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Industry Statistics > Manufacturing, value added > current US$ (1967) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     China: 20,319,210,000 $   1967 Time series
# 2     Argentina: 9,174,849,000 $   1967 Time series
# 3     India: 5,702,667,000 $   1967 Time series
# 4     Mexico: 5,088,357,000 $   1967 Time series
# 5     South Africa: 2,776,656,000 $   1967 Time series
# 6     Chile: 1,598,169,000 $   1967 Time series
# 7     Philippines: 1,568,652,000 $   1967 Time series
# 8     Colombia: 1,079,671,000 $   1967 Time series
# 9     Pakistan: 986,140,300 $   1967 Time series
# 10     Peru: 956,994,000 $   1967 Time series
# 11     Thailand: 860,423,100 $   1967 Time series
# 12     Korea, South: 673,946,400 $   1967 Time series
# 13     Iran: 658,418,800 $   1967 Time series
# 14     Algeria: 544,453,600 $   1967 Time series
# 15     Morocco: 489,477,300 $   1967 Time series
# 16     Indonesia: 482,361,000 $   1967 Time series
# 17     Bangladesh: 404,960,100 $   1967 Time series
# 18     Malaysia: 372,404,400 $   1967 Time series
# 19     Sri Lanka: 280,389,200 $   1967 Time series
# 20     Ecuador: 268,596,800 $   1967 Time series
# 21     Nigeria: 264,314,700 $   1967 Time series
# 22     Guatemala: 223,097,200 $   1967 Time series
# 23     Zimbabwe: 220,684,800 $   1967 Time series
# 24     Ghana: 206,363,900 $   1967 Time series
# 25     El Salvador: 199,280,000 $   1967 Time series
# 26     Dominican Republic: 199,000,000 $   1967 Time series
# 27     Jamaica: 188,620,100 $   1967 Time series
# 28     Côte d'Ivoire: 131,657,300 $   1967 Time series
# 29     Kenya: 126,840,000 $   1967 Time series
# 30     Zambia: 120,679,300 $   1967 Time series
# 31     Costa Rica: 119,064,200 $   1967 Time series
# 32     Sudan: 117,030,400 $   1967 Time series
# 33     Kuwait: 95,199,960 $   1967 Time series
# 34     Cameroon: 91,258,260 $   1967 Time series
# 35     Tunisia: 87,809,520 $   1967 Time series
# 36     Paraguay: 79,971,420 $   1967 Time series
# 37     Uganda: 73,218,540 $   1967 Time series
# 38     Honduras: 68,100,000 $   1967 Time series
# 39     Burkina Faso: 67,394,530 $   1967 Time series
# 40     Jordan: 59,359,980 $   1967 Time series
# 41     Libya: 55,159,980 $   1967 Time series
# 42     Chad: 47,671,580 $   1967 Time series
# 43     Malta: 30,378,350 $   1967 Time series
# 44     Nepal: 28,743,930 $   1967 Time series
# 45     Guyana: 27,352,940 $   1967 Time series
# 46     Fiji: 24,866,340 $   1967 Time series
# 47     Gabon: 24,711,070 $   1967 Time series
# 48     Togo: 23,900,870 $   1967 Time series
# 49     Sierra Leone: 21,333,680 $   1967 Time series
# 50     Mali: 14,056,950 $   1967 Time series
# 51     Somalia: 13,538,000 $   1967 Time series
# 52     Swaziland: 9,379,944 $   1967 Time series
# 53     Central African Republic: 8,505,468 $   1967 Time series
# 54     Liberia: 7,599,333 $   1967 Time series
# 55     Botswana: 4,829,904 $   1967 Time series
# 56     Rwanda: 3,925,000 $   1967 Time series
# 57     Lesotho: 2,100,840 $   1967 Time series
# 58     Gambia, The: 1,389,646 $   1967 Time series
# 59     Oman: 276,164.5 $   1967 Time series
Total: 57,375,460,099.5 $   
Weighted average: 972,465,425.4 $  


DEFINITION: Manufacturing refers to industries belonging to ISIC divisions 15-37. Value added is the net output of a sector after adding up all outputs and subtracting intermediate inputs. It is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or depletion and degradation of natural resources. The origin of value added is determined by the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC), revision 3. Data are in current U.S. dollars.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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