Image:Energy Intensity.png

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This means that India is the most energy efficient country of those shown in the chart, or that India uses the most human labor in the creation of product.

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Author: Frank van Mierlo

I created this graph from 2004 data supplied by the US IEA in their 2006 report. URL: http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/international/iealf/tablee1p.xls Please credit the author if you use this image.

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