Basic statistics of the Community

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• Population statistics
• Economic statistics
• Statistics
• Member state of the European Union
• Energy audit
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Statistical Office of the European Communities
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BASIC STATISTICS
OF THE COMMUNITY
Comparison with some European countries,
Canada, the United States of America, Japan
and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
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Addresses
Luxembourg, Centre Louvigny, P. 0. Box 130 - Tel. 2 88 31
1040 Brussels, Bâtiment Berlaymont
200, rue de la Loi (Liaison Office) - Tel. 35 80 40
This publication is also available in German, French, Italian
and Dutch BASIC STATISTICS
OF THE COMMUNITY
Comparison with some European countries,
Canada, the United States of America, Japan
and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Eleventh edition This material must not be reproduced In other publications without
acknowledgement of the source DELACROIX
« Il faut se servir des moyens qui sont familiers
aux temps où vous vivez, sans cela vous
n'êtes pas compris et vous ne vivez pas"
This is the eleventh edition of "Basic Statistics", and the
popularity of the booklet shows no signs of falling off.
This is not to say that the Statistical Office is wholly
satisfied: despite the improvements that have been made,
there are still omissions and imperfections, no doubt. But
perseverance will surely help us to get rid of them in the
course of time.
Anticipating events a little, we have changed the presen­
tation of most of the Tables. Statistics for the four
countries which have applied to join the Community now
appear alongside those for the six present members, with
totals for all ten. Statistics for EFTA as a whole are still
given.
As always, we welcome reader's comments, suggestions
or criticism. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.
P. DROUIN
"Tant l'on crie l'Europe, qu'à la fin elle vient..."
3 SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS USED
— nil
0 very small
(generally less than half the unit used or half the last decimal place)
not available
() uncertain or estimated
[] estimate made by the Statistical Office of the European Communities
< less than
% percentage
gm gramm
kg kilogramme
t metric ton
t = t ton for ton
mm millimetre
km kilometr
ha hectare
sq km square kilometre
hi hectolitre
eu. m cubic metr
tec ton coal equivalent
Teal teracalory = 10' kilocalory
PCS Gross calorific value
kWh kilowatt-hour
GWh glgawatt-hour = 10" kWh
MW megawatt = 10' kilowatt
kV kllovolt
mio million
DM German Marks
Ffr French Francs
Lit Lire Fl Guilders
Fb Belgian Francs
Flbg Luxembourg Francs
8 Dollars
£ Pounds Sterling
Dr Drachma
Lt Turkish Lira
Cr Crowns
Sfr Swiss Francs
Sch Schillings (Austrian)
Esc Escudos
Mkf Finnish Markka
Pes Pesetas
R Rouble
UA Units of account
GDP Gross domestic product
GNPs nationalt
LUF Land used for farming
EFTA European Free Trade Association
ECSCn Coal and Steel Community
ECn Communities
UN United Nations
ILO International Labour Office
SOEC Statistical Office of the European Communities
FAO Food and Agriculture Organization
AOM Overseas States, territories and departments associated with
the EC
OTs territory
UIC International Union of Railways
IATAl Air Transport Association
EPU European Payments Union
CST Statistical and Tariff Classification for International Trade
NICE Nomenclature of the Industries in the European Communities CONTENTS
PART I:
COMPARISON BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY AND OTHER COUNTRIES
Table Page
POPULATION
1 Area, population, density per sq. kilometre and estimated population
growth 14
2 Population by age and sex ('000)5
3n by age and sex (% of total) 16
4 Births, marriages and deaths7
5 Size of households8
LABOUR FORCE
6 Civilian labour force by occupational status 19
7nr force by main sectors of economic activity ... 20
8 Unemployment 21
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
9 Gross national product at market prices 22
10 Volume indices of gross national product at market prices ... 23
11 Average annual rates of growth — 1960-1970 — at constant prices4
12 Origin of gross domestic product at factor cost5
13 Distribution of national income (%)6
14 Use of gross domestic product (%)7
15 Use of grossct (8 '000 mio) 28
16 Gross fixed asset formation by type of asset (%)9
17 Expenditures and receipts of general government (in % of GNP at
market prices) 30
18 Breakdown of revenue from taxation 32
AGRICULTURE
19 Indices of agricultural output3
20 Pattern of land utilization4
21 Production of cereals 35
22n of selected agricultural commodities 36
23 Livestock7
24 Meat production8
25 Milk products and eggs9
26 Wooded area and timber production 40
6 Table Page
ENERGY
27 Production of primary energy 41
28 Inland consumption of primary energy products and equivalents 42
29 Coal — Lignite3
30 Production of secondary fuels from solid fuels4
31n and reserves of crude oil and natural gas 45
32 Crude oil and petroleum products6
33 Refining capacity and crude oil intake8
34 Production of electrical energy9
35 Electrical power plant 50
36 Consumption of electrical energy2
INDUSTRY
37 General indices of industrial production3
38 Output of iron ore4
39 Production of copper, lead and zinc ores, bauxite and potash . 55
40n of tobacco 56
41 Spindles and looms installed . 57
42 Production of cotton and woollen yarns and fabrics 58
43n of man-made fibres9
44n of wood pulp, newsprint, paper and board 60
45 Production of certain basic chemicals 61
46 Chemicals: production of ammonia, fertilizers and plastics ... 62
47n of cement and building bricks3
48 Production of pig iron, steel and finished rolled products ... 64
49n of aluminium, copper, lead, zinc and tin ..... .5
50 Merchant vessels under construction and launched 66
51 Motor vehicles, production and assembly 67
52 Building: number of dwellings completed8
TRANSPORT
53 Railways: length of line, passenger-kilometres and ton-kilometres 69
54 Inland waterways 70
55 Civil aviation1
56 Merchant fleet2
57t shipping3
58 Length of road network by administrative categories 74 Table Page
EXTERNAL TRADE
59 External trade figures of EC, EFTA and other countries .... 75
60 Total imports 76
61l exports , 78
62 Balance of trade 80
63 Imports from member countries of EC (8 mio) 82
64s fromrs of EC (% share of total imports
of importing country)4
65 Exports to member countries of EC (8 mio)
66s tors of EC (% share of total exports of
exporting country)8
67 Total imports by area of origin (8 mio) 9
68ls by area ofn (%)1
69 Total exports by area of destination (8 mio)2
70ls by area ofn (%)3
71 Imports by groups of products (8 mio)4
72s bys ofs (%)5
73 Exports by groups of products (8 mio)6
74s bys ofs (%) 97
75 EC share in imports by main non-EC countries8
76 EC share in exports by mainCs9
77 Development of EC-trade by most important partner-countries.
Extra-EC (destination) 100
78t of EC-trade by mostt.
Extra-EC (origin)1
SOCIAL STATISTICS
79 Social security benefits per head (Total population) 102
80lys per head (Persons aged 15-65)3
81 Social security expenditure as percentage of gross national product
at market prices 104
STANDARD OF LIVING
82 Nutritional value of food consumption5
83 Consumption of selected vegetable products 106
84n ofd animals7
85n of energy and steel per head of population.... 108
86 Motor vehicles in use9
87 Television sets and telephones in use 110
88 Health services 111