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Date	Amount	Rank
2004	13.07	#6
2003	14.63	#5
2002	11.47	#12
2001	14.08	#12
2000	9.32	#30
1998	10.09	#27
1997	0.49	#77
1994	1.37	#83
1993	1.15	#82
1992	2.2	#78
1991	2.87	#77
1990	1.21	#84
1989	1.98	#80
1988	0.83	#79
1987	0.73	#80
1986	0.91	#79
1985	0.9	#75
1984	1	#76
1983	0.63	#76
1982	0.68	#80
1980	16.06	#3
1979	9.94	#19
1978	7.52	#38
1977	8.05	#39
1976	10.24	#15
1975	11.74	#12
1974	14.17	#7
1973	12.95	#7
1972	6.84	#49
1971	10.46	#15
1970	11.79	#7
1969	13.14	#4
1968	10.85	#12
1967	9.75	#15
1966	10.78	#7
1965	6.75	#31
1964	7.45	#19

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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