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Albania - Annexes [2011] UNCESCRSPR 16; INT/CESCR/ADR/ALB/15630 (25 July 2011)

C. STATISTICAL DATA

Tab 1. Balance Statement of the State Budget

INT_CESCR_ADR_ALB_15630_E00.wmf

In Million lekë

Source : Ministry of Finances

2. Demography

Tab 2.1 The Pyramid of Population, 2006

INT_CESCR_ADR_ALB_15630_E01.wmf

SOURCE: INSTAT, 2006

Tab 2.2 Born alive according to gender



Year
Total
Male
Female
Sex Ratio
1990
82,125
42,564
39,561
1.08
1995
72,081
38,085
33,996
1.12
2000
51,242
26,686
24,556
1.09
2001
54,283
28,524
25,759
1.11
2002
45,515
24,164
21,351
1.13
2003
47,012
24,894
22,118
1.13
2004
43,022
22,859
20,163
1.13
2005
39,612
21,007
18,605
1.13
2006
34,229
18,250
15,979
1.14
SOURCE: INSTAT, 2006

Tab 2.3 Live Births according to the maternal age group, in %

Years
1990
1995
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Years
Maternal age group








Age group










of mother
Up to 19
2.89
4.77
4.88
2.23
4.95
5.39
5.23
6.34
5.8
Up to 19
20 – 24
30.16
30.01
31.03
25.44
30.07
31.09
31.42
33.07
32.8
20 - 24
25 – 29
37.33
34.72
34.56
36.10
33.72
33.69
33.65
32.42
32.8
25 - 29
30 – 34
20.84
18.79
19.97
23.82
21.06
20.04
19.74
18.91
18.8
30 - 34
35 – 39
6.63
6.47
7.15
9.22
7.81
7.40
7.53
7.14
7.2
35 - 39
40 – 44
1.62
1.12
1.44
2.25
1.85
1.70
1.71
1.48
1.5
40 - 44
45 – 49
0.17
0.08
0.09
0.17
0.17
0.16
0.15
0.16
0.1
45 - 49
Over 50
0.05
0.01
0.02
0.15
0.03
0.05
0.03
0.04
0.0
Above 50
Unknown
0.30
4.03
0.87
0.63
0.35
0.49
0.56
0.45
1.0
Unknown
Total
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
Total

Source: INSTAT, 2006,

Tab 2.4 Birth Rate according to Age Group for 1000 females, 1990-2006

Vitet Years
Births Live births
Birth rate according to age group for females
ISF TFR
Group Age specific fertility rate per 1000 women
15 - 19
20 - 24
25 - 29
30 - 34
35 - 39
40 - 44
45 - 49
1990
82,125
15.3
164.5
213.6
131.6
55.7
17.4
2.7
3.0
1995
72,081
23.1
160.9
190.0
102.3
38.5
8.5
0.8
2.6
2000
51,242
16.3
119.7
142.5
89.3
30.7
7.2
0.6
2.0
2001
54,283
8.1
114.4
177.3
116.8
45.6
11.5
1.1
2.3
2002
45,515
14.7
108.8
138.4
85.9
32.8
7.7
0.9
1.9
2003
47,012
16.4
111.6
142.0
85.9
32.2
7.3
0.8
2.0
2004
43,022
14.6
99.4
127.7
78.8
30.0
6.7
0.7
1.8
2005
39,162
16.3
92.3
111.4
69.6
26.3
5.3
0.6
1.6
2006
34,229
12.9
79.4
98.0
60.2
23.1
4.6
0.5
1.4

Source: INSTAT, 2006,

Graph. Specific coefficients for the fertility

INT_CESCR_ADR_ALB_15630_E02.wmf

Tab 2.5 Births and Abortions
Live births and abortions








Years
Live Births
Abortions
/1000births




1995
72,081
31,874
442
2000
51,242
21,004
419
2001
54,283
17,125
325
2002
45,515
17,500
384
2003
47,012
12,087
257
2004
43,022
10,517
244
2005
39,612
9,403
237
2006
34,229
9,552
279

Source: INSTAT

Tab 2.6 Deaths according to gender


Years
Total
Male
Female
2000
16,421
9,505
6,916
2001
15,813
9,160
6,653
2002
16,248
9,123
7,125
2003
17,967
10,038
7,929
2004
17,749
9,949
7,800
2005
17,423
9,690
7,733
2006
16,935
9,082
7,853

