text: HONGKONG 1983 1984 KIRIBATI 1983 24.6 1984 LIECHTENSTEIN 1983 5.7 1984 MACAO 1983 1984 MONACO 1983 8.4 19.9 22.5 14.5 1984 5.3 10.0 23.5 16.3 MONTSERRI\T 1983 1984 NAMIBIA 1983 33.8 48.0 22.5El1984 19.7 23.5El NAURU 19831984 NEWC'ALEDONIA 1983 1984 NlUE 19831984 POLYNESIA (FRENCH) 1983 1984 REPUBLIC OFKOREA 1983 146.8 1.0 317.1 387.5 337.5 1984 119.4 1.0 434.0 256.9 423.2 93.8 SANMARINO 1983 4.0 6.4 19.9 22.5 1984 5.6 25.1 9.9 23.5 SWITZERLAND 1983 1389.4 1283.2 2210.6 2071.3 2317.2 295.1 1984 1342.0 1388.4 2624.0 1131.5 2539.3 290.7 TOKELAU ISLANDS 1983 1984 TONGA 1983 1.6 18.3 18.9 22.5 1984 5.1 1.6 19.7 7.3 23.5 TRUSTTERRITORY OF 1983 THEPACIFIC ISLANDS 1984 TURKS ANDCAICOS 1983 ISLANDS 1984 TUVALU 1983 1984 -18-UNEF TOTALPER WHO ICAOUPU lTU liMO IMO WlPO lAEA(INCL. UNDOF) UNII'IL YEAR YEAR COUNTRY XI.NON-MEMBER STATES 8.0 6.7 14.71983 ANTILLES 7.0 7.1 39.31984 (NETHERLANDS) 1983 BERMUDA 1984 6.7 6.71983 BRITISH CARRIBEAN 7.1 7.11984 TERRITORIES 1983 CAYMAN ISLANDS 1984 1983 COOKISLANDS 7.87.81984 112.5 14.540.1 39.0 16.4 7.5 23.2 539.41983 DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S 112.0 16.335.0 20.9 16.7 8.1 23.9 434.91984 REPUBLIC OFKOREA 8.0 25.5 13.6 7.1 55.01983 HOLYSEE 7.0 22.1 12.9 7.3 57.91984 7.1 46.8 53.91983 HONGKONG 7.7 52.1 59.81984 24.624.61983 KIRIBATI 1984 8.0 49.5 31.2 6.6 101.01983 LIECHTENSTEIN 7.0 44.3 13.6 7.3 72.21984 1983 MACAO 1984 22.5 14.58.0 25.5 18.1 7.1 124.01983 MONACO 23.5 16.37.0 22.1 17.5 7.3 109.01984 1983 MONTSERRAT 1984 22.5£/104.31983 NAMIBIA 23.5!:/43.21984 8.0 12.0 20.01983 NAURU 7.0 7.01984 6.7 6.71983 NEWCALEDONIA 7.1 7.11984 1983 NlUE 1984 6.7 6.71983 POLYNESIA (FRENCH) 7.1 7.11984 337.580.3 98.9 26.8 146.6 22.6 67.8 1632.91983 REPUBLIC OFKOREA 423.2 93.870.0 33.8 155.3 24.4 86.5 1698.31984 22.58.0 25.9 86.71983 SANMARINO 23.57.0 43.0 24.4 138.51984 317.2 295.1120.4 989.0 174.4 10.2 304.0 752.6 11917.41983 SWITZERLAND 539.3 290.7105.0 885.6 216.6 22.4 266.6 815.4 11627.51984 1983 TOKELAU ISLANDS 1984 22.58.0 33.8 103.11983 TONGA
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