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Date	Amount	Rank
2004	1.73	#62
2003	15.94	#3
2002	16.78	#7
2001	16.9	#9
2000	17.58	#8
1999	20.05	#5
1998	20.63	#6
1997	17.23	#7
1996	15.69	#13
1995	14.03	#16
1994	13.68	#17
1993	13.33	#15
1992	16.47	#8
1991	16.74	#8
1990	14.81	#10
1989	20.93	#6
1988	11.03	#27
1987	10.11	#32
1986	9.16	#39
1985	7.14	#54
1984	10.13	#28
1983	9.38	#26
1982	9.2	#34
1981	7.32	#47
1980	7.43	#44
1979	7.95	#36
1978	4.11	#62
1977	6.07	#56
1976	6.72	#44
1975	6.12	#54
1974	6.88	#48
1971	12.56	#4
1970	6.09	#47
1969	5.76	#48
1968	6.11	#48
1967	5.84	#41
1966	5.43	#41
1965	4.98	#41
1964	3.34	#47
1963	1.73	#50

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. Chemicals comprise ISIC groups 351 and 352.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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