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Food Statistics > beverages and tobacco > % of value added in manufacturing > South Africa (historical data)

VIEW DATA:   Values  
Definition     Source      Printable version   
Date   Amount    Rank   
2003   15.56    #48   
2001   17.21    #48   
2000   18.02    #44   
1999   10.85    #60   
1998   10.4    #63   
1996   15.3    #62   
1993   17.77    #66   
1992   17.04    #63   
1991   15.86    #66   
1990   14.48    #69   
1989   12.87    #75   
1988   13.65    #69   
1987   14.75    #68   
1986   13.84    #74   
1985   14.52    #69   
1984   13.4    #71   
1983   13.51    #71   
1982   13.47    #77   
1981   12.91    #77   
1980   12.28    #74   
1979   13.53    #70   
1978   14.01    #68   
1977   14.46    #71   
1976   14.88    #71   
1975   14.32    #73   
1974   14.3    #70   
1973   14.52    #69   
1972   14.69    #70   
1970   14.72    #71   
1968   15.09    #69   
1966   15.56    #51   
1964   17.21    #41   
1963   18.02    #39   


DEFINITION: Value added in manufacturing is the sum of gross output less the value of intermediate inputs used in production for industries classified in ISIC major division 3. Food, beverages, and tobacco comprise ISIC division 31.

 

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