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17 Health and social affairs 16.1. Social security expenditure by function 1992-1995...................................................... 245 16.2. Social security expenditure per capita and as percentage of gross domestic product 1972-1995 .......... 246 16.3. Social security expenditure by type of payer 1990-1995. Percent breakdown.............................. 247 16.4. Funding of social security pension schemes 1980-1996................................................... 248 16.5. Funding of occupational injury insurance 1987-1996 .................................................... 248 16.6. Social security expenditure by benefit categories 1995-1996 ........................................... 249 16.7. Recipients of social security benefits 1 December 1994-1996 ........................................... 250 16.8. Recipients of social assistance benefits 1 December 1994-1996.......................................... 250 16.9. Male and female recipients of social security benefits 1 December 1996................................. 251 16.10. Male and female recipients of social assistance benefits 1 December 1996 .............................. 252 16.11. Social security pensions and allowances and social assistance benefits. Yearly amounts................. 253 16.12. Social security benefits 1995-1997. Monthly amounts and per diem....................................... 254 16.13. Social security health insurance 1981-1996............................................................. 256 16.14. Health insurance by type of expenditure 1995-1996 ..................................................... 257 16.15. Accidents reported to the State Social Security Institute 1985-1996.................................... 257 16.16. Unemployment Insurance Fund 1990-1996 ................................................................. 258 16.17. Unemployment benefits 1987-1997 ....................................................................... 259 16.18. Health personnel 1987-1994............................................................................. 260 16.19. Beds in retirement homes and nursing homes and wards in September 1997................................. 261 16.20. Abortion rates 1976-1995............................................................................... 261 16.21. Induced abortions 1987-1995 ........................................................................... 262 16.22. Sterilizations 1986-1995............................................................................... 263 16.23. Reported HlV-infected individuals 1985-1996............................................................ 263 16.24. Registered cases of AIDS 1985-1996..................................................................... 264 16.25. Smoking habits among males and females 15-79 years of age 1991-1996.................................... 264 16.26. . Smoking habits of males and females by age 1996 ..................................................... 265 16.27. New cases of cancer 1988-1996 ......................................................................... 266 16.28. New cases of cancer by sex and age 1992-1996 .......................................................... 267 16.29. Consumption and sale value of drugs by main therapeutic groups 1990-1996 .............................. 268 16.30. Daycare institutions for children and number of children enrolled, by age 1993-1995 ................... 269 16.31. Children in daycare institutions by length of daily service and age of children 1993-1995 ............. 269 16.32. Children enrolled in part-time daycare institutions by type of daily service and age of children 1991-1995 ............................................................................................. 270 16.33. Children in daycare institutions as percentage of age groups at end of year 1984—1995 ................. 270 16.34. Number of man-years in daycare institutions 1981-1995 ................................................. 271 16.35. Daycare in private homes 1987-1995..................................................................... 271 16.36. Municipal social assistance and home-help expenditure 1994-1995........................................ 272 16.37. Households receiving social assistance from municipalities 1992-1995 .................................. 273 16.38. Age of recipients of social assistance from municipalities by age 1992-1995 ........................... 274 16.39. Households receiving home-help service from municipalities 1991-1994................................... 275 Justice 17.1. Supreme Court cases 1980-1996 ......................................................................... 276 17.2. Cases concluded in District Courts 1994—1996 .......................................................... 277 17.3. Length of District Court proceedings in cases concluded 1994-1996 ..................................... 278 Education and cultural activities 18.1. Pupils in compulsory schools by educational district and grade. Autumn 1980-1996....................... 279 18.2. Students by sex and line of study. Autumn 1993-1996.................................................. 280 18.3. Students by age and line of study. Autumn 1995 and 1996 ............................................. 282 18.4. Students by school level, line of study and domicile region of students. Autumn 1995 and 1996........ 284 18.5. Enrolment rates of age cohorts 15-29 years. Autumn 1993-1996. Percent.................................. 286 18.6. Enrolment rates of age cohorts 15-29 years, by domicile region of students. Autumn 1995 and 1996. Percent................................................................................................ 286 18.7. Students passing matriculation examination 1984/85 to 1994/95 ......................................... 288 18.8. Students passing matriculation examination by age and domicile 1994/95 ................................ 288 18.9. Teachers in compulsory schools. Autumn 1994 and 1995 .................................................. 289
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