.9
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72.3
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76.0
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81.8
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85.3
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68.6
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66.6
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83.7
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106.9
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91.1
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83.4
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79.3
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68.6
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Cotton textile fibers
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70.2
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64.9
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77.7
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73.9
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75.4
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83.4
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86.7
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64.1
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62.2
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81.4
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107.9
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90.2
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80.6
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78.7
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65.6
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Crude fertilizers and minerals
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102.6
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100.6
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96.1
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96.3
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101.4
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101.9
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102.9
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101.5
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96.7
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97.3
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99.4
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96.8
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97.8
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97.0
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93.5
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Metalliferous ores and metal scrap
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59.1
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57.3
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62.6
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85.4
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91.9
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83.4
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74.4
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71.1
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70.1
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76.2
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104.2
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89.3
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91.7
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76.6
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70.7
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Ferrous waste and scrap
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62.3
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59.7
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59.6
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91.8
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96.0
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85.2
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79.7
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70.2
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84.5
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81.6
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99.6
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93.3
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93.5
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74.2
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63.2
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Nonferrous base metal waste and scrap
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48.5
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49.7
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62.2
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91.0
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96.6
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85.3
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72.3
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73.8
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62.0
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79.6
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100.2
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86.8
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89.2
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70.1
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66.3
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Mineral fuels and related materials
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114.9
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86.7
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93.4
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92.7
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97.1
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100.1
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98.7
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95.0
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96.6
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96.0
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102.0
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109.1
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110.9
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103.2
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102.0
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Coal, coke and briquettes
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106.3
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99.4
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93.3
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97.4
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99.8
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103.2
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101.7
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99.8
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96.8
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96.8
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100.3
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103.1
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102.0
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100.1
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98.3
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Crude petroleum and petroleum products
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(NA)
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(NA)
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(NA)
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89.4
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96.9
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99.9
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95.3
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92.0
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96.0
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95.7
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103.6
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113.7
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119.4
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106.8
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107.6
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Animal and vegetable oils, fats and waxes
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103.8
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62.0
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72.1
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89.1
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79.9
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86.6
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78.9
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79.7
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82.7
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92.5
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96.5
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95.4
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94.7
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107.9
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76.6
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Chemicals and related products
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74.2
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72.6
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79.0
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90.1
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90.4
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85.6
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87.5
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85.5
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84.4
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86.9
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102.6
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97.1
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96.5
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92.6
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91.2
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Organic chemicals
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69.3
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64.1
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81.5
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99.6
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99.9
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81.7
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81.4
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78.8
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77.9
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79.8
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106.8
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87.8
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84.9
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77.1
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75.2
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Hydrocarbons, n.e.s. and derivatives, f.a.s.
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65.7
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55.9
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92.4
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109.4
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102.0
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82.9
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67.7
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69.1
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71.2
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82.0
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115.7
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90.8
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95.0
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75.0
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78.4
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Alcohols, phenols, phenol-alcohols, & deriv., f.a.s.
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63.3
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61.4
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65.1
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91.1
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118.3
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77.4
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81.9
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74.9
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75.0
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71.8
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105.9
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88.0
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81.5
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80.2
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73.6
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Chemical materials and products, n.e.s.
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75.5
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76.9
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73.8
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76.8
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82.6
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85.9
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90.0
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89.5
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91.9
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94.6
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100.0
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102.0
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103.9
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100.6
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99.6
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Intermediate manufactured products
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70.8
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72.4
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76.2
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83.2
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87.0
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86.9
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87.1
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87.6
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87.7
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90.9
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100.8
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97.9
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98.2
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97.9
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96.8
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Rubber manufactures
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74.3
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74.2
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76.0
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80.7
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83.8
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84.9
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90.1
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90.6
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93.1
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93.7
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99.8
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102.8
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103.2
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101.9
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105.5
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Paper and paperboard products
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62.5
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65.2
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72.8
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80.3
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83.2
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81.1
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81.1
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80.2
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76.5
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78.4
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103.3
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87.3
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83.5
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83.8
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83.4
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Textiles
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75.9
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78.0
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78.6
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81.8
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87.4
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89.7
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93.7
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95.1
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96.2
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96.1
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101.1
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103.8
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103.3
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103.2
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99.2
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Nonmetallic mineral manufactures
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(NA)
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73.5
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78.0
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81.9
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87.8
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91.1
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92.5
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94.6
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96.4
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98.1
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100.1
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101.2
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104.3
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106.7
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106.3
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Nonferrous metals
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68.0
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68.7
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75.3
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95.7
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97.2
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88.4
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77.7
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77.5
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71.7
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81.6
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99.7
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93.4
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93.4
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88.1
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85.0
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Manufactures of metals, n.e.s.
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74.9
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75.7
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76.1
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80.9
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85.6
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88.0
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90.6
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91.4
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92.7
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94.7
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100.1
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101.5
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104.4
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107.0
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108.7
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Machinery and transport equipment 2
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86.6
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87.2
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88.2
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90.1
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92.8
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95.3
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98.3
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99.7
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99.8
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99.4
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100.0
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100.9
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100.6
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98.7
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97.6
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Power generating machinery 3
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73.8
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75.5
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76.5
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79.9
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83.2
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86.5
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90.7
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94.9
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95.9
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97.7
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99.4
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104.3
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106.0
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107.1
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109.6
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Rotating electric plant and parts thereof, n.e.s.
