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NATIONAL ACCOUNTS

DIGEST

2009-2015

Volume I

CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) SECRETARIAT

GEORGETOWN GUYANA

CARICOM

NATIONAL ACCOUNTS DIGEST

2009 – 2015

STATISTICS PROGRAMME CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) SECRETARIAT

October 2016

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Copyright © 2016, Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat NATIONAL ACCOUNTS DIGEST 2009-2015 Prepared and Compiled by The Regional Statistics Programme Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat Turkeyen P.O. Box 10827 Georgetown Guyana Telephone: (592) 222-0001 /75 Fax: (592) 222-0098 E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.caricomstats.org ISBN 978-976-600-390-6 (Internet Ed) ISBN 978-976-600-391-3 (CD-Rom)

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PREFACE

This is the twelfth edition of the National Accounts Digest prepared by the Regional Statistics Programme of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat. This Digest presents data for the period 2009-2015 and is an update to the last edition which was produced in 2015 and presented information for the period 2008-2014.

The National Accounts Digest, which is produced in two volumes, aims at providing statistics on the economic conditions and performance of the CARICOM region over a specific period as reflected in the Gross Domestic Product of its Member States and Associate Members. Most of the data presented in this volume were submitted by the National Statistical Offices (NSOs) through the United Nations National Accounts Questionnaire (NAQ) or were extracted from national and/or sub-regional reports or from web sites of the NSOs or Central Banks. More specifically the report presents:

- Industry profile of GDP in current and constant prices by country; - Expenditure components of GDP by country; and - Relations among product, income, saving and net lending aggregates, by country.

This report does not present data on percentage changes or distributions, instead, these indicators are provided in the supplementary volume which is usually produced a few months following the release of the current report. For the most part, the data are reported in Eastern Caribbean dollars (EC$) and also in the national currency of Member States at constant and current prices. The conversion of GDP from national currencies to a common currency through the use of official exchange rates, may, in some cases, be influenced by the effects due to the possibility of wide fluctuations between the national currencies and a common currency such as the EC or US dollar. This conversion sometimes renders the comparison of current prices among countries or current and constant prices of the same country meaningless.

The use of the nominal (official) exchange rate to convert GDP of one country to the currency of another assumes that the price structures of both countries are identical and that the goods being traded are also similar. Another approach would be to use Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) which seeks to eliminate the discrepancy that can arise in the interpretation of GDP when using nominal exchange rates conversion. However, the data requirements of detailed price and expenditure data are usually quite enormous and are often not available. Countries in the Region participated in the 2011 Round of the International Comparison Programme (ICP) which may make it possible to derive PPP rates. There is an increasing demand for data that can monitor, analyse and evaluate the economies of the Region, information that is relevant, timely and readily available not only to policy and decision makers, but to anyone wishing to conduct economic analyses or research as well as information that lay persons can understand and relate to. The System of National Accounts (SNA) 1993, which is used by countries in the Region, provides the framework within which these data can be collected and compiled in order to observe and analyse the interactions taking place between the different sectors of the economy. At its fortieth session in 2009, the United

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Nations Statistical Commission approved the 2008 SNA and though the countries of the CARICOM Region have not yet moved to this revised international standard, there has been agreement on a strategy for its implementation across the Region and some countries have taken steps towards its implementation. The issue of data comparability, timeliness and reliability will have to be considered if the information is to be relevant and of an acceptable quality. In this vein, the CARICOM Secretariat welcomes any suggestions from users and producers that will guide us in improving the national accounting framework as reflected in this report.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The CARICOM Secretariat wishes to thank the National Statistics Offices of Antigua and Barbuda, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Montserrat, St Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Anguilla, Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands and the Turks and Caicos Islands for supplying the data for the compilation of this report. Appreciation is also extended to the Central Bank of Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank. Special thanks to the staff of the Regional Statistics Programme for producing this report.

