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1 Cornell University ILR School International Publications Key Workplace Documents September 2005 Employment in Europe 2005: Statistical Annex European Commission Follow this and additional works at: Thank you for downloading an article from Support this valuable resource today! This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Key Workplace Documents at It has been accepted for inclusion in International Publications by an authorized administrator of For more information, please contact
2 Employment in Europe 2005: Statistical Annex Abstract Statistical annex to accompany Employment in Europe 2005, including macro economic indicators, key employment indicators, and data sources and definitions. Keywords Europe, employment, European Commission, economic growth, youth employment, labour markets, trends, human capital development, vocational training, labour market share This article is available at
3 Data sources and definitions Data Sources Most of the data used in this report originates from Eurostat, the Statistical Office of the European Communities. The main data sources used are: the European Community Labour Force Survey (LFS) the Eurostat Quarterly Labour Force Data (QLFD) series the European Community Household Panel (ECHP) the European Structure of Earnings Survey (SES) the Eurostat Labour Cost Survey (LCS) the Eurostat Harmonised Series on Unemployment the Annual Macroeconomic Database (AMECO) The European Community Labour Force Survey (LFS) is the EU s harmonised survey on labour market developments. The survey has been carried out since 1983 in the EU Members States, with some providing quarterly results from a continuous labour force survey, others conducting a single annual survey in the spring. If not mentioned otherwise, results based on the LFS refer to surveys conducted in the spring ( second quarter ) of each year. It also provides data for all Candidate Countries. The Quarterly Labour Force Data (QLFD) series is a harmonised, consistent series of quarterly employment statistics based on LFS, completed through estimates when quarterly data are not available. It covers all EU15 (for the period of 1991 to present) and all New Member States and Candidate Countries (since 1996 or later, depending on data availability). The QLFD consist of two series: 1) population, employment and unemployment, and 2) employment by economic activity and employment status. The first series is based mainly on the community LFS. Data cover the population living in private households only (collective households are excluded) and refer to the place of residence (national concept). They are broken down by gender and aggregate age group (15-24, 25-54, 55-64, 15-64). Unemployment data are also broken down by job search duration (less than 6 months, 6-11, 12-23, 24 or more). The second series is mainly based on the ESA-1995 national accounts employment data. Data cover all people employed in resident producer units (domestic concept), including persons living in collective households. They are broken down by sex, working time status (fulltime/part-time) and contract status (permanent/temporary). All key employment indicators with the exception of the full-time equivalent employment rate, the unemployment rates and the youth unemployment ratio - are based on the QLFD series. They represent yearly averages if not stated otherwise. Where the QLFD series does not provide the relevant breakdowns, the original LFS data were used in this report. The European Community Household Panel (ECHP) is an annual longitudal survey of a representative panel of households which was conducted for the period The longitudinal structure of the survey makes it possible to follow up and interview the same households and individuals over several consecutive years. At the time of publication of this report, data were available for all eight waves of the panel ( ) for all EU Member States except Austria ( ) and Finland ( ). Sweden did not take part in the ECHP, but provided some basic comparable micro data from the Swedish survey on living conditions in the ECHP user s database from 1997 onwards. There are important breaks in the data series for Germany, (1994/95), Luxembourg and the UK (1996/97), following variations in the sample definition. The survey covers a wide range of topics: income and living conditions, employment status, health, education, demographics and housing. It is based on a standardised questionnaire from Eurostat and subsequently adapted by national agencies. Data are accessible to the public by means of the ECHP user database. Results on quality in work and on transitions between labour market states or job characteristics are based on this database. The European Structure of Earnings Survey (SES) is a survey of enterprises which is conducted every four years as from 2002 (until then, it has been conducted on an irregular basis). The SES gives detailed and comparable data on the distribution of earnings and the individual characteristics of both employers and employees. It represents all activities with NACE C-O codes of the NACE Rev.1 classification of economic activities in the European Community; although the inclusion of categories M-N-O remained optional in The SES covers industry and services, but excludes agriculture, public administration and firms with less than 10 employees (optional). Information is also not gathered for the self-employed. 291
