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Table 1:  Sectoral breakdown of real growth (1992-2000, billion of 1987 constant CFA F)   1992  1993  1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000  Average growth rate   1992-2000   1994-2000  AGRICULTURE 333,5  298,5  326,0 350,6 344,4 360,6 370,0 403,2 425,0  3,59
Table 2:  Contributions to growth (1994-2000)
Table 3:  Poverty trends (1989-1999)
Table 4:  Distribution of Major Income Sources in the Opération Haute Vallée (OHV)
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