SYMBOLS

… means Data not available R means revised data Pv means data for the year are Provisional Pl means data for the year are Preliminary Pj means data for the year are Projected T means data for the year are Tentative

SOURCES OF DATA

Statistics Division, Antigua and Barbuda Department of Statistics, Ministry of Finance and Planning, The Bahamas Barbados Statistical Service Central Bank of Barbados The Statistical Institute of Belize Central Statistical Office, Dominica Central Statistical Office, Grenada Bureau of Statistics, Guyana The Statistical Institute of Jamaica Statistics Department, Montserrat Statistics Department, St. Kitts and Nevis Statistics Department, Saint Lucia Statistics Office, St. Vincent and the Grenadines General Bureau of Statistics, Suriname Central Statistical Office, Trinidad and Tobago Eastern Caribbean Central Bank Statistics Department, Anguilla Department of Statistics, Bermuda Development Planning Unit, British Virgin Islands Economics and Statistics Office, Cayman Islands Statistical Office, Turks and Caicos Islands

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EXCHANGE RATES

Eastern Caribbean Dollars (EC$) per Unit National Currency

COUNTRY NATIONAL CURRENCY 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

THE BAHAMAS Bahamas Dollar - B$ 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000

BARBADOS Barbados Dollar - BD$ 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500

BELIZE Belize Dollar - BZ$ 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500 1.3500

GUYANA Guyana Dollar - G$ 0.0133 0.0133 0.0133 0.0132 0.0132 0.0130 0.0131

JAMAICA Jamaica Dollar - J$ 0.0305 0.0310 0.0314 0.0303 0.0268 0.0243 0.0230

SURINAME Suriname Dollar - SRD 0.9836 0.9836 0.8253 0.8182 0.8182 0.8182 0.7989

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

Trinidad & Tobago Dollar - TT$

0.4286 0.4253 0.4219 0.4217 0.4209 0.4229 0.4249

BERMUDA Bermuda Dollar – BM$ 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000

CAYMAN ISLANDS

Cayman Islands Dollar – (CI$)

3.2530 3.2530 3.2530 3.2530 3.2530 3.2530 3.2530

UNITED STATES United States Dollar – US$

2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000 2.7000

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

PREFACE iii

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS v

SYMBOLS v

SOURCES OF DATA v

EXCHANGE RATES vi

TABLE OF CONTENTS vii

CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS xiv

LIST OF TABLES

CARICOM

Table 1.1a Gross Domestic Product in Constant 2006 Prices (EC$ Mn) ................................ 1

Table 1.1b Gross Domestic Product in Constant 2006 Prices (US$ Mn) ................................ 1

Table 1.2a Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices (EC$ Mn)............................... 2

Table 1.2b Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices (US$ Mn) .............................. 2

Table 1.3a Gross National Income in Current Market Prices (EC$ Mn)................................. 3

Table 1.3b Gross National Income in Current Market Prices (US$ Mn) ................................ 3

Table 1.4a Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Agriculture (EC$ Mn) .......... 4

Table 1.4b Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Agriculture (US$ Mn) .......... 4

Table 1.5a Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices:

Mining and Quarrying (EC$ Mn) .......................................................................... 5

Table 1.5b Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices:

Mining and Quarrying (US$ Mn) .......................................................................... 5

Table 1.6a Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Manufacturing (EC$ Mn) ..... 6

Table 1.6b Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Manufacturing (US$ Mn) .... 6

Table 1.7a Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Utilities (EC$ Mn)................ 7

Table 1.7b Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Utilities (US$ Mn) ............... 7

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Table 1.8a Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Services (EC$ Mn) ............... 8

Table 1.8b Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Services (US$ Mn) ............... 8

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA

Table 2.1 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (EC$ Mn) ................................. 9

Table 2.2 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2006 Prices (EC$ Mn) .................... 10

Table 2.3 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (EC$ Mn) ................ 11

Table 2.4 Relations among Product, Income, Savings, and Net Lending

Aggregates (EC$ Mn) .............................................................................................. 12

The BAHAMAS



Table 3.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (B$ Mn) .................................... 15

Table 3.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2006 Prices (B$ Mn) ...................... 16


Table 3.6 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Constant 2006 Prices (EC$ Mn) ..... 17

Table 3.7 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (B$ Mn) ................... 18

Table 3.8 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Constant 2006 Prices (B$ Mn) ........ 18


Aggregates (EC$ Mn) .............................................................................................. 19


Aggregates (B$ Mn) ................................................................................................. 20

BARBADOS



Table 4.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (BDS$ Mn) .............................. 23

Table 4.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 1974 Prices (BDS$ Mn) ................. 24


Table 4.6 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (BDS$ Mn) .............. 25

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BELIZE



Table 5.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (BZ$ Mn) ................................. 29

Table 5.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2000 Prices (BZ$ Mn) .................... 30



Table 5.7 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (BZ$ Mn) ................ 32

