2003年-世界发展银行全球_The_Little_Data_Book_2003_244页_9mb

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Publication Year: 2003
Publisher: World Bank
Purpose: A quick reference guide for World Development Indicators (WDI) data
Scope: Includes data for 207 countries and other economies with populations over 30,000, as well as regional and income group summaries
Data Coverage: 1990, 2000, and 2001 (with some updated to the most recent year)
Indicators: Covers social, economic, environmental, and technological aspects
Key Goals: Includes indicators aligned with the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)

Population: 6,130 million
GNI: $31,400 billion
GNI per capita: $5,120
Life expectancy: 66 years (2000), 67 years (2001)
Fertility rate: 2.7 births per woman (2000), 2.6 births per woman (2001)
Infant mortality rate: 57 per 1,000 live births (2000), 56 per 1,000 live births (2001)
Under 5 mortality rate: 82 per 1,000 children (2000), 81 per 1,000 children (2001)
GNI per capita growth: Increased from $5,120 (1990) to $5,120 (2001)
Child immunization rate (measles): 72% (2001)
CO2 emissions: 3.8 metric tons per capita (2000)
Access to improved water: 81% (2000), 81% (2001)
Access to improved sanitation: 81% (2000), 81% (2001)
Electricity use per capita: 2,176 kWh (2000), 2,176 kWh (2001)
GDP growth: 3.9% (2000), 1.1% (2001)
Exports of goods and services: 29.9% (2000), 29.9% (2001)
Imports of goods and services: 28.3% (2000), 28.3% (2001)
High-technology exports: 24% (2001)
Foreign direct investment: $747,496 million (2001)

Population: 1,823 million
GNI: $1,640 billion
GNI per capita: $900
Life expectancy: 67 years (1990), 69 years (2000), 69 years (2001)
Fertility rate: 2.1 births per woman (2000), 2.1 births per woman (2001)
Infant mortality rate: 35 per 1,000 live births (2000), 34 per 1,000 live births (2001)
Under 5 mortality rate: 45 per 1,000 children (2000), 44 per 1,000 children (2001)
Child immunization rate (measles): 94% (2000), 94% (2001)
CO2 emissions: 2.1 metric tons per capita (2000)
Access to improved water: 76% (2000), 76% (2001)
Access to improved sanitation: 72% (2000), 72% (2001)
Electricity use per capita: 760 kWh (2000), 760 kWh (2001)
GDP growth: 7.0% (2000), 5.5% (2001)
Exports of goods and services: 42.0% (2000), 40.8% (2001)
Imports of goods and services: 36.2% (2000), 36.1% (2001)
High-technology exports: 32% (2001)
Foreign direct investment: $48,913 million (2001)

Population: 475 million
GNI: $935 billion
GNI per capita: $1,970
Life expectancy: 68 years (2000), 68 years (2001)
Fertility rate: 1.6 births per woman (2000), 1.6 births per woman (2001)
Infant mortality rate: 31 per 1,000 live births (2000), 31 per 1,000 live births (2001)
Under 5 mortality rate: 38 per 1,000 children (2000), 38 per 1,000 children (2001)
Child immunization rate (measles): 94% (2000), 94% (2001)
CO2 emissions: 6.6 metric tons per capita (2000)
Access to improved water: 91% (2000)
Access to improved sanitation: 86% (2000)
Electricity use per capita: 2,753 kWh (2000)
GDP growth: 6.6% (2000), 6.6% (2001)
Exports of goods and services: 43.1% (2000), 43.1% (2001)
Imports of goods and services: 38.6% (2000), 38.6% (2001)
High-technology exports: 7% (2001)
Foreign direct investment: $29,195 million (2001)

Population: 524 million
GNI: $1,876 billion
GNI per capita: $3,580
Life expectancy: 68 years (2000), 68 years (2001)
Fertility rate: 3.4 births per woman (2000), 3.3 births per woman (2001)
Infant mortality rate: 45 per 1,000 live births (2000), 44 per 1,000 live births (2001)
Under 5 mortality rate: 56 per 1,000 children (2000), 54 per 1,000 children (2001)
Child immunization rate (measles): 91% (2000), 92% (2001)
CO2 emissions: 2.5 metric tons per capita (2000)
Access to improved water: 86% (2000)
Access to improved sanitation: 86% (2000)
Electricity use per capita: 1,528 kWh (2000)
GDP growth: 3.6% (2000), 3.0% (2001)
Exports of goods and services: 18.0% (2000), 18.0% (2001)
Imports of goods and services: 19.4% (2000), 19.4% (2001)
High-technology exports: 14% (2000), 14% (2001)
Foreign direct investment: $75,771 million (2000), $105,660 million (2001)

Population: 301 million
GNI: $669 billion
GNI per capita: $2,220
Life expectancy: 64 years (1990), 68 years (2000), 68 years (2001)
Fertility rate: 4.7 births per woman (1990), 3.4 births per woman (2000), 3.3 births per woman (2001)
Infant mortality rate: 57 per 1,000 live births (1990), 45 per 1,000 live births (2000), 44 per 1,000 live births (2001)
Under 5 mortality rate: 77 per 1,000 children (1990), 56 per 1,000 children (2000), 54 per 1,000 children (2001)
Child immunization rate (measles): 84% (1990), 91% (2000), 92% (2001)
CO2 emissions: 3.7 metric tons per capita (2000)
Access to improved water: 88% (2000)
Access to improved sanitation: 94% (2000)
Electricity use per capita: 1,346 kWh (2000)
GDP growth: 4.2% (2000), 3.0% (2001)
Exports of goods and services: 34.1% (2000), 33.8% (2001)
Imports of goods and services: 25.6% (2000), 27.3% (2001)
High-technology exports: 4% (2000), 4% (2001)
Foreign direct investment: $5,460 million (2001)

Population Growth: Varies significantly across regions, with the lowest growth in Europe and Central Asia.
Poverty Rates: Generally lower in Europe and Central Asia compared to other regions.
GNI per Capita: Highest in Latin America and the Caribbean, lowest in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Life Expectancy: Generally improving across all regions, with the highest in East Asia and the Pacific.
Fertility Rates: Declining in most regions, with the lowest in Europe and Central Asia.
Infant and Under 5 Mortality Rates: Declining in most regions, with the lowest in East Asia and the Pacific.
Child Immunization: Improved in most regions, with the highest rates in Europe and Central Asia.
CO2 Emissions: Highest in Latin America and the Caribbean, lowest in Europe and Central Asia.
Access to Water and Sanitation: Improved in most regions, with the highest in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Electricity Use: Increased in most regions, with the highest in Latin America and the Caribbean.
GDP Growth: Varied, with the highest in East Asia and the Pacific.
Trade and Investment: Significant growth in trade and foreign direct investment in most regions, especially in East Asia and the Pacific.

Data for some indicators are not available or missing.
The book uses the 1993 system of National Accounts (SNA) terminology, replacing GNP with GNI.
It includes data for both countries and economies with populations over 30,000.
The book is intended for users of WDI and related publications.

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