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APPENDIXES.
.
Low-income countries with GNI per capita
below 1,005 USD
Albania 1986-999
Algeria 1972-1976
Angola 1987-2004
Bangladesh 1974-2006
Barbados 1972
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1996
Brazil 1972-1975
Solomon Islands 1992-1996, 2000-2006
Cambodia 1995-2006
Cameroon 1972-2006
Cape Verde 1988-1992
Sri Lanka 1972-2003
Chile 1975-1977
China 1972-2001
Colombia 1972-1979
Comoros 1983-2006
Congo 1972-2004
Congo, Democratic Republic 1972-2006
Costa Rica 1972- 1976, 1982
Benin 1972-2006
Dominica 1979-1980
Dominican Republic 1972-1980, 1986-1991
Ecuador 1972-1992
El Salvador 1972-1991
Equatorial Guinea 1987-1999
Eritrea 1994-2004
Fiji 1972-1975
Djibouti 1992-2005
Gabon 1972-1973
Georgia 1994-2003
Gambia 1972-2006
Ghana 1972-2006
Kiribati 1978-1992
Grenada 1979
Guatemala 1972-1991
Guinea 1986-2006
Guyana 1972-2004
Honduras 1972-2000
Kenya 1972-2006
Korea, South 1972-1977
Liberia 1972-2006
Madagascar 1972-2006
Malta 1972
Mauritania 1972-2006
Mauritius 1978
Mexico 1972 -1973
Morocco 1972-1990
Mozambique 1983-2006
Oman 1972-1974
Vanuatu 1981-1989
Nicaragua 1972-2006
Nigeria 1972-2006
Pakistan 1973-2006
Panama 1972-1975
Papua New Guinea 1975-2006
Peru 1972- 1990
Philippines 1972-1994
Guinea-Bissau 1974-2006
Timor-Leste 2006
St Vincent and the Grenadines 1979-1983
Sao Tome and Principe 2005-2006
Senegal 1980-2006
Seychelles 1976-1977
Sierra Leone 1972-2006
Vietnam 1989-2006
Somalia 1979-1990
South Africa 1973
Sudan 1972-2006
Suriname 1992
Syria 1972-2000
Thailand 1972-1987
Togo 1972-2006
Tonga 1983-1988
Trinidad and Tobago 1972
Tunisia 1972-1979
Ukraine 1995-2003
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India 1972-2006
Iran 1972-1974
Cote d'Ivoire 1972-2006
Jamaica 1972-1986
Jordan 1977
Egypt 1972-1996
Tanzania 1990-2006
Uruguay 1972-1973
Samoa 1984-1994
Yemen 1992-2006
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Appendix 1. Cont.
Low middle-income countries with GNI per
capita between 1,005 and 2,000 USD per
capita
Albania 2000-2003
Algeria 1977-2003
Angola 2005-2006
Antigua and Barbuda 1981
Argentina 1972-1978
Barbados 1973- 1977
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1997- 2002
Brazil 1976-1988
Belize 1981-1989
Solomon Islands 1997-1999
Bulgaria 1985-2002
Cape Verde 1993-2004
Sri Lanka 2004-2006
Chile 1972-1974, 1978-1989
China 2002- 2005
Colombia 1980-1994
Congo 1983-2006
Costa Rica 1977-1988
Dominican Republic 1981-1995
Ecuador 1979-2003
El Salvador 1992-1999
Equatorial Guinea 2000-2001
Fiji 1976-1992
Djibouti 2006
Gabon 1974
Georgia 2004-2006
Kiribati 1993-2006
Greece 1972
Grenada 1986- 1989
Guatemala 1980-2004
Guyana 2005- 2006
Honduras 2001-2006
Iran 1975-2003
Ireland 1972
Jamaica 1975- 1994
Jordan 1978- 2002
Korea, South 1978-1981
Lebanon 1990-1993
Latvia 1994
Lithuania 1994
Maldives 1997-1998
Malta 1973-1977
Mauritius 1979-1988
Mexico 1974-1988
Morocco 1991-2005
Oman 1975
Namibia 1989-2002
Vanuatu 1990-2006
Panama 1976-1989
Papua New Guinea 1993-1996
Peru 1981-2001
Philippines 1995-2006
Poland 1992
Portugal 1972-1976
Romania 1989-2002
St Kitts and Nevis 1981-1984
St Lucia 1983-1988
Seychelles 1978-1981
Singapore 1972-1974
South Africa 1974-1979
Spain 1972-1973
Suriname 1977-2002
Syria 1978-2006
Thailand 1988-2002
Tonga 1989-2005
Trinidad and Tobago 1973-1975
Tunisia 1980- 1995, 2002
Ukraine 1994, 2004-2006
Egypt 1997-2006
Uruguay 1974-1987
Venezuela 1972-1974
Samoa 1990-2004
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Appendix 1. Cont.
