achieve the 50 per cent that of the level of 1990. The greatest slump was registered in the
consumer goods industry, 22 per cent of the level of 1990, construction materials - 23 per cent,
machine- building - 31 per cent, foodstuff - 36 per cent operating capacities. (Table 4; Chart 2).
Table 4: Industrial Output of Ukraine by Sectors
(per cent to 1990)
|
1990 |
1991 |
1992 |
1993 |
1994 |
1995 |
1996 |
1997 | |
|
Industry - total |
100 |
95,0 |
89,3 |
82,2 |
59,0 |
51,9 |
49,3 |
48,4 |
|
Electrical Energy |
100 |
96,0 |
90,2 |
84,8 |
74,2 |
69,8 |
64,9 |
63,2 |
|
Fuel |
100 |
89,0 |
76,5 |
58,9 |
48,8 |
43,9 |
40,8 |
42,7 |
|
Ferrous Metallurgy |
100 |
88,0 |
79,2 |
60,2 |
42,9 |
40,7 |
45,6 |
49,1 |
|
Machine-Building and | ||||||||
|
Metal Processing |
100 |
104,0 |
99,8 |
105,8 |
60,4 |
45,9 |
32,6 |
31,4 |
|
Chemical and Petrochemical |
100 |
93,0 |
80,9 |
60,7 |
44,7 |
40,6 |
39,3 |
39,0 |
|
Wood and Wood | ||||||||
|
Processing |
100 |
102,0 |
103,0 |
99,9 |
65,1 |
54,0 |
43,7 |
41,5 |
|
Building Materials |
100 |
101,0 |
97,0 |
82,4 |
52,7 |
38,0 |
25,1 |
23,1 |
|
Consumer Goods |
100 |
97,0 |
101,9 |
88,6 |
46,6 |
31,2 |
23,4 |
22,2 |
|
Food Processing |
100 |
87,0 |
74,0 |
65,1 |
52,3 |
45,5 |
42,3 |
36,1 |
Chart 2. Industrial Output of Ukraine by Sectors, per cent to 1990
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