Table 5.8 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Constant 2000 Prices (BZ$ Mn) ..... 32


Aggregates (EC$ Mn) .............................................................................................. 33


Aggregates (BZ$ Mn) .............................................................................................. 34

DOMINICA





Aggregates (EC$ Mn) .............................................................................................. 38

GRENADA


Table 7.2 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2006 Prices (EC$ Mn) ..................... 40

Table 7.3 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (EC$ Mn) .................. 41


Aggregates (EC$ Mn) .............................................................................................. 42

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Table 8.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (G$ Mn) ................................... 45

Table 8.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2006 Prices (G$ Mn) ...................... 46


Table 8.6 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (G$ Mn) ................... 47


Aggregates (EC$ Mn) .............................................................................................. 48


Aggregates (G$ Mn) ................................................................................................ 49

JAMAICA



Table 9.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (J$ Mn) ..................................... 52

Table 9.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2007 Prices (J$ Mn) ....................... 54



Table 9.7 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (J$ Mn) .................... 56

Table 9.8 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Constant 2007 Prices (J$ Mn) ......... 56


Aggregates (EC$ Mn) .............................................................................................. 57


Aggregates (J$ Mn) .................................................................................................. 58

MONTSERRAT

Table 10.1 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (EC$ Mn) ................................ 59

Table 10.2 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2006 Prices (EC$ Mn) ................... 60

Table 10.3 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (EC$ Mn) ............... 61


Aggregates (EC$ Mn) ............................................................................................ 62

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ST. KITTS & NEVIS





Aggregates (EC$ Mn) ............................................................................................ 66

SAINT LUCIA





Aggregates (EC$ Mn) ............................................................................................ 70

ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES




Table 13.4 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Constant 2006 Prices (EC$ Mn) .... 73


Aggregates (EC$ Mn) ............................................................................................ 74

SURINAME



Table 14.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (SRD Mn) ............................... 77

Table 14.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2007 Prices (SRD Mn) .................. 78

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Table 15.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (TT$ Mn) ................................ 81

Table 15.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2000 Prices (TT$ Mn) ................... 82

ANGUILLA





Aggregates (EC$ Mn) ............................................................................................ 86

BERMUDA



Table 17.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (BM$ Mn) ............................... 89

Table 17.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2006 Prices (BM$ Mn) .................. 90


Table 17.6 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Constant 2006 Prices (EC$ Mn) .... 91

Table 17.7 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (BM$ Mn) .............. 92

Table 17.8 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Constant 2006 Prices (BM$ Mn) ... 92


Aggregates (EC$ Mn) ............................................................................................ 93


Aggregates (BM$ Mn) ........................................................................................... 94

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS


Table 18.2 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (US$ Mn) ................................ 96


Table 18.4 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (US$ Mn) ............... 97

CAYMAN ISLANDS


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Table 19.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (CI$ Mn) .................................101

Table 19.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2007 Prices (CI$ Mn) .................... 102

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS

Table 20.1 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (EC$ Mn) ................................103


Table 20.3 Gross Value Added by Industry in Current Prices (US$ Mn) ................................105

Table 20.4 Gross Value Added by Industry in Constant 2000 Prices (US$ Mn) ................... 106


Table 20.6 Gross Domestic Product by Expenditures in Current Prices (US$ Mn) ............... 107

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CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS 1. GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT: A key aggregate of the system of National Accounts is the Gross Domestic Product. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of an economy is the total value of all goods and services produced by all institutional units resident in the economy within a given time period, usually one year. It includes the allowance made for the consumption of fixed capital. Gross value added is a measure of GDP in which a principal consideration is that duplications must be avoided which is achieved by deducting from the output of each producing unit the value of the inputs of goods and services received from other units, at home or abroad, i.e. GDP can be derived as the sum of the value added of resident institutional units in an economy. This measure of GDP is also identical with the sum of the final expenditures on consumption, on gross capital formation and adjusted for exports less imports of goods and services. GDP is also equal to the sum of the incomes accruing from production which includes compensation of employees, consumption of operating surplus and fixed capital. 2. GROSS NATIONAL INCOME ( GNI): Gross National Income (GNI) is equal to GDP less primary incomes payable to non-resident units plus primary incomes receivable from non-resident units. In the 1993 System of National Accounts (SNA), GNI is synonymous with the Gross National Product (GNP) of the 1958 SNA, however, conceptually GNI is not a concept of value added, but more one of income. GNI is the aggregate value of the gross balances of primary incomes for all industries. The primary income components are taxes (less subsidies) on production and imports, compensation of employees and property income in all cases payable/ receivable to/from the rest of the world. 3. THE GROSS OUTPUT OF INDUSTRIES: Gross output is the value of goods and services produced within an accounting period adjusted for changes in stocks of finished goods and work-in- progress. 0utput consists of goods and services that are produced within an establishment that are disposed of in one of the following ways:

