Manufacturing Production in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union*, Table
- Manufacturing Production in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union*, Table
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1980 = 100
Country 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 percent***
Bulgaria** 141 139 116 90 79 -12
Former Czechoslovakia 124 125 121 89 . . . -26
Hungary 117 111 101 76 63 -17
Poland 111 109 80 70 71 1
Former Soviet Union 136 139 139 126 . . . -9
*Romania not available.
**All industries.
***percent change 1991-92 except Czechoslovakia and Former Soviet Union 1991-90.
Source:
UN,
Monthly Bulletin of Statistics. * * *
Universalium.
2010.
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