4 Employment in Europe 2005 In all Member States of the EU (except Malta), as well as Bulgaria and Romania, Iceland and Norway, a SES has been carried out in 2002, and the micro-data were delivered by countries. The data were made publicly available in April The following variables are available: gross earnings for a representative month, gross annual earnings in the reference year, and working-time. The SES aims at giving comparable (between Member States) European-level information on the structure and distribution of earnings, the individual characteristics of the employer and of the employee. The Eurostat Labour Cost Survey (LCS) is a business survey which is conducted every four years, covering all economic activities in sections C-K of the NACE Rev.1 classification and all enterprises with 10 or more employees. Some countries, notably the New Member States and Candidate Countries, additionally provide data for NACE sections L-O and for smaller enterprises. The survey contains detailed information on the level and structure of labour costs (hourly, monthly and annual), wages and salaries, working hours and employment at the national, regional and sectoral (NACE- 2) level and by establishment size. Labour Cost surveys have been carried out by the EU Member States for the years 1975, 1978, 1981, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996, 2000 and Latest structural data from the Labour Cost Survey (LCS) are available for the year For the unemployment related indicators, the main source is the Eurostat Harmonised series on unemployment. This is a data set on unemployment collected by Eurostat comprising of yearly averages, quarterly and monthly data. It is based on LFS and register data on unemployment from national sources. Monthly data from national surveys or from registers of the public employment services are used to extrapolate the LFS data and to compile monthly unemployment estimates. This data set does not cover skills and long term unemployment for the analysis of which the LFS was used instead. Macroeconomic indicators are obtained from the Economic and Financial Affairs DG Annual Macroeconomic Database (AMECO) and are based on ESA 95 national accounts. The database comprises inter alia information on GDP, productivity, real unit labour costs and employment growth. The data is collected by Eurostat from the Member States National Statistical Offices. Besides regular weekly updates this database is revised twice a year in the framework of the Commission s Spring and Autumn Economic Forecasts. Other data sources: Furthermore, data from other International Organisations were used where appropriate, in particular the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) Labour market statistics database, the OECD Main Industrial Indicators, the OECD Social expenditures database. Definitions and Data Sources of Macroeconomic Indicators Sources: AMECO and national accounts (ESA 95) 1. Real GDP: gross domestic product (GDP) at 1995 market prices, annual change 2. Occupied population: occupied population, total economy, annual change 3. Labour productivity: GDP at 1995 market prices per person employed, annual change 4. Annual average hours worked, annual change 5. Productivity per hours worked: gross domestic product per hours worked, annual change 6. Harmonised CPI: harmonised consumer price index, annual change 7. Price deflator GDP: price deflator gross domestic product at market prices, annual change 8. Nominal compensation per employee, total economy, annual change 9. : deflator gross domestic product, total economy, annual change 10. total economy (private consumption deflator), annual change 11. NULC: nominal unit labour costs, total economy, annual change 12. RULC: real unit labour costs, total economy, annual change 292
5 Data sources and definitions Definitions and Data Sources of Key Employment Indicators Sources: QLFD, LFS, Eurostat harmonised series on unemployment 1. Total population in 000s (source: Eurostat QLFD) 2. Total Population aged (the working age population ) in 000s (source: Eurostat QLFD) 3. Total Employment in 000s (source: Eurostat QLFD) 4. Population in employment aged in 000s (source: Eurostat QLFD) 5-8. Employment rate, Employed divided by population in the corresponding age bracket (source: Eurostat QLFD) 9. Full-time equivalent employment rates The full-time equivalent employment rate is calculated by dividing the full-time equivalent employment by the total population in the age-group. Full-time equivalent employment is defined as total hours worked on both, main and second job (LFS) divided by the average annual number of hours worked in full-time jobs within the economic territory (ESA 1995). 10. Self-employed in total employment, Number of self-employed as the share of total employment (source: Eurostat QLFD) 11. Part-time employment in total employment, Number of part-time employed as a share of total employment (source: Eurostat QLFD) 12. Fixed term contracts in total employment (total employees), Number of employees with contracts of limited duration as a share of total employees (source: Eurostat QLFD) 13. Employment in services, Employed in services as a share of total employment (source: Eurostat QLFD) 14. Employment in industry, Employed in industry as a share of total employment (source: Eurostat QLFD 15. Employment in agriculture, Employed in agriculture as a share of total employment (source: Eurostat QLFD) 293