Source: INSTAT, 2006,

Tab 2.7 Average Marriage Age According to Gender

Years
Male
Female
1990
27.3
23.0
1995
27.8
23.0
2000
28.1
23.0
2002
28.8
23.3
2003
28.9
23.3
2004
29.2
23.8
2005
28.5
23.0
2006
28.5
23.1

Source:Females and Males– INSTAT, 2006,

2.8 Graphic: Divorces for 100 marriages

INT_CESCR_ADR_ALB_15630_E03.wmf

Source: INSTAT 2006,

3. Education

Tab 3.1 Children, pupils and students according to gender

2001 - 2002
2002 - 2003
2003 - 2004
2004 - 2005
2005-2006







emra
Meshkuj
Femra
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Total
346801
372494
380348
370061
384416
370234
402463
385419
399,656
384,366
Children in kindergarden
39900
38573
38472
37693
39022
36733
40902
37863
40,775
37,708
Pupils
290865
307797
325456
305188
325418
300868
336432
309428
328,049
303,333
Students
16036
26124
16420
27180
19976
32633
25129
38128
30,832
43,325

Source: INSTAT 2006,

Tab 3.2 Graduated Pupils and Students

Pupils and Students
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
2005 - 2006
Pupils and students
Pupils who have received the Certificate of Termination from the 9 – year School
53,185
56,513
59,519
58,216
Pupils graduated on
basic 9 years education
Males
26,382
28,730
30,241
29,886
Male
Females
26,803
27,783
29,278
28,330
Female
Pupils who have received the Certificate of maturity from the secondary school
22,182
24,840
29,380
27,905
Pupils graduated on secondary education
Males
10,432
12,157
14,614
12,762
Male
Females
11,750
12,683
14,766
15,143
Female

Graduated students
5,229
5,977
5,752
7,630
Students graduated
Males
1,468
1,804
1,649
2,118
Male
Females
3,761
4,173
4,103
5,512
Female

Source: INSTAT 2006

Tab 3.3 Relationship between pupils and teachers - public education, 1999-2005
1999-2000
2000-2001
2001-2002
2002-2003
2003-2004
2004-2005
Pre-School Education
21
19
22
22
21
21
8/year education
19
22
19
19
19
18
Secondary education
16
17
18
19
19
22

Source: Ministry of Education, 2005,

Tab 3.4 Students graduated from higher education -Level 5



Full time
Part time
School year
Total
Female
Total
Female
Total
Female
1994-95
4,436
2,556
3,711
2,135
725
421
1995-96
4,630
2,606
3,702
2,086
928
520
1996-97
3,708
1,990
3,295
1,761
413
229
1997-98
3,861
2,456
2,861
1,821
1,000
635
1998-99
3,997
2,612
2,953
1,991
1,044
621
1999-00
4,735
3,170
3,545
2,372
1,190
798
2000-01
4,618
3,168
3,442
2,382
1,176
786
2001-02
5,016
3,477
3,734
2,550
1,282
927
2002-03
5,229
3,761
4,064
2,879
1,165
882
2003-04
5,977
4,173
4,760
3,335
1,217
838

4. Tab 4.1 Employment: Balance sheet of labour power (in thousands)
3,149
3,135
Total population

1,578
1,573
male

1,570
1,566
female

2,003
2,018
Population at working age

1,026
1,033
male

976
985
female

1,085
1,084
Labour Force

655
655
male

430
429
female

54.2
53.7
Activity rate

63.8
63.4
male

44
43.6
female

932
935
Total Employment

576
578
male

356
357
female

45.6
48.7
Employment rate

51.4
58.8
male

38.5
38.1
female

153
149
Total registered unemployment

79
78
male

74
72
female

14.1
13.8
Unemployment rate

12.1
11.8
male

17.2
16.8
female
Source INSTAT, 2006
Tab 4.2 Registred unemployed according to gender 1996 – 2006










































2004
157,008
74,893
82,115
14.4
17.5
12.4
2005
153,250
74,031
79,219
14.1
17.2
12.1
2006
149,794
72,151
77,643
13.8
16.8
11.8

