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World
Grain and Oil Production, 1950-2003
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Year
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Grain
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Oil
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Million
Tons
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Million
Tons Oil Equivalent
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1950
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631
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518
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1951
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655
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583
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1952
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680
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619
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1953
|
705
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657
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1954
|
730
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682
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1955
|
759
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767
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1956
|
773
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839
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1957
|
788
|
876
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1958
|
802
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901
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1959
|
815
|
971
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1960
|
824
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1,049
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1961
|
800
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1,115
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1962
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851
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1,210
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1963
|
858
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1,300
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1964
|
906
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1,408
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1965
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905
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1,509
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1966
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989
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1,638
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1967
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1,014
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1,743
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1968
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1,053
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1,937
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1969
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1,063
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2,050
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1970
|
1,079
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2,281
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1971
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1,177
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2,410
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1972
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1,141
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2,547
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1973
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1,253
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2,779
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1974
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1,204
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2,803
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1975
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1,237
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2,659
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1976
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1,342
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2,901
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1977
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1,319
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2,988
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1978
|
1,445
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3,023
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1979
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1,410
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3,122
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1980
|
1,429
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2,976
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1981
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1,482
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2,779
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1982
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1,533
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2,644
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1983
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1,469
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2,619
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1984
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1,632
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2,701
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1985
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1,647
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2,659
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1986
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1,665
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2,774
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1987
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1,598
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2,754
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1988
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1,550
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2,881
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1989
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1,672
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2,918
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1990
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1,768
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3,164
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1991
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1,707
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3,152
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1992
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1,788
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3,184
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1993
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1,712
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3,184
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1994
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1,756
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3,225
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1995
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1,710
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3,269
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1996
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1,871
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3,366
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1997
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1,879
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3,463
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1998
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1,875
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3,529
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1999
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1,871
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3,452
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2000
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1,838
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3,590
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2001
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1,870
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3,718
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2002
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1,819
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3,697
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2003
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1,826
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Source:
Grain from USDA, Production, Supply & Distribution, electronic
database, updated 13 March 2004; oil 1950-2000 from Worldwatch Institute,
SignPosts 2002, CD-Rom (Washington, DC: 2002); and 2000-2002 from
BP, Statistical Review of World Energy 2003 (Egham, United
Kingdom: June 2003).
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See
graph: World Grain and Oil Production, 1950-2003
U.S.
Oil Balance, 1965-2002
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Production
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Imports
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Consumption
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Production
as a Share of Consumption
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Thousand
Barrels Daily *
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Percent
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| 1965 |
9,014
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11,522
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78.2
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| 1966 |
9,579
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12,100
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79.2
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| 1967 |
10,219
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12,567
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81.3
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| 1968 |
10,600
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13,405
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79.1
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| 1969 |
10,828
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14,153
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76.5
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| 1970 |
11,297
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14,710
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76.8
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| 1971 |
11,156
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15,223
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73.3
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| 1972 |
11,185
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16,381
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68.3
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| 1973 |
10,946
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17,318
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63.2
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| 1974 |
10,461
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16,631
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62.9
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| 1975 |
10,008
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16,334
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61.3
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| 1976 |
9,736
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17,461
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55.8
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| 1977 |
9,863
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18,443
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53.5
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| 1978 |
10,274
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18,756
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54.8
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| 1979 |
10,136
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18,438
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55.0
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| 1980 |
10,170
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6,735
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17,062
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59.6
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| 1981 |
10,181
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5,950
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16,060
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63.4
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| 1982 |
10,199
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5,040
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15,295
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66.7
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| 1983 |
10,247
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4,990
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15,235
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67.3
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| 1984 |
10,509
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5,380
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15,725
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66.8
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| 1985 |
10,580
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5,065
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15,726
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67.3
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| 1986 |
10,231
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6,045
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16,281
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62.8
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| 1987 |
9,944
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6,245
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16,665
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59.7
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| 1988 |
9,765
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7,240
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17,283
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56.5
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| 1989 |
9,159
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8,019
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17,325
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52.9
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| 1990 |
8,914
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8,026
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16,988
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52.5
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| 1991 |
9,076
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7,791
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16,713
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54.3
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| 1992 |
8,868
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7,888
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17,033
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52.1
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| 1993 |
8,583
|
8,620
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17,236
|
49.8
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| 1994 |
8,389
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8,929
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17,719
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47.3
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| 1995 |
8,322
|
8,831
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17,725
|
47.0
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| 1996 |
8,295
|
9,400
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18,309
|
45.3
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| 1997 |
8,269
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9,907
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18,621
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44.4
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| 1998 |
8,011
|
10,382
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18,917
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42.3
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| 1999 |
7,731
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10,550
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19,519
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39.6
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| 2000 |
7,733
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11,092
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19,701
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39.3
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| 2001 |
7,670
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11,618
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19,649
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39.0
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| 2002 |
7,698
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11,357
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19,708
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39.1
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| *
Note: Differences between consumption figures and the production and
import statistics are accounted for by stock changes, consumption
of non-petroleum additives and substitute fuels, and unavoidable disparities
in the definition, measurement or conversion of oil supply and demand
data.
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| Source:
BP, Statistical Review of World Energy 2003 (Egham, United
Kingdom: June 2003); historical databook at www.bp.com.
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See
graphs: U.S. Oil Production and Consumption, 1965-2002
U.S.
Oil Production as a Share of Consumption, 1965-2002
U.S.
Oil Imports, 1980-2002
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