| Table 5-20 |
| Per capita output of S&E articles,
by country/economy: 19992001 |
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| Country/economy |
Articles/1 million
inhabitants |
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| Switzerland |
1,165.0 |
| Sweden |
1,139.3 |
| Israel |
1,055.2 |
| Finland |
960.5 |
| Denmark |
932.2 |
| United Kingdom |
821.9 |
| Netherlands |
800.5 |
| Australia |
794.2 |
| United States |
722.2 |
| Norway |
720.0 |
| Singapore |
590.3 |
| France |
538.6 |
| Germany |
530.5 |
| OECD |
490.3 |
| Japan |
445.6 |
| Ireland |
429.9 |
| Spain |
382.7 |
| Italy |
371.4 |
| Taiwan |
330.3 |
| Czech Republic |
241.4 |
| South Korea |
206.8 |
| Portugal |
191.3 |
| Poland |
139.9 |
| Russia |
116.4 |
| Worldwidea |
108.8 |
| Bulgaria |
103.7 |
| Argentina |
77.8 |
| Chile |
75.7 |
| South Africa |
55.8 |
| Brazil |
38.8 |
| Lebanon |
37.3 |
| Mexico |
31.8 |
| Egypt |
23.2 |
| Costa Rica |
22.8 |
| Malaysia |
21.9 |
| China |
14.8 |
| Iran |
13.6 |
| Thailand |
10.8 |
| India |
10.8 |
| Kenya |
8.6 |
| Guatemala |
1.5 |
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aExcludes Bosnia, Taiwan,
and several small countries and island countries because of lack of
population data.
NOTES: Countries/economies listed in descending rank order by average
of per capita output for 19992001. Counts based on fractional
assignments (e.g., an article with two authors from different countries
is counted as half an article for each country).
SOURCES: Institute for Scientific Information, Science Citation Index
and Social Sciences Citation Indexes; CHI Research, Inc.; and National
Science Foundation, Division of Science Resources Statistics, special
tabulations; population data (except Taiwan)—World Bank, World
Development Indicators 2002 (Washington, DC, 2002); Taiwan population—U.S.
Central Intelligence Agency, The World Factbook 2002 (Washington,
DC, 2002). |
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2004 |
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