Burimi: INSTAT 2006,

Registred Unemployment According to Gender

Year
Total unemployment
Unemployment female
Unemployment male
Unemployment rate
i isë femra Unemployment rate female
Niveli i papunësisë meshkuj Unemployment rate male







1996
158,200
70,200
88,000
12.3
13.6
11.4
2000
215,085
101,919
113,166
16.8
19.3
14.9
2001
180,513
85,420
95,093
16.4
19.9
14.2
2002
172,385
81,326
91,059
15.8
19.1
13.6
2003
163,030
77,125
85,905
15.0
18.2
12.9
2004
157,008
74,893
82,115
14.4
17.5
12.4
2005
153,250
74,031
79,219
14.1
17.2
12.1
2006
149,794
72,151
77,643
13.8
16.8
11.8

Source: INSTAT 2006,

Tab 4.3 Employed 15 years old and over according to sectors and gender
Year 2005



Female
Total
(in % - in %)
Public sector
57.6
42.4
100.0

Agricultural private sector
45.8
54.2
100.0

Non-agricultural private sector
74.2
25.8
100.0

Total
57.9
42.1
100.0

Source, INSTAT, Results of the Living Standard Measurement Survey, LSMS 2005

Tab 4.4 Employed in the administration for the year 2006
Total
Female
Male

Number
Number
%
Number
%






Employed in
3,340
1,314
39.3
2,026
60.7
central administration
10,450
3,306
31.6
7,144
68.4
Employed in local administration
4,842
1,063
21.9
3,779
78.1
in commune
4,158
1,890
45.4
2,268
54.6
in municipality
1,450
353
24.3
1,097
75.7
in prefecture




Source: INSTAT 2006

Tab 4.5 Employed according to the major groupsm of professions and gender, 2006

(Public Sector)

INT_CESCR_ADR_ALB_15630_E04.wmf

4.6 Graphic : The average monthly salary according to gender and age groups, 2005

INT_CESCR_ADR_ALB_15630_E05.wmf

4. Medical sector

Tab 5.1 Indicators of Infantile Mortality

Item

2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Number of Live Births
52888
42315
45132
40866
38789
35816
Number of deaths ( o – 1 year old)
924
730
701
617
569
468
Infant Mortality/per 1000 births
17.5
17.3
15.5
15.1
14.7
13.0
Perinatal deaths ( per 1000 live births)
14.1
14.7
13.4
13.1
12.1
12.9

Source: Ministry of Health

Note: INSTAT has reported only fore the year 2002/52180 live births and 2003/50452live births, according to Population Projection

Tab 5.2 Indicators of Maternal deaths

Item
Item
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Number/000


0
Women age 15 - 49
886
791
807
821
830
835
843
s
Preganancy
71
69
56
57
51
48
45
Live births
53
53
42
45
41
38
35
Maternal deaths
12
12
11
8
3
9
6
Maternal mortality rate
22.6
23
21
18
8
23
17
Deaths( per 1000 women aged 15 - 49
1.4
1.5
1.4
1.0
0.4
1.2
0.69
Deaths ( per 100.000 pregnancy risks
16.9
17
20
14
6
19
13
Deaths per 100.000 live births
22.6
22.7
21.2
17.7
7.3
23.2
16.7
Number of deaths through abortions
1
0
0
0
0
1
1

Source: Ministry of Health,

Tab. 5.3 Causes of death according to the groups of diseases for 1.000 inhabiotants

2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Causes of death





per 100thousands inhabitants
525
524
575
567
555
538







by sex
305
294
322
320
309
292
- male
220
230
253
247
246
246
- female
262
261
289
286
281
285
for Circulatory system diseases
143
138
152
152
147
144
- male
119
123
137
134
134
140
- female
29
30
33
31
26
25
for Respiratory system diseases
17
16
18
18
14
15
- male
12
14
15
13
12
10
- female
83
87
96
93
88
93
for Neoplasm
53
55
60
59
56
57
- male
30
32
36
34
32
35
- female
45
40
39
38
39
32
Accidental
35
31
30
29
29
24
- male
10
9
9
9
9
8
- female





Source: Death causes, INSTAT, 2006

Tab 5.4 The activity of Women consultant


Year

Item
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Item
WOMAN CONSULTANT






Number of consulting points
1692
1541
1611
1742
1753
1733
en's on
Countryside
1589
1449
1516
1654
1665
1643
In rural
Total of examinations in the countryside
406103
329595
338258
306617
325143
308681
al visits