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68.8
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70.3
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73.3
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80.3
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85.0
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89.2
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91.2
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93.7
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95.0
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96.2
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100.4
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102.4
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103.1
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103.1
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102.7
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Machinery specialized for particular industries
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77.7
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78.0
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77.8
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80.5
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84.6
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88.0
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91.6
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93.5
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95.8
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97.3
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99.9
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102.7
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104.2
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105.2
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106.1
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Agricultural machinery and parts 4
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80.7
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81.3
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81.9
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82.7
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85.0
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90.3
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92.2
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94.6
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96.8
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98.7
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100.3
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102.0
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102.8
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103.1
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103.8
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Civil engineering and contractors, plant and equip.
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80.4
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78.8
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76.9
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78.9
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84.3
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87.6
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92.1
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90.4
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93.5
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97.1
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100.2
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101.5
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103.1
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105.8
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107.5
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Metalworking machinery
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73.3
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74.9
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78.4
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81.4
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86.2
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89.0
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95.1
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97.4
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99.1
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98.8
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100.0
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102.3
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104.3
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108.4
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108.8
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General industrial machines, parts, n.e.s.
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75.5
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76.6
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78.9
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81.5
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85.5
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89.2
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92.7
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94.9
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96.8
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98.4
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99.4
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102.5
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105.2
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106.1
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107.3
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Computer equipment and office machines
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139.3
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138.1
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134.1
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133.5
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132.3
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132.0
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129.4
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124.5
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115.3
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106.5
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100.8
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93.7
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84.7
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76.5
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71.6
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Computer equipment
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166.8
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164.9
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157.2
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155.1
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150.2
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148.1
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144.4
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138.7
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123.2
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111.0
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101.5
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90.1
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79.1
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73.8
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67.0
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Telecommunications 5
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84.2
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83.7
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85.8
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88.5
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91.0
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94.1
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100.0
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101.8
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102.9
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100.9
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100.3
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101.1
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99.6
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98.7
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96.9
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Electrical machinery and equipment
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90.9
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89.4
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92.0
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93.1
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95.9
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96.8
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97.4
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100.3
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100.2
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99.9
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100.7
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99.1
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96.5
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92.1
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88.6
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Electronic valves, diodes, transistors & integr. cir.
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107.5
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101.7
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108.2
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104.5
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101.1
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101.6
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99.5
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104.7
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103.3
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101.0
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101.7
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97.9
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91.8
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84.4
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79.1
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Road vehicles
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83.1
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84.4
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85.9
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87.1
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89.5
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92.1
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94.7
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96.2
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97.3
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98.4
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99.8
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101.0
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101.8
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101.9
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102.5
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Miscellaneous manufactured articles
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79.1
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81.5
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82.9
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85.1
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88.9
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91.7
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96.5
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98.3
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99.0
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99.1
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99.9
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100.8
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101.7
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100.8
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101.0
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NA Not available
1 June 1995 may not equal 100 because indexes were reweighted to an "average" trade value in 1995.
2 Excludes military and commercial aircraft
3 Includes equipment
4 Excludes tractors
5 Includes sound recording and reproducing equipment.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, News, quarterly.
http://stats.bls.gov/news.release/ximpim.toc.htmImport and Export Merchandise and Services Price Indexes -- All indexes use a modified Laspeyres formula and are weighted with 1995 trade
weights. The merchandise price indexes are published using three classifications: the Harmonized System (HS), the Bureau of Economic Analysis End Use System,and the Standard
International Trade Classification (SITC) system, Rev. 3. Price indexes for internationally traded services are presented using two definitions: Balance of Payments (which represents
transactions between U.S. and foreign residents) and International (which represents all transactionswith U.S. importers or exporters, regardless of nationality). Publishedseries use a
base year of 1995=100 where possible. Net transaction pricedata are collected every month for over 20,000 products from over 6,000companies and secondary sources. Indexes are not
seasonally adjusted. Moredetailed index series and additional information may be obtained from theDivision of International Prices, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2 MassachusettsAvenue
N.E., PSB 3955, Washington, DC 20212 or (202) 691-7101.
Import Price Indexes -- Products have been classified by the 1995 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (TSUSA). Import prices are based on U.S. dollar prices paid
by the U.S. importer. The prices aregenerally either "free on board" (f.o.b.) foreign port or "cost, insurance,and freight" (c.i.f.) U.S. port transaction prices, depending on
thepractices of the individual industry. The index for crude petroleum iscalculated from data collected by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Export Price Indexes -- Products have been classified by the 1995 Harmonized Schedule B classification system of the U.S. Bureau of the Census. Theprices used are generally either "free
alongside ship" (f.a.s.) factoryor "free on board" (f.o.b.) transaction prices, depending on the practices ofthe individual industry. Prices used in the grain index, excluding rice,are
obtained from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
https://allcountries.org/uscensus/784_export_price_indexes_selected_commodities.html
These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.
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