Hagskýrslur um utanríkisverslun - 1977, Page 6

Contents.
Introduction. Page
1. General statement ......................................................................... 5*
2. Total external trade and indexes for imports and exports.................................. 10*
Table 1. Value of iraports and exports, by months ...................................... 16*
3. Imports .................................................................................. 17*
Table 2. The CIF value of imports 1976 decomposed, by divisions of the SITC, Revised .. 20*
Table 3. Consumption of coffee, sugar, tobacco and alcoholic beverages.................. 23*
Table 4. Value of imports 1976, by months and divisions of the SITC, Revised ........... 24*
Table 5. Imports 1976 by use and origin of commodities.................................. 26*
4. Exports .................................................................................. 36*
Table 6. Exports by origin .............................................................. 38*
Table 7. Quantity and value of exports 1976, by months and commodities ................. 40*
5. External trade by countrics .............................................................. 44*
Table 8. External trade by countries.................................................... 45*
6. External tradc by places of customs clearance ....................................... 44*
7. Customs duties etc........................................................................ 49*
Tables.
I. Value and quantity of imports and exports 1976, by divisions of the SITC, Revised ...... 2
II. Value of imports 1976, by countries of origin and by groups of the SITC, Revised....... 4
III. Valuc of exports 1976, by countries of destination and by commodities ................... 20
IV. Imports 1976, by tariff numbers (B.T.N.) and countries of origin......................... 28
V. Exports 1976, by commodities and countries ........................................... 213
VI. Exports by branches of processing ...................................................... 229
VII. Imports and exports 1976y by places of customs clearance............................... 230
INDEX to table IV............................................................................ 230