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18 Money and credit
18.1 Account ofthe banking system 1999-2003........................................................................... 246
18.2 Weighted average interest rates of commercial banks 1980-2003.................................................... 247
18.3 Payment intermediation 1999-2003................................................................................. 248
18.4 Summary of Central Bank accounts 1999-2003....................................................................... 248
18.5 Accounts of the credit system 1999-2003 ......................................................................... 249
18.6 Deposits and lending of comercial banks by category 1999-2003.................................................... 250
18.7 Commercial bank lending by borrowers 1999-2003................................................................... 251
18.8 Deposits and lending of individual deposit money institutions 1999-2003 ......................................... 252
18.9 Trading on the Iceland Stock Exchange 1999-2003.................................................................. 252
18.10 Balance sheet ofinvestment credit funds 1999-2003................................................................ 253
18.11 Lending by individual investment credit funds 1999-2003.......................................................... 254
18.12 Sectoral breakdown of lending by investment credit funds 1999-2003............................................... 255
18.13 Changes in long-term foreign debt 1999-2003...................................................................... 255
18.14 Long-term foreign debt 1999-2003 ................................................................................ 256
18.15 Central Bank average selling rates of USD, SDR and EURby month 1999-2004......................................... 257
18.16 Exchange rate indices 1998-2004.................................................................................. 258
19 Health and social affaires
19.1 Social protection expenditure 1999-2002.......................................................................... 259
19.2 Social protection expenditure per capita and as percentage of gross domestic product 1991-2002................... 260
19.3 Social protection expenditure by type of payer 1995-2002, %...................................................... 261
19.4 Funding of social security pension schemes 1992-2003 ............................................................ 262
19.5 Funding of occupational injury insurance 1992-2003............................................................... 262
19.6 Social security expenditure 1999-2003............................................................................ 263
19.7 Benefits and recipients of social security benefits 2001-2003.................................................... 264
19.8 Recipients and payments in relation to matemity/patemity leave 2001-2003 ........................................ 265
19.9 Benefits and recipients of social assistance benefits 2001-2003 ................................................. 266
19.10 Benefits and recipients of social security benefits by sex 2003 ................................................. 267
19.11 Benefits and recipients of social assistance benefits and allowances by sex 2003 ................................ 268
19.12 Unreduced social security pensions and allowances and social assistance benefits 2001-2003 ...................... 269
19.13 Social security health insurance benefits and social assistance benefits 2004.................................... 270
19.14 Social security health insurance 1991-2003....................................................................... 271
19.15 Health insurance by type of expenditure 2002-2003................................................................ 272
19.16 Accidents reported to the State Social Security Institute 1992-2003.............................................. 273
19.17 Unemployment Insurance Fund 1999-2003............................................................................ 274
19.18 Unemployment benefits 1992-2004.................................................................................. 275
19.19 Health personnel 1999-2003....................................................................................... 276
19.20 Number of beds and places in retirement homes, nursing homes and wards by region 1995-2002....................... 277
19.21 Occupants of retirement homes and nursing homes and wards by sex and age 1995-2002............................... 278
19.22 Induced abortions 1993-2002...................................................................................... 279
19.23 Abortion rates 1991-2002......................................................................................... 280
19.24 Sterilizations 1996-2003......................................................................................... 280
19.25 Reported HlV-infected individuals 1992-2003...................................................................... 281
19.26 Reported cases ofAIDS 1992-2003 ................................................................................. 281
19.27 Smoking habits among males and females 15-79 years of age 1991-2003.............................................. 282
19.28 Smoking habits of males and females by age 2003 ................................................................. 283
19.29 Most common sites of cancer of males and females. New cases 1978-2002............................................ 284
19.30 Most common sites of cancer by sex and age. New cases 1998-2002.................................................. 285
19.31 Consumption and sales value of dmgs by main therapeutic groups 1999-2003......................................... 286
19.32 Municipal income support and home-help expenditure 2001-2002..................................................... 287
19.33 Households receiving municipal income support 2000-2002.......................................................... 288
19.34 Age of recipients of municipal income support 2000-2002.......................................................... 289
19.35 Households receiving municipal home-help service 2000-2002....................................................... 290
19.36 Daycare inprivate homes 1999-2002................................................................................ 291
20 Education
20.1 Personnel in pre-primary institutions, in December 2003.......................................................... 292
20.2 Pre-primary institutions and number of children enrolled, by age 2000-2003....................................... 293
20.3 Children in pre-primary institutions by age of children and daily attendance 2000-2003........................... 294
20.4 Children in pre-primary institutions as percentage of age groups in December 2000-2003........................... 295
20.5 Pupils in compulsory schools and grade, autumn 1990-2003 ........................................................ 296
20.6 Personnel in compulsory schools, autumn 2003..................................................................... 297
20.7 Students in upper secondary and tertiary level education by programme of studies and sex, autumn 2002 and 2003 .. 298
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