• Quarterly changes in real GDP, Group of Seven industrial countries, 1999 Q1–2001 Q2
  (Figure 1.1)

• World commodity prices, January 1998–September 2001 (Index: January 1999 = 100)
  (Figure 1.2)

• Top four African recipients of worker remittances, 1998 and 2001(Billions of U.S. dollars)
  (Figure 1.3)

• Top 10 importers from Africa, 2000 (billions of US dollars)
  (Figure 1.4)

• U.S. imports from Africa, January 1999–October 2001 (Billions of U.S. dollars)
  (Figures 1.5)

• Top Ten exporters under the U.S. African Growth and Opportunity Act, January–September 2000 and 2001
  (millions of U.S. dollars) (Figures 1.6)

• Stock market performance, various african countries (percentage change)
  (Figure 1.7)

• Aid to Africa from all donors, 1960–1999 (billions of U.S. dollars)
  (Figure 1.8)

• Average aid flows from members of the Development Assistance Committee, 1991–99
  (Figure 1.9)

• Aid per African from Members of the Development Assistance Committee, 1999 (U.S. dollars)
  (Figure 1.10)

• Africa’s share of world crude oil and natural gas reserves, production, and exports, 1980 and 1999
  (Billions of U.S. dollars) (Figure 1.11)

• Gross domestic savings, total investment, private investment, and public investment, Africa, 1990, 1995, and 1999 (Percentage of GDP) (Figure 1.12)

• Estimated GDP growth, African countries, 2001 (percent)
  (Annex figure A1.1)

• Estimated GDP growth by region, Africa, 2001 (percent)
  (Annex figure A1.2) 

    Ethiopia

• Changes in real GDP and agricultural output, Ethiopia, 1991/92–2000/01 (percent)
  (Figure 3.1)

• Sectoral composition of GDP, Ethiopia, 1991/92–2000/01 (percentage of GDP)
  (Figure 3.2)

• Gross private, public, and total savings, Ethiopia, 1991/92–2000/01 (percentage of GDP)
  (Figure 3.3)

• Private, public, and total investment, Ethiopia, 1991/92–2000/01 (percentage of GDP)
  (Figure 3.4)

• Government revenue, spending, and deficit, Ethiopia, 1986/87–2000/01 (percentage of GDP)
  (Figure 3.5)

• Sources of financing for capital spending, Ethiopia, 1987/88–2000/01 (percentage of total financing)
  (Figure 3.6)

• Money supply, Ethiopia, 1986/87–2000/01 (percent)
  (Figure 3.7)

• Real health spending per capita, Ethiopia, 1965/66–1999/2000 (U.S. dollars)
  (Figure 3.8)

• Real education spending per capita, Ethiopia, 1965/66–1999/2000 (U.S. dollars)
  (Figure 3.9)

    Zimbabwe

• Agricultural land resettled, Zimbabwe, 1979/80–1995/96 (thousands of hectacres)
  (Figure 4.1)

• Manufacturing production, Zimbabwe, 1990–2000 (index: 1990 = 100)
  (Figure 4.2)

• Monetary aggregates, Zimbabwe, 1995–2000
  (Figure 4.3)

• Inflation rate, Zimbabwe, January 1995–December 2000 (year on year)
  (Figure 4.4)

• Public spending on health and education, Zimbabwe, 1995–2001 (percentage of total spending)
  (Figure 4.5)

• Exchange rate of the Zimbabwe dollar against major currencies, 1995–2000
  (Figure 4.6)

• Criminal offences and attemped crimes, Zimbabwe, 1995–2000
  (Figure 4.7)

    Nigeria

• Oil, non-oil, and total GDP growth, Nigeria, 1981–2000
  (Figure 6.1)

• Education and health spending as a share of the federal budget, Nigeria, 1990–2001
  (Figure 6.2)

    Morocco

• Change in real effective exchange rate and exports, Morocco, 1991–2000
  (Figure 7.1)