(a) Market output which includes the total value of all goods and services sold on the market,

bartered, used for payments in kind, supplied by one establishment to another belonging to the same market enterprise and the total value of changes in inventories of finished goods and work-in-progress intended for all these uses mentioned herein.

(b) Output for own final use which includes goods and services that are retained for their own final

use by the owners of the establishments within which they are produced, the total value of fixed assets produced by an establishment that are retained within the same enterprise for use in future production and the total value of changes in inventories of finished goods and work in progress intended for one of the uses contained herein.

(c) Other non-market output includes goods and services that are provided free or at prices that are

not economically significant. Common examples are the goods and services produced by government units or by non-profit units serving households (NPISHs) such as education and health services.

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4. INTERMEDIATE CONSUMPTION: Intermediate consumption consists of the value of non-durable goods and services consumed as inputs by a process of production. The value of all goods and services that are used as inputs into ancillary activities such as accounting, marketing etc. are included as intermediate consumption. The consumption of fixed assets is excluded from intermediate consumption as well as purchases of valuables (capital account). In addition goods and services that are produced within the same establishment and fed back as inputs into production within the same establishment are not recorded as intermediate consumption. 5. CONSUMPTION OF FIXED CAPITAL: Consumption of fixed capital is defined as the decline during the accounting period in the current value of the stock of fixed assets owned and used by a producer. This decline in the fixed assets can be due to physical deterioration, normal obsolescence, or accidental damage and excludes the damage caused by acts of war and other such exceptional events. Consumption of fixed assets should be considered a cost of production. The inclusion of this item in value added gives rise to the gross concept of GDP with the inclusion allowing for a net measure of value added and GDP. 6. VALUATION OF GDP Outputs and inputs can be valued in the following ways: Basic prices

The basic price is the amount receivable by the producer from the purchaser of a unit of a good or service produced as output minus any tax payable and plus any subsidy receivable on that unit, as a consequence of its production or sale. It excludes any transport charges invoiced separately by the producer.

Producers’ prices

The producers’ price is the amount receivable by the producer from the purchaser for a unit of a good or service produced as output minus any value added (VAT) or similar deductible tax, invoiced to the purchaser. It excludes any transport charges invoiced separately by the producer.

Purchasers’ price

The purchasers’ price is the amount paid by the purchaser, excluding any deductible VAT or similar deductible tax, in order to take delivery of a unit of a good or service at the time and place required by the purchaser. It includes any transport charges paid separately to take delivery at the required time and place.

The above valuation concepts are in-keeping with the recommendations of the 1993 SNA. Output can be measured either at basic or producers’ prices. Intermediate inputs should be valued at purchasers’ prices. GDP at Market Prices is equal to GDP at basic prices plus all taxes less subsidies on products, this includes taxes less subsidies on imports as well as on outputs. 7. TAXES ON PRODUCTION AND IMPORTS Taxes are compulsory unrequited payments in cash or in kind made by institutional units to government units. Taxes on production and imports consist of:

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- taxes on products payable on goods and services when they are produced, sold and otherwise disposed of by their producers; - other taxes on production comprising taxes on ownership/use of land, buildings or other assets used in production or on the labour employed or on the compensations paid to employees.