226525
181192
204764
174339
182080
174930
In rural

Source: Ministry of Health

Tab 5.5. Family Planning and the Contraceptive use - MICS 2005 Source: INSTAT, MICS 2005
Not using any method

Percentage of women aged 15-49 years currently married or in union, who are using (or whose partner is using) a contraceptive method
Any modern method
Any tradi-tional method
Any method*
Number of women currently married or in union
Residence





Urban
37.6
31.3
31.1
62.4
1309
Rural
41.6
16.5
41.9
58.4
2024
Age





15-19
(65.0)
(16.3)
(18.7)
(35.0)
48
15-19
20-24
57.8
18.3
24.0
42.2
259
20-24
25-29
41.5
26.6
32.0
58.5
466
25-29
30-34
37.0
28.4
34.6
63.0
583
30-34
35-39
33.2
24.4
42.4
66.8
652
35-39
40-44
31.8
21.0
47.2
68.2
705
40-44
45-49
49.0
14.7
36.3
51.0
45-49
Number of live children**





0
87.1
11.6
1.2
12.9
198
0
1
52.6
20.0
27.3
47.4
446
1
2
33.3
28.2
38.5
66.7
1462
2
3
31.5
20.3
48.3
68.5
821
3
4+
44.7
12.9
42.4
55.3
406
4+
Education






None Primary
60.6
11.4
28.0
39.4
53

41.7
16.2
42.1
58.3
1810
Lower secondary/upper Secondary +
37.2
30.2
32.6
62.8
1470
Wealth Index Quintiles





Poorest
39.1
17.9
42.9
60.9
654
Second level
45.0
12.8
42.2
55.0
664
Third level
42.8
21.3
35.9
57.2
669
Fourth level
38.2
25.9
35.9
61.8
686
Richest
35.0
33.4
31.5
65.0
660
Total
40.0
22.3
37.7
3333

Tab 5.6 Smoking for the population over 15 according to gender, 2005

( in % )



Ever smoked





Male
35.1

of which:


Still smoke
81.0





Female
2.4

of which:


Still smoke
79.7





Total
18.0

of which:


Still smoke
80.9

Source LSMS 2005

4.7 Graphic: Offered Antenatal care

4.8

INT_CESCR_ADR_ALB_15630_E06.wmf

Source: INSTAT, Vrojtmi MICS 20

5. Poverty and living standards

Tab 6.1 Changes in absolute poverty, under the gender groups and geographical distrivution (2002 –2005)

Area
2002
2005
changes in %
2005/2002
Total
Female
Children 0-18 vjec
Total
Female
Femije 0-18 vjec
Total
Female
Children 0-18
Tirana
17.8
15.0
24.7
8.1
6.6
12.6
-54
-56
-49
Urban area
20.1
18.1
25.8
12.4
10.4
17.6
-38
-43
-32
Rural area
29.6
25.8
36.1
24.2
22.0
30.2
-18
-15
-16
Total
25.4
22.0
32.1
18.5
16.1
24.7
-27
-27
-23
Area
Total
Female
Chidren 0-18 yrs old
Total
Female
Children 0-18 yrs old
Total
Female
Children 0-18 year old

Note: The measuring unit is in Persons

Source: INSTAT, LSMS 2002 and 2005

Tab 6.2 The employment status for the population under the absolute poverty line

(age group 15-64 vjeç), 2002-2005

Status
2002
2005

Males
Females
Total
Males
Females
Total
Employed
66.7
49.8
57.6
68.6
45.0
55.9
Unemployed
17.7
15.0
16.3
10.8
9.4
10.1
Inactive





- Staying at home
0.7
16.9
9.4
0.6
23.1
12.7
-Others inactive
14.9
18.3
16.7
20.0
22.4
21.3
Total
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0
100.0

Source: INSTAT, LSMS 2005

Tab 6.3 Averaghe Monthly Consumption according to the gender of the housemaster and the country’s regions, 2005


