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

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 1950 012210.8          Link to Series in Level 2 Subscription Site
 1951 01 9913.1          Link to Series in Level 1 Subscription Site
 1952 017714.8          Link to Series in Level 0 Subscription Site
 1953 01 1114.6
 1954 012215.0
 1955 01 5515.1
 1956 013315.2
 1957 01 5515.8
 1958 012217.1
 1959 01 0017.4
 1960 015517.5
 1961 01 5518.2
 1962 012218.9
 1963 01 3319.6
 1964 014419.7
 1965 01 5520.0
 1966 014419.6
 1967 01 3319.8
 1968 013320.3
 1969 01 6620.2
 1970 016621.4
 1971 01 5522.7
 1972 013323.9
 1973 01 1125.6
 1974 018829.8
 1975 01 9935.2
 1976 014438.0
 1977 01 1140.8

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 1978 015544.0
 1979 01 0049.2
 1980 017755.6
 1981 01 6662.2
 1982 017769.7
 1983 01 6674.9
 1984 014480.9
 1985 01 0083.0
 1986 013385.1
 1987 01 4489.1
 1988 014488.7
 1989 01 0089.8
 1990 014492.8
 1991 01 0096.0
 1992 013100.0
 1993 01 3102.4
 1994 011198.6
 1995 01 1196.3
 1996 017797.4
 1997 01 1195.0
 1998 016691.0
 1999 01 1190.0
 2000 011188.4
 2001 01 9989.4
 2002 018890.1
 2003 01 1188.9
 2004 011189.1
 2005 01 9985.0
 2006 011184.1

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

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