These taxes are recorded as being payable out of the gross value added. The term indirect tax which was formally used is no longer commonly used in the 1993 SNA. Indirect taxes which correspond to the taxes on production and income are compulsory payments to Government which industries treat as part of the cost of production. They include import and export duties, excise, sales, entertainment and turnover taxes, real estate and land taxes, levies on value added and the employment of labour (but not social security contributions), motor vehicles, driving tests, licenses, airport and passport fees when paid by producers. 8. SUBSIDIES Subsidies are current unrequited payments that government units, including non-resident government units, make to enterprises on the basis of the levels of their production activities or values of the goods and services they produce, sell or import. They are receivable by resident producers or importers and may be designed to influence the levels of production, the prices at which outputs are sold or the remuneration of the institutional units engaged in production. Subsidies are not payable to final consumers. Current transfers that government make to households are treated as social benefits. In effect, subsidies are treated as negative taxes on production. 9. FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION SERVICES INDIRECTLY MEASURED - IMPUTED SERVICE

CHARGES The imputed service charge, referred to as Financial Intermediation Services Indirectly Measured (FISIM) in the 1993 SNA, is an adjustment that is required to GDP to take into consideration the estimation of the output of some financial intermediaries that do not charge explicitly for all services provided. These services include the borrowing and lending of funds from/to different categories of borrowers and lenders while paying/charging different rates of interest. The net receipt of interest defrays the costs of providing these services (that are not individually charged) and also provides operating surplus for the intermediaries. This total value of FISIM is the net property income received by these intermediaries and should in principle be allocated as intermediates among the users of these services. Due to the difficulty in allocating FISIM, in practice, it is normally recorded as intermediate consumption of a nominal industry and deducted from GDP (Imputed Service Charge). 10. SELECTED EQUATIONS IN THE SYSTEM OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS

(1) Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at market prices = Output plus Taxes, less Subsidies, on products – Intermediate Consumption

(2) Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at Market Prices = Final Consumption Expenditure plus Changes in Inventories plus Gross fixed capital formation plus Acquisition less Disposal of valuables plus Exports of Goods and Services less Imports of Goods and Services

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(3) Gross National Income = GDP at Market Prices plus Taxes, less Subsidies, on Production and Imports (net receivable abroad) plus compensation of employees ( net, receivable abroad) plus Property Income (net receivable abroad)

(4) Net National Income (NNI or equivalent to NNP) at Market Prices = GNI at Market Prices less consumption of fixed capital

(5) Net National Disposable Income (NNDI) = NNI at Market Prices plus Current Taxes on income, wealth etc. (net receivable from abroad) plus social contributions and benefits and other Current Transfers (net, receivable from abroad)

(6) Net National Disposable Income (NNDI) = Final Consumption Expenditure plus

Adjustment for the change of net equity of households on Pension funds (net receivable from abroad) plus Saving, net.

11. NATIONAL ACCOUNTS AT CONSTANT PRICES: For analytical purposes, the National Accounts at Constant Prices are derived by breaking current values down into a price component and a quantity component. For the purposes of deriving constant price estimates of GDP, a base year is selected which is deemed to be a normal year. Estimates at Constant Prices are usually derived by deflating the current year’s values by price indices or by extrapolating the base year values by appropriate volume indices. Both methods are equivalent to expressing current period quantities at base period prices. 12. COMPILATION PRACTICES The main practices used to compile National Accounts are the Production, Income, Expenditure and the Commodity Flow approaches. The conceptual bases of these approaches are as follows:

The production approach uses establishments as the basic reporting units and groups them into production activities. The sources of data are normally surveys or censuses of establishments, agriculture and similar sources, business accounts of enterprises and administrative records. Total output and intermediates are compiled from which the value added is estimated. Estimates are adjusted for the output of financial intermediation. The production data are also to be reorganised by institutional sectors.

In the expenditure approach elements of expenditure as illustrated in the equations highlighted

earlier are estimated. Imports and exports, usually measured freight on board (f.o.b.), are estimated from the data on foreign trade and balance of payments statistics. Data on government’s final expenditure are obtained from the records of government’s revenue and expenditure. Gross capital formation comprises gross fixed capital formation, changes in inventories and acquisitions less disposals of valuables. The sources of data for gross capital formation are surveys and administrative records.

The income approach derives independent estimates of compensation of employees, operating

surplus, gross fixed income, and taxes less subsidies on production. Sources of data are similar to the expenditure aggregates.

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The commodity flow approach incorporates the three approaches described above and uses as a basis the Supply and Use Tables (SUT). The supply table, which shows the value of different products that are produced by each industry as well as imports, and the use table, shows the use of every product in the economy including exports. The basic principle is that the supply of every product must be equal to the use of that product at the level of the economy. The method therefore entails the compilation of product or commodity flows. Sources of data are derived from those of the other approaches.