Major consumption groups
The Housemaster male
Housekeeper female
Total for the country
Main cosnumption groups
Regions
Average monthly consumption
Number of families
Aver. Monthly consumption
Number of families
Average monthly consumption
Numri i
Stratum






familjeve
Coastline
Food, non-alcoholic beverages
21,959
205,520
18,150
28,419
21,500
233,940
Coastal
Food and non-alcoholic









beverage

Non-alimentary
11,351
205,520
8,084
28,419
10,957
233,940
Non-food

Energy, water, telephon, others
4,757
205,520
3,749
28,419
4,635
233,940
Utilities

Education
1,293
205,520
921
28,419
1,249
233,940
Education

Durable Equipment
920
205,520
396
28,419
901
233,940
Durables

Monthly expenses without the lease and health
40,330
205,520
31,302
28,419
39,241
233,940
Total monthly cons,

And health, non-alcoholic beverages






without rent and health
Central
Food, non-alcoholic beverages
21,887
294,939
16,134
33,122
21,310
328,061
Central
Food

Non-alimentary, energy, water,
9,423
294,939
5,754
33,122
9,055
328,061
Non-food

telephon, others
4,186
294,939
3,284
33,122
4,096
328,061
Utilities

Education
904
294,939
499
33,122
864
328,061
Education

Durable equipment
338
294,939
205
33,122
325
328,061
Durables

Monthly expenses without the lease charge and health;food, non-alcoholic beverages and health
36,739
294,939
25,887
33,122
35,649
328,061
Total monthly cons,

Food, non-alcohol;ic beverages






without rent and health
Mountanous
Non-alimentary energy, water, teelphon, others
21,105
62,174
16,736
7,669
20,625
69,844
Mountain
Food

Education
10,502
62,174
6,457
7,669
10,058
69,844
Non-food

Durable equipment
3,740
62,174
3,032
7,669
3,662
69,844
Utilities


1,016
62,174
466
7,669
955
69,844
Education


307
62,174
220
7,669
297
69,884
Durables

Monthly expenses without the lease and health, food, non-alcoholic beverages
36,670
62,174
26,910
7,669
35,598
69,844
Total monthly cons,









without rent and health
Tirana
Food, non-alcoholic beverages, non-alimentary, energy, water, telephone, others
24,454
88,853
15,955
13,162
23,357
102,015
Tirana
Food


13,508
88,853
8,184
13,162
12,821
102,015
Non-food


6,717
88,853
4,296
13,162
6,405
102,015
Utilities

Education
2,076
88,853
1,260
13,162
1,971
102,015
Education

Durable equipmemt
577
88,853
301
13,162
542
102,015
Durables

Monthly expenses without the lease rate and health,food,non-alcoholic beverages
47,332
88,853
29,996
13,162
45,095
102,015
Total monthly cons,









without rent and health
Total
22,185
651,487
16,855
82,373
21,589
733,860
Total
Food

Non-alimentary, energy, water, telephone, others;education, durable equipment
10,691
651,487
7,012
82,373
10,280
733,860
Non-food

Energy, water, telephone, others
4,668
651,487
3,582
82,373
4,547
733,860
Utilities

Education
1,197
651,487
763
82,373
1,149
733,860
Education

Durable equipment
566
651,487
287
82,873
535
733,860
Durables

Monthly costs without the lease and health
39,309
651,487
28,501
82,373
38,102
733,860
Total monthly cons,









without rent and health


Male_HH_Head
Female_HH_Head
Total country



Average
Number of
Average
Number of
Average
Number of



monthly cons
households
monthly cons
households
monthly cons
households

Source: INSTAT,LSMS 2006

6. Participation at Public and Political Life

Tab 7.1 Composition of the Parliament from the year 1920

Year
Number
In %




Male
Female
Male
Female





1920
37
0
100
0
1921
78
0
100
0
1925
75
0
100
0
1928
57
0
100
0
1945
76
6
93
7
1950
104
17
86
14
1958
171
17
91
9
1970
192
72
73
27
1974
167
83
67
33
1982
174
76
70
30
1990
169
81
68
32
1991
199
51
80
20
1997
144
11
93
7
2001
132
9
94
6
2005
140
10
93
7

INT_CESCR_ADR_ALB_15630_E07.wmf

Source: The Directorate of Equal Opportunties, MLSAEO, 2005

Tab 7.2 Composition of the Parliament July 2005

Position

%


Male
Female
% Female






Head of Parliament
0
1
100

Spokesperson of Parliament
2
0
0

Member of Parliament (MP)
140
10
7

Chairs of Parliamentarian Commission
7
1
13

Chairs of Parlamentarian Groups
9
0
0

Tab 7.3 Number of parliamentarians according to political parties and gender, July 2005

