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Estimated Population (2008)	36,605
Population (2001)	19,886
Average HH Size (2001)	2.8
Constant GDP Growth Rate (2007p)	11.2
Constant GDP (US$'000) (2007p)	632,052
Imports (US$ '000) (2008p)	591,252
Exports (US$ '000) (2008p)	24,769
Inflation Rate (2007)	3.7%

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This is a publication on TCI labour statistics which presents time series data in tables and charts on population, labour force, employment in establishments and private households, employment in government service, employment facilitation, labour productivity, labour relations and social security.

Publication Available: 2001-2005, 2007 (tables only)

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Major Contents/Sections: Framework Concepts and Definitions Labour and Employment Highlights Statistical Tables and Charts [download brochure] [download presentation material]

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