Denmark: Manufacturing Unit Labor Cost Index; National Currency Basis; NSA (no alternative series; or civilian labor force basis)

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 1972 019925.8

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 1973 01 3329.3
 1974 019934.8
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 1998 015102.1
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 2002 019109.9
 2003 01 8112.7
 2004 014110.6
 2005 01 9116.9
 2006 010114.6

Series Title: Denmark: Manufacturing Unit Labor Cost Index; National Currency Basis; NSA (no alternative series; or civilian labor force basis)

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