Subject
Number of MP



%

Total
Female
% Female






Socialist Party
42
4
10

Democratic Party
56
3
5

Republican Party
11
1
9

Social Democrat Party
7
2
29

New Democratic Party
4
0

Socialist Movement for Integration
5


Union for Human Rights Party
2
0

Agrarian Party
4
0

Democratic Alliance Party
3
0

Cristian Democrat Party
2



Social Democraty Party
2



Liberal Democrat Union
1



Independent
1
0

Total
140
10
7

Tab. 7.4 Women Participation in the Government July 2005

Position
Number
%






Male
Female
Male
Female
Prime Minister
1
0



Deputy Prime Minister
1
0



Ministers
17
1
94
6

Vice Ministers
23
6
79
21

General Secretary
15
2
88
12

Source:Directorate of equal Opportunties, MLSAEO, 2005

Tab. 7.5 Local Government

Post
Number
In %






Total
Female
Total
Female







Mayors
65
0
100
0

Mayors (Mini Municipalities)
8
3
73
27

Head of District Council
12
0
100
0

Head of Commune
301
7
98
2

Source:Directorate of Equal Opportunities, MLSAEO, MPCSS, 2005

Tab 7.6 Women Participation at University Leading Positions, 2005

Post
Number
%









Male
Female
Male
Female








Rector
11
0
100
0

Deputy Rector
7
2
78
22

Member of Senate
145
40
78
22

Dean
32
5
87
14

Deputy Dean
12
4
75
25

Member Faculty's Councile
273
142
66
34

Chef of department.
98
38
72
28

Member of Department'd Councile






61
52
54
46

Source:Directorate of Equal Opportunities,MLSAEO, 2005

Tab 7.7 Media Participation, according to Gender 2005

Director, Editor – in Chief, Deputy Editor – In – Chief, Editor, Chief of section, Journalist

INT_CESCR_ADR_ALB_15630_E08.wmf

Source: Directorate of Equal Opportunities, MLSAEO, 2005

7. Justice

Tab 8.1 Convicted under the Penal& Civil Code for the Years 2000-2006

Convicted r
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Convicted










Total
4,090
4,256
4,370
6,628
6,379
6,317
6,613

Males
...
...
3,817
6,037
5,697
5,534
5,812

Females
...
...
269
283
362
494
533

Juveniles
302
293
274
308
320
289
268

For crimes








Total
3,140
3,329
3,613
5,246
4,654
4,733
4,951

Males
...
...
3,118
4,748
4,083
4,147
4,347

Females
...
...
244
239
258
328
366

Juveniles
292
270
251
259
313
258
238

On penal contravention








Total
950
927
757
1,382
1,725
1,584
1,662

Males
...
...
709
1,289
1,614
1,387
1,465

Females
...
...
25
44
104
166
167

Juveniles
10
23
23
49
7
31
30

Source of Information: Ministry of Justice





8. Indicators of Living Standards

Tab. 9.1. Drinkable Water Sources, LSMS 2005

The major water source
Urban Areas
in %
Rural Areas
in %
Total
in %
Water inside buildings
87.4
27.2
56
Water outside buildings
4.2
24.9
15
Public water fountains
1.2
9.9
5.7
Water tankers
0.1
0.4
0.3
Spring or well water
7
37
22.6
River, lake, Reservoir
0
0.5
0.3
Others
0.1
0.1
0.1
TOTAL
100
100
100

Source of Information: INSTAT LSMS

Tab. 9.2. Household Equipments, LSMS 2005

Type of Equipment
Total
%
Urban areas
%
Rural areas
%
Colour TV
94.4
97.9
91.3
Electric or Gas Oven
64.5
82.7
48.0
Washing machines
62.0
84.2
41.8
Autocar
13.3
18.0
8.9
Microwave oven
4.0
7.6
0.7
Satelite Dish
15.3
17.9
12.9
Komputer
4.8
9.7
0.4
Refrigerator
89.1
95.6
83.1
Air Conditioner
4.1
8.0
0.6

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