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7 List of tables, charts and boxes List of tables 1 International comparison of key indicators (2004) Annual change in employment growth, by quarter, from 2001 to Annual productivity growth Employment rates by age group, Employment rates in EU Member States in 2004 and progress towards the Lisbon and Stockholm targets for Employment structure in 2004 (% of total employment 15+, by main employment, resident concept) Average exit age from the labour force Students (all ISCED levels) aged years (as a percentage of the population of the same age) in EU Member States Employment structure (% of employment) by main employment in Bulgaria, Romania and the EU, Employment rate targets for the EU Average annual percentage changes in the period (except for the unemployment rate which are period averages) Average annual percentage changes in the period (except for the unemployment rate which are period averages) 13 Employment rate Total employment rate by gender in the EU-25 (persons aged 15 to 64) Employment rate by gender for older workers in the EU-25 (persons aged 55 to 64) Total employment rates (as percentages) Employment rates for women (as percentages) Employment rates for older workers aged (as percentages) Medium-run impact of a percentage point increase in the output gap on the deviation of labour market variables from their trends (as percentage) The tax wedge, the unemployment trap, the low-wage trap indicators and the implicit tax rate on labour Inactivity trap indicator for 2001 showing the marginal effective tax rate of moving from social assistance to work at a wage level equivalent to 67% of the average production worker (APW) for the first worker, while the wage level for the second earner is indicated in each column Employment by type of contract and gender for individuals aged (proportions of total employment as percentages) Proportion of part-time working by gender and age groups (percentages) Proportion of part-time working by gender and education level for individuals aged (percentages) Part-time rate among individuals aged by gender and economic sector (percentages) Reasons for part-time employment among individuals aged (percentages) Employees with temporary contracts by gender and age group (percentages) Employees with temporary contracts among individuals aged by gender and education level (percentages) Employees with temporary contracts among individuals aged by gender and economic sector (percentages) Reasons for temporary employment among individuals aged (percentages) Distribution of the duration of temporary employment (in months) among individuals aged (percentages) Ratio of inactive persons to the total population by gender and age groups (percentages) Distribution of inactive persons aged by gender and education level (percentages) Reasons for inactivity among persons aged (percentages) Willingness to work of inactive persons aged (percentages)
8 Employment in Europe Government expenditure on active labour market policies in the EU-15 as percentage of GDP (unless otherwise stated) Selected indicators for the EU Selected indicators for the EU Employment rates among individuals aged by highest level of education attained (percentages) Selected measures of monetary poverty and social exclusion in 2003 (or the latest year for which data are available) Gender gaps Long-term unemployment rate Youth unemployment rate Early school-leavers (percentage of the total population aged with at most lower secondary education and not in further education or training) Unemployment rates per nationality (aged 15-64) Employment rates per nationality (aged 15-64) Dispersion of regional employment rates Dispersion of regional unemployment rates Sectoral contributions to labour productivity growth in selected EU countries and the US (percentage points) Average annual growth rates of hourly labour productivity in the ICT and non-ict industries of the EU-15 and the US Regions and groups most affected by earnings inequality Duncan Index by country Developments by age cohort Developments by education level (ISCED classification) Interdecile gaps Change in the level of inequality of countries by decile ratio Earnings dispersion and labour market institutions Regional earnings inequalities (Annex II) OLS results Dependent variable: hourly earnings nb of observations: (Annex III) OLS results Dependent variable: log of hourly earnings (Annex III) OLS results for women and men Dependent variable: log of hourly earnings (Annex III) Country-specific regressions (Annex III) Structure of inactive population by age group in 2004 (% of total inactive population in age group) Inactivity