Table:
year
newfoundland and labrador
prince edward island
nova scotia
new brunswick
quebec
ontario
manitoba
saskatchewan
alberta
british columbia
northwest territories
yukon
nunavut

percent

2002
77.5
59.5
67.0
65.9
81.7
68.6
60.0
67.4
57.7
62.5
46.8
54.7
37.5

2003
79.0
61.8
67.4
65.1
82.8
70.0
60.8
68.2
58.6
63.3
46.3
56.3
36.2

2004
78.1
60.0
67.4
66.4
83.0
70.1
61.3
68.8
58.1
62.8
46.6
53.0
34.3

2005
76.8
60.7
66.6
65.9
82.1
70.2
63.6
67.6
56.0
61.6
47.2
58.5
41.8

2006
80.9
62.6
68.9
67.6
81.4
69.4
62.9
68.6
53.6
62.7
46.5
59.2
51.1

2007
80.5
64.2
69.5
67.5
81.8
69.4
63.5
69.9
52.6
63.1
46.2
58.8
49.0

2008
81.9
67.5
70.8
70.2
81.5
71.1
63.4
69.5
53.2
64.9
47.7
59.1
48.2

2009
81.1
66.8
71.1
70.9
84.0
73.8
65.0
70.5
57.6
69.0
48.3
56.9
44.7

2010
82.1
67.6
71.6
71.6
84.4
73.9
65.2
70.0
58.4
69.3
50.7
54.9
29.6

2011
81.0
68.8
73.2
73.4
84.5
74.4
67.3
70.2
58.8
70.0
51.6
58.3
45.0

Statement: from 2002 to 2011, interprovincial employees from newfoundland and labrador drew, on average, four-fifths of their annual wages and salaries from work done outside their province.
Question: what is the percentage of interprovincial employees from newfoundland and labrador drawing on average of their annual wages and salaries from work done outside their province from 2002 to 2011?
Answer: [79.89]