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Almost nine out of ten households in Iceland had access to the Internet in 2007, compared to about two out of ten in Mexico.
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Telephone access in China has grown spectacularly over recent years: in 1991 only one in 100 inhabitants had access to a phone; by 2007, that had risen to 73 in 100.
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Finland is the OECD country with the highest proportion of researchers in the labour force, with around 16 researchers for every 100 employees. |
OECD Factbook 2009 – how do you like yours?
Not surprisingly for such an innovative publication, it exists in a number of different versions, to suit our readers’ requirements.
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Print
Available for purchase. 313 pages of indicators, definitions, analysis and trends. The definitive statistical reference publication.
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Web Book
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