rates by skill level, 2004 (row percentages) Time since inactive people last worked rather more important than retirement by country 2004 (row percentages) Reason for inactivity by country for the working age population (15-64), 2004 (row percentages) Reason for inactivity by country in thousands for the working age population (15-64), Transitions by economic status and reasons for inactivity in the EU-25 between 2003 and 2004 (row percentages) Transitions by economic status and by country between 2003 and 2004 in the EU-25 (cell percentages) Inactive people undertaking education or training by level in the EU-25, 2002 (row percentages) Inactive people registered at a Public Employment Office, 2004 (cell percentages) Inactive people willing to work in the EU-25, 2004 (cell percentages) Prevalence of long-standing health problem or disability (LSHPD), EU Member States, Inactivity and unemployment rates for the population aged 15+ by region at NUTS2 level,
9 List of tables, charts and boxes List of charts 1 Employment growth rates in the EU, US and Japan, Employment rates in the EU, US and Japan, Employment growth in the larger Member States, Employment growth for EU Member States, Trends in unemployment rates in the EU, US and Japan since 1995 (seasonally adjusted quarterly data) Growth in productivity per person employed, Growth in productivity per hour worked, Unemployment rates in the EU by gender, Youth unemployment rates in the EU by gender, Long-term unemployment rates in the EU by gender, Change in long-term unemployment rates between 2000 and Activity rates in the EU by gender, Trends in EU activity rates by gender, Change in female participation rates between 1997 and Trends in EU youth activity rates by gender, Change in youth activity rates in the EU between 2000 and Youth (persons aged 15-24) activity rates by gender, Change in older people s (aged 55-64) activity rates between 2000 and Older people s (aged 55-64) activity rates by gender, Employment rates by gender, Overall employment rate for EU Member States, 2000 and employment rates for EU Member States, 2000 and Older people s employment rates for EU Member States, 2000 and Part-time employment by gender in the EU, Change in the share of part-time employment in total employment between 2000 and Involuntary part-time employment (as a % of total part-time employment for the working age population) by gender in the EU-25, Fixed-term employment by gender in the EU, Share of employees in fixed-term employment in the EU in 2000 and Changes in employment rates, in shares of self-employment and part-time employment in total employment, and in shares of employees in fixed-duration employment between 2000 and Change in employment in the large EU Member States between 2000 and 2004, by sex and age group Comparative employment structure (by main employment) of the EU Member States by main sector, Employment growth in the EU by main sector, Sectoral employment growth in the four largest Member States, Changes in sectoral employment in the EU between 2000 and Sectoral employment growth for Italy and Spain compared to the EU average Sectoral employment growth for Germany and Poland compared to the EU average Change in employment in the large EU Member States between 2000 and 2004, by sector Share of self-employment in total employment by gender, Employment shares of self-employment in the EU-25 by age group and gender, Shares of self-employment in employment in the EU-25 by skill level and gender, Shares of non-agricultural self-employment in total nonagricultural employment in the EU by age and gender, Shares of non-agricultural self-employment in non-agricultural employment in the EU by skill level and gender, Composition of self-employed and employee populations in the EU in 2004 by gender, age group and skill level Sectoral structure of self-employment in the EU by gender, Comparison of sectoral employment structures of the self-employed and employees in the EU, Comparison of occupational employment structures of self-employed and employees in the EU,
10 Employment in Europe Change in employment rate of older people (aged 55-64) and working age population (aged 15-64) Changes in employment rates of older people aged between 2000 and 2004 across EU Member States Average exit age from the labour force in Sectoral employment structure in the EU in 2004 by age group (% of employment in each age group) Change in employment levels between 2000 and 2004 for older people aged by sector Changes in employment rates of young people (aged 15-24) between 2000 and 2004 across EU Member States Change in employment rate of young people (aged 15-24) and working age population (aged 15-64) Developments in the labour market situation of young people (aged 15-24) in the EU between 2000 and Trends in the share of early school leavers (% of the population aged with at most lower secondary education and not in further education or training) in the EU-25, Students in the EU-25 at ISCED levels 5-6 by age (as % of corresponding age population) Change in employment rates by gender and age group over the two periods and Changes in employment rates in EU Member States between 1998 and 2000 for young (15-24) and older people (55-64) Change in employment rates in EU Member States between 2000 and 2004 for young (15-24) and older people (55-64) Employment rates for youth (15-24) versus older persons (aged 55-64) across EU Member States in Comparison of changes in employment of young (15-24) and older people (55-64) between 2000 and 2004 by sector in the EU Comparison of changes in employment of young (15-24) and older people (55-64) between 2000 and 2004 by sector in the Czech Republic Labour market indicators in the Acceding and Candidate Countries, Employment rates in Acceding and Candidate Countries by gender, Trends in activity rates, employment rates and unemployment rates in Bulgaria, Romania and Turkey, Comparison of sectoral employment structure (by main employment) of Bulgaria, Romania and the EU, The jobs cost of weak growth The unemployment rate and the Nairu in the EU The unemployment rate and the Nairu in the EU The long-term unemployment rate Correlation between percentage changes in the unemployment rate and in the average duration of unemployment between 1997 and Beveridge Curve Real wage gap/pressure indicator (1970=0) Nominal compensation per employee; total economy (national currency, pps weighted) ; deflator GDP; total economy (national currency, pps weighted) Intra euro area real effective exchange rates (nominal unit labour costs relative to competitors, 1987=100) Employment to GDP elasticity and the output gap in the EU Employment/GDP elasticity and profitability Ratios of part time workers to total employment and of fixed-term employment to total employees in 2004 (percentages) Relative indices EU-15 compared to the US (US=100) Relative indices EU-15 compared to the US (US=100) Relative indices of total factor and hourly productivity EU-15 compared to the US Determinants of total labour input, EU-15 compared to the US (US=100) Impact of social transfers (other than pensions) in the reduction of the risk-of-poverty rate Contribution of ICT investment to GDP growth in selected EU countries and the US (in percentage points) Gap between actual and potential gross domestic product at 1995 market prices Current level of capacity utilisation in the industrial sector (seasonally adjusted percentages)
11 List of tables, charts and boxes 88 Consumer Confidence Indicator in the EU (seasonally adjusted) Industrial Confidence Indicator in the EU (seasonally adjusted) Euro area business climate index Price indexes in Euro deflated by the GDP price index in the Euro area (100=1992q2 to 1992q4) GDP, average growth rates (percentages) Employment, average growth rates (percentages) Domestic Demand, average growth rates (percentages) Gross Fixed Capital Formation, average growth rates (percentages) Construction, average growth rates (percentages) Equipment, average growth rates (percentages) Private Consumption, average growth rates (percentages) Government Consumption, average growth rates (percentages) Exports of Goods and Services, average growth rates (percentages) Nominal unit labour costs, total economy relative to EU Saving rate, gross; households and NPISH Saving rate, gross; households and NPISH Data for EU-15 Year-on-year real growth rates for the year ending in the current quarter Data for Germany Year-on-year real growth rates for the year ending in the current quarter Data for France Year-on-year real growth rates for the year ending in the current quarter Data for Italy Year-on-year real growth rates for the year ending in the current quarter Data for the United Kingdom Year-on-year real growth rates for the year ending in the current quarter Data for Spain Year-on-year real growth rates for the year ending in the current quarter Data for the Netherlands Year-on-year real growth rates for the year ending in the current quarter Domestic demand excluding stocks at 1995 prices Unemployment rate; total Member States: definition EUROSTAT Trends in earnings inequality (selected countries) Trends in earnings inequality (selected new Member States) Average annual earnings by activity (in per annum) Hourly earnings in Industry (C-F), in PPS Hourly earnings in Services (G-K), in PPS Variability of hourly earnings (in PPS) Hours paid in Services (G-K) Hours paid in Industry (C-F) Hourly earnings by gender (in PPS) Women s earnings in financial intermediation activities (J) as a percentage of those for men Hourly earnings by gender and occupation Women s hourly earnings as % of men s, by occupation Asymmetry of the earnings distribution Earnings of top decile of workers relative to bottom decile (D9/D1) Earnings of top decile of workers relative to the median (D9/D5) Median relative to earnings of the bottom decile of workers (D5/D1) Variability of gross hourly earnings in different branches in industry and services, in PPS (within-country dispersion) Interdecile dispersion (90%/10%) of wages and labour market performance Mean annual bonuses as % of mean annual earnings Top occupations, top bonuses Gender gap in bonuses International comparison of activity rates in Inactivity rates of the working age population (aged 15-64) by Member State, Inactivity rates of the working age population (aged 15-64) by gender, Inactivity rates in the EU-25 by age group, Structure of the EU-25 inactive population aged by age group, Inactivity rates for the EU-25 by age group and gender, Inactivity rate of the working age population by nationality and sex,