13. GOVERNMENT’S FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE This is defined as expenditure including imputed expenditure, incurred by general government on both individual consumption of goods and services as well as on collective consumption (e.g. community services such as security). Government’s expenditure is largely financed out of taxation and other government’s revenues. Government’s final consumption expenditure may be classified according to its purpose or function such as Education, Health, General Administration and so forth. 14. PRIVATE FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE This component of GDP is defined as the outlays of households on new durable and non-durable goods and services less their net sales of second-hand goods, scraps and waste. Purchases of dwellings are treated as gross fixed capital formation of the real estate industry. The imputed rent of owner-occupied dwellings is a part of the gross output of the real estate industry and is also included in the final consumption expenditure of households. 15. GROSS CAPITAL FORMATION: Gross capital formation consists of gross fixed capital formation, changes in inventories and acquisitions less disposals of valuables. Gross fixed capital formation in turn, consists of acquisitions of fixed assets less disposals plus certain additions to the values of non-produced assets. Fixed assets are produced assets that can be used repeatedly or continuously over a period of time of one year or more. The acquisitions of new assets also include major improvements and renovations to fixed assets that increase significantly their productive capacity. Non-produced assets consist of assets that are needed for production but have not themselves been produced, e.g. land and mineral deposits. Changes in inventories are the market value at the owning establishment of the physical change during an accounting period in stocks of materials, supplies, work-in-progress except on construction projects, finished products, livestock raised for slaughter, merchandise of strategic materials held by resident industries in stock and emergency stocks of important products held by Government services. In practice, the closest feasible approximation may be the difference between the levels of these stocks at the beginning and the end of the period, both valued at approximate average prices ruling over the period. Valuables are assets that are not used for production or consumption and are therefore held primarily as a store of value. 16. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF GOODS AND NON-FACTOR SERVICES Exports and imports of goods and services consist of the transactions in goods and services of the residents of a given country with the rest of the world, and covers merchandise, transportation, travel, insurance and other non-factor services, such as various fees, rentals, royalties, gifts in kind, etc. Military equipment

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transferred between governments may, however, go unrecorded. Expenditure abroad by residents such as tourists and other persons, seasonal workers, and diplomatic and military personnel stationed abroad are treated as imports. Similarly, expenditures in the domestic territory by non-residents are considered exports. The valuation of exports and imports are free on board (f.o.b.) which is the price at the frontier of the exporter after it has been loaded onto the carrier and also after payment of export taxes less receipt of any rebates. In practice, some countries in the region record imports according to the convention of cost, insurance, freight (c.i.f.) which is the valuation at the frontier of the importing country inclusive of the cost of transportation and insurance.

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Millions of EC dollars

COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl

CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY 136,959.7 138,951.3 140,182.6 141,990.1 144,065.7 144,393.2 …

THE BAHAMAS 20,421.4 20,735.6 20,862.7 21,506.6 21,508.8 21,396.1 21,040.1

CSME 116,538.3 118,215.7 119,320.0 120,483.5 122,556.8 122,997.1 …

MDCs 100,423.2 102,349.9 103,367.2 104,347.3 106,166.2 105,991.8 …

BARBADOS 1 9,768.9 9,793.9 9,867.9 9,895.6 9,892.0 9,912.5 …

GUYANA 2 3,980.0 4,153.9 4,379.8 4,545.9 4,830.5 5,016.0 5,088.2

JAMAICA 2 27,199.3 26,803.5 27,185.1 27,045.4 27,101.0 27,243.7 27,498.3

SURINAME 8,000.0 8,413.2 8,905.1 9,145.2 9,413.3 9,447.9 9,191.8

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 51,475.1 53,185.5 53,029.3 53,715.1 54,929.4 54,371.6 54,468.4

LDCs 16,115.1 15,865.8 15,952.7 16,136.1 16,390.6 17,005.3 …

BELIZE 3,438.3 3,552.6 3,627.3 3,766.0 3,823.5 3,971.2 …

OECS 12,676.8 12,313.2 12,325.4 12,370.1 12,567.1 13,034.1 13,434.4

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA 2,983.9 2,773.8 2,724.9 2,829.5 2,823.8 2,953.8 3,075.7

DOMINICA 1,186.4 1,194.4 1,191.6 1,178.9 1,187.9 1,237.7 1,215.9GRENADA 1,887.3 1,877.7 1,892.0 1,870.2 1,914.2 2,054.7 2,182.8MONTSERRAT 149.6 145.4 153.3 158.9 167.0 170.3 171.0

