The FAO (food & agriculture) statistics have been broken into two tables:
The ICYB (industrial) statistics have also been broken into two tables:
Monday, April 23, 2018
Original United Nations Statistics (trade)
The following are production figures from the United Nations, 1988, gathered from the Industrial Commodities Year Book and the Food and Agriculture Organization. I originally used these numbers to build the amount of production of various products in my world, filling in details for products not included in these volumes by painstakingly hunting them down one by one. This, however, gives a good idea of how much raw product the reader may want to include in the trade system they are building.
The FAO (food & agriculture) statistics have been broken into two tables:
The FAO (food & agriculture) statistics have been broken into two tables:
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