12 Employment in Europe Skill structure of the inactive population aged 15-64, Skill structure of the inactive population aged in the EU-25 by age group, Skill structure of the inactive population aged in the EU-25 by gender, Inactive working age population as share of total working age population (aged 15-64) Inactive population as share of the working age population (aged 15-64) Change in inactivity rates for the EU-25 by age group and gender between 2000 and Change in inactivity rates for the EU-15 by age group and gender between 1995 and Length of inactivity by gender and age in the EU-25, Length of inactivity by reason for leaving last job in the EU-25, Reasons for inactivity for the working age population (15-64) in the EU Change in reasons for inactivity in the EU-15 between 1995 and 2004 for the working age population (15-64) Reason for inactivity by age in the EU-25, Reason for inactivity by educational qualifications for the working age population (15-64), Inactive people participating in education or training in the EU-25, Inactive people participating in education or training in the EU-15 between 1995 and Willingness to work by reason of inactivity and gender in the EU-25, Inactivity and unemployment rates for the population aged 15+ by region in the EU-25,
13 List of tables, charts and boxes List of boxes 1 Lisbon and Stockholm employment rate targets Relaunching of the Lisbon Strategy and the new integrated guidelines Recent approaches to employment of older people in the Netherlands, Sweden and the UK The European Youth Pact Overview of the labour market situation in the Acceding and Candidate Countries Special Focus on Information and Communications Technologies (ICT), Organisational change and Productivity The estimation of Okun type equations (Annex I) The estimation of unemployment gap equations (Annex II) Estimation of a 'reaction' function for budgetary policy The difficulties in measuring earnings inequality Methodological notes Special focus on technical change, skill bias and wage polarisation The European Structure of earnings survey, a unique source of information (Annex I) Labour market disadvantage and inactivity: the disabled
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15 European Commission Employment in Europe 2005 Recent Trends and Prospects Luxembourg: Office for Official Publications of the European Communities pp. 21 x 29.7 cm ISBN
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17 Statistical annex Macro economic indicators, annual percentage growth European Union Real GDP : : : : Occupied population : : : : Labour productivity : : : : Annual average hours worked : : : : Productivity per hour worked : : : : Harmonised CPI Price deflator GDP : : Nominal compensation per employee : : : : (GDP deflator) : : : : (private consumption deflator) : : : : NULC : : : : RULC : : : : European Union Real GDP Occupied population Labour productivity Annual average hours worked : : : : Productivity per hour worked : : : : Harmonised CPI Price deflator GDP Nominal compensation per employee (GDP deflator) (private consumption deflator) NULC RULC United States Real GDP Occupied population Labour productivity Annual average hours worked Productivity per hour worked National CPI Price deflator GDP Nominal compensation per employee (GDP deflator) (private consumption deflator) NULC RULC Japan Real GDP Occupied population Labour productivity Annual average hours worked Productivity per hour worked National CPI Price deflator GDP Nominal compensation per employee (GDP deflator) (private consumption deflator) NULC RULC
18 Employment in Europe 2005 Belgium Real GDP Occupied population Labour productivity Annual average hours worked Productivity per hour worked Harmonised CPI Price deflator GDP Nominal compensation per employee (GDP deflator) (private consumption deflator) NULC RULC Czech Republic Real GDP Occupied population : : : : Labour productivity : : : : Annual average hours worked : : Productivity per hour worked : : Harmonised CPI : : : : Price deflator GDP Nominal compensation per employee : : : : (GDP deflator) : : : : (private consumption deflator) : : : : NULC RULC : : : : Denmark Real GDP Occupied population Labour productivity Annual average hours worked Productivity per hour worked Harmonised CPI Price deflator GDP Nominal compensation per employee (GDP deflator) (private consumption deflator) NULC RULC Germany Real GDP Occupied population Labour productivity Annual average hours worked Productivity per hour worked Harmonised CPI : : : : Price deflator GDP Nominal compensation per employee (GDP deflator) (private consumption deflator) NULC RULC Estonia Real GDP : : Occupied population Labour productivity : : Annual average hours worked : : : : Productivity per hour worked : : : : Harmonised CPI : : : : Price deflator GDP : : Nominal compensation per employee : : (GDP deflator) : : (private consumption deflator) : : NULC : : RULC : :
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