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ESU measures the economic size of the holdings see methodological notes.
See methodological notes for further information.
Source: Eurostat, EU-LFS- Spring Data see Methodological notes.
See methodological notes for changes in recording of subsidies.
Estimated data**most/least specialised Member State: see methodological notes page7.
See methodological notes under Income distribution and regional cohesion 3.14.
This prevents a direct comparison with the other countries see methodological notes on page 7.
See methodological notes, page 7.'excluding: BE, FR, IE, NL for 2002 and BE, FR, NL for 2003.
Of these, Singapore, Hong Kong,South Korea and‘other Asian countries'(see methodological notes) each accounted for more than 5.
See methodological notes on page 7 and calculation by Member State for all 9 common branches in Table 2 page 5.
Then a list shows the Top 10companies with highest level of technology strength(see methodological notes) in the sector.
See Methodological Notes(‘Degree of specialisation')- EL: no data available.- LU: data only available for NACE 34.1.
Intra EU-trade is not included in the calculation of market share for the purposes of this graph see methodological notes on page 7.
With a global specialisation rate(definition: see methodological notes) of more than 20%(compared with an average of 11.5% in the European Union), most new Member States are highly active in the sector Cyprus and the Baltic States being prime examples.
Data for 2004 have been analysed for the first time through transport modelling, which givesthe possibility not only to enrich the available data, but also to complete these data by estimated values see Methodological Notes.
General trend(1995-2006 where possible; otherwise, at least 5 years to 2006)Annual change: constant annual rate of change(in%); see Methodological Notes for further information.Tendency:j increase of more than 1% per yearp stable(increase or decrease of less than 1% per year)k decrease of more than 1% per year.
Over these 7 years of economic recovery in the Union, therefore, GDP per head in these three countries together grew in real terms by almost 1percentage point a year above the EU average see Methodological notes at the end of the section.
The current scenario, named Trend, does not take account of any future measures that might influence demographic trends and comprises seven variants:‘baseline'(BL),'high population'(HP),'low population'(LP),‘younger age profile population'(YP),‘older age profile population'(OP),‘high fertility'(HF)and'zero migration'(ZM) see methodological notes.
Since 2000, Ρ reported only'hire or reward transport; the total was estimated on the basis of the'own account'-shar e of 1999.-"For 1999 figures are based on'supple-mentary tables'(see methodological notes).- Figures in bold: see methodological notes.
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Source: ESSPROS, EUROSTAT; see methodological note.
Siehe metrKxJctogiscne Anmerkung See methodological note Voir note méthodologique.
See methodological note for standard consumer definitions and conversion rates of PPS and euros.
See methodological note p.69.
See methodological note p.69.
Data for Sweden only cover persons aged less than 85; see methodological note.
Series estimated by the Commission services(1) S.A.(2) Forecasts(3) See methodological note.
Series estimated by the Commission services(1) S.A.(2) Forecasts(3) See methodological note.
Series estimated by the Commission services(1)S.A.A. R(2) Forecasts(3) See methodological note.