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  $1992 Millions  % of Total
 Goods Producing Industries  2,737  29.0
 
    Primary   1,110 11.8
      Agriculture & Related Services  33  0.4
      Fishing & Trapping   95 1.0
      Logging & Forestry   75 0.8
      Mining, Quarrying & Oil Wells  907  9.6
 
    Manufacturing   576 6.1
      Fish Products   192 2.0
      Newsprint   129 1.4
      Other Manufacturing   256 2.7
 
    Construction   568 6.0
    Electric & Water Utilities   483 5.1
 
 Services Producing Industries   6,695 71.0
 
    Transportation & Storage   484 5.1
    Communication   436 4.6
    Wholesale & Retail Trade   1,109 11.8
    Finance, Insurance & Real Estate  1,388  14.7
 
    Community, Business & 
    Personal Services  
2,350 24.9
      Business Services   318 3.4
      Health & Social Services   690 7.3
      Educational Services   719 7.6
      Accommodation, Food & Beverage  237 2.5
      Other Service Industries   385 4.1
 
    Public Administration   929 9.8
 
 All Industries   9,433 100.0
Notes: Based on the 1980 Standard Industrial Classification.

GDP is expressed at factor cost, measuring payments made to the owners of factor inputs used in production. This differs from GDP at market prices, as shown in the Provincial Economic Overview, which represents the market value of total production. The difference is attributable to indirect taxes and subsidies.

Newsprint estimates by the Economic Research and Analysis Division, Department of Finance.

Source: Statistics Canada; Economic Research and Analysis Division, Department of Finance
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