Low middle-income countries with GNI per
capita between 2,000 and 3,975 USD
Albania 2004-2006
Algeria 1981-2006
Argentina 1974-2004
Australia 1972
Bahamas 1973-1978
Barbados 1978-1983
Belgium 1972
Bosnia and Herzegovina 2003-2006
Brazil 1989-1995, 1999-2005
Belize 1990-2006
Bulgaria 1983-2006
Cape Verde 2005-2002
Croatia 1993-1995
Denmark 1972
Dominica 1994-2003
Dominican Republic 1996-2006
Ecuador 2004-2006
El Salvador 2000-2005
Equatorial Guinea 2002-2004
Estonia 1991-1999
Fiji 1993-2006
Finland 1972-1973
France 1972
Gabon 1975-2003
Greece 1973-1977
Grenada 1990-2002
Guatemala 2005-2006
Iceland 1972
Iran 1981-2006
Ireland 1973-1978
Israel 1972-1978
Italy 1972-1976
Jamaica 1995-2005
Jordan 1983-2006
Korea, South 1983-1988
Kuwait 1972-1973
Lebanon 1994-1997
Latvia 1995-2002
Lithuania 1995-2002
Maldives 1999-2006
Malta 1978-1986
Mauritius 1989-2002
Mexico 1980-1997
Morocco 2006
Oman 1976-1980
Namibia 1994-2006
Netherlands 1972
New Zealand 1972-1973
Norway 1972
Micronesia 1993-2006
Marshall Islands 1998-2006
Panama 1983-2003
Peru 1996-2006
Poland 1993-1996
Portugal 1977-1987
Romania 2003-2005
St Lucia 1989-2001
St Vincent and the Grenadines 1995-2005
Seychelles 1983-1988
Singapore 1975-1979
South Africa 1980-2004
Spain 1974-1978
Suriname 1979-2006
Thailand 1993-2006
Tonga 2006
Trinidad and Tobago 1976-1995
Tunisia 1996- 2006
United Kingdom 1972-1975
Uruguay 1980-1992
Venezuela 1975-2003
Samoa 2005-2006
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Appendix 1. Cont.
Upper middle-income countries with GNI
per capita between 3,975 and 12,275 USD
Antigua and Barbuda 1988-2006
Argentina 1992-2006
Australia 1973-1988
Bahamas 1979-1995
Bahrain 1983-2002
Barbados 1984-1999, 2002
Belgium 1973-1987
Brazil 1996-1999, 2006
Brunei 1989
Canada 1972-1983
Chile 1995-2006
Costa Rica 2003-2006
Croatia 1996-2006
Cyprus 1983-1994
Denmark 1973-1979, 1983-1985
Equatorial Guinea 2005-2006
Estonia 2000-2006
Finland 1974-1986
France 1973-1986
Gabon 1976-2006
Greece 1978-1981, 1983-1995
Grenada 2003-2006
Iceland 1973-1979, 1982, 1984-1985
Ireland 1979-1991
Israel 1979-1992
Italy 1977-1987
Jamaica 2006
Korea, South 1989-2002
Kuwait 1974-1975
Lebanon 1998-2006
Latvia 2003-2006
Libya 2002-2006
Lithuania 2003-2006
Malta 1987-2003
Mauritius 2003-2006
Mexico 1993-2006
Montenegro 2006
Oman 1981-2006
Netherlands 1973-1986
New Zealand 1974-1993
Norway 1973- 1979
Palau 1994-2006
Panama 2004-2006
Poland 1997-2006
Portugal 1988-2002
Romania 2006
St Kitts and Nevis 1995-2006
St Lucia 1999-2006
St Vincent and the Grenadines 2006
Seychelles 1989-2006
Singapore 1980-1990
Slovenia 1992-2002
South Africa 2005-2006
Spain 1979-1990
Sweden 1972-1978
Trinidad and Tobago 1980-2005
United Arab Emirates 1975
United Kingdom 1976-1987
Uruguay 1993-2006
Venezuela 1981-1983, 2000-2006
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Appendix 1. Cont.
High-income countries with GNI per capita
between 12,275 and 20,000 USD
Australia 1989-1995, 2001-2002
Bahamas 1996-2004
Bahrain 2003-2006
Belgium 1988-1991
Brunei 1990-2004
Canada 1984-1992
Cyprus 1995-2004
Denmark 1980-1988
Finland 1987-1988, 1993-1994
France 1987-1990
Germany 1990
Greece 1996-2004
Iceland 1980-1981, 1983, 1986-1987
Ireland 1992-1996
Israel 1993-2004
Italy 1988- 1991, 1994-1995, 2002
Korea, South 2003-2006
Kuwait 1976-2002
Malta 2004-2006
Netherlands 1987-1991
New Zealand 1994-2003
Norway 1980-1987
Portugal 2003-2006
Singapore 1991-1993
Slovenia 2003-2006
Spain 1991-2003
Sweden 1979-1987
Trinidad and Tobago 2006
United Arab Emirates 1976, 1978, 1982, 1985-
1996, 1998-2000
United Kingdom 1988-1995
High-income countries with GNI per capita
above 20,000 USD
Australia 1996-2000, 2003-2006
Bahamas 2005-2006
Belgium 1992-2006
Brunei 2005-2006
Canada 1993-2006
Cyprus 2005-2006
Denmark 1989-2006
Finland 1989-1992, 1995-2006
France 1991-2006
Germany 1991-2006
Greece 2005-2006
Iceland 1988-2006
Ireland 1997-2006
Israel 2005-2006
Italy 1992-2006
Kuwait 2003-2006
Netherlands 1992-2006
New Zealand 2004-2006
Norway 1988-2006
Singapore 1994-2006
Spain 2004-2006
Sweden 1988-2006
United Arab Emirates 1977, 1979-1981, 1983-
1984, 1997, 2001-2004
United Kingdom 1996-2006
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