ST. KITTS AND NEVIS 1,767.6 1,727.9 1,769.3 1,758.7 1,868.1 1,979.5 2,053.9

SAINT LUCIA 3,006.8 2,955.7 2,962.8 2,919.9 2,921.7 2,934.5 3,004.0

ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES 1,695.2 1,638.5 1,631.5 1,654.2 1,684.4 1,703.8 1,731.1

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 25,031.1 24,439.3 24,029.8 23,515.9 23,335.7 23,633.1 …

ANGUILLA 699.4 668.3 695.6 652.1 648.1 681.4 701.5

BERMUDA 14,245.1 13,891.9 13,277.1 12,754.3 12,449.1 12,394.5 …

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS … … … … … … …

CAYMAN ISLANDS 8,293.1 8,067.9 8,162.2 8,262.6 8,367.4 8,599.5 …

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS 1,793.5 1,811.2 1,894.8 1,846.9 1,871.2 1,957.7 2,038.31 Refers to GDP at factor cost.

2 Refers to GDP at basic prices

Millions of US dollars

COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 7,563.5 7,679.9 7,726.9 7,965.4 7,966.2 7,924.5 7,792.6

CSME 43,162.3 43,783.6 44,192.6 44,623.5 45,391.4 45,554.5 …

MDCs 37,193.8 37,907.4 38,284.2 38,647.2 39,320.8 39,256.2 …

BARBADOS 1 3,618.1 3,627.4 3,654.8 3,665.0 3,663.7 3,671.3 …

GUYANA 2 1,474.1 1,538.5 1,622.1 1,683.7 1,789.1 1,857.8 1,884.5

JAMAICA 2 10,073.8 9,927.2 10,068.6 10,016.8 10,037.4 10,090.3 10,184.6

SURINAME 2,963.0 3,116.0 3,298.2 3,387.1 3,486.4 3,499.2 3,404.4


LDCs 5,968.5 5,876.2 5,908.4 5,976.3 6,070.6 6,298.3 …

BELIZE 1,273.4 1,315.8 1,343.4 1,394.8 1,416.1 1,470.8 …

OECS 4,695.1 4,560.5 4,565.0 4,581.5 4,654.5 4,827.4 4,975.7


DOMINICA 439.4 442.4 441.3 436.6 440.0 458.4 450.3

GRENADA 699.0 695.4 700.8 692.7 709.0 761.0 808.4

MONTSERRAT 55.4 53.8 56.8 58.9 61.8 63.1 63.3

ST. KITTS AND NEVIS 654.7 639.9 655.3 651.4 691.9 733.1 760.7

SAINT LUCIA 1,113.6 1,094.7 1,097.3 1,081.4 1,082.1 1,086.8 1,112.6

ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES 627.8 606.8 604.3 612.6 623.9 631.0 641.2

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 9,270.8 9,051.6 8,899.9 8,709.6 8,642.9 8,753.0 …

ANGUILLA 259.1 247.5 257.6 241.5 240.1 252.4 259.8

BERMUDA 5,276.0 5,145.2 4,917.5 4,723.8 4,610.8 4,590.6 …

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS … … … … … … …

CAYMAN ISLANDS 3,071.5 2,988.1 3,023.0 3,060.2 3,099.0 3,185.0 …

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS 664.3 670.8 701.8 684.0 693.0 725.1 754.91 Refers to GDP at factor cost.

2 Refers to GDP at basic prices

Table 1.1a CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product In Constant 2006 Prices

Table 1.1b CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product In Constant 2006 Prices

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COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 21,115.1 21,355.9 21,302.3 22,677.4 23,009.4 23,267.9 23,904.5

CSME 130,267.7 143,191.3 156,492.6 160,914.6 162,921.5 165,634.6 …

MDCs 112,843.4 125,658.7 138,450.8 142,380.5 143,864.6 145,512.1 …

BARBADOS 12,423.2 12,006.1 11,768.9 11,696.9 11,802.2 11,752.4 …

GUYANA 5,509.8 6,133.0 6,990.2 7,712.5 8,123.5 8,283.2 9,321.8

JAMAICA 32,466.1 35,732.4 38,989.5 39,865.7 38,344.4 37,427.1 38,371.9

SURINAME 10,464.0 11,796.4 11,927.7 13,445.8 13,893.3 14,150.0 13,316.4


LDCs 17,424.4 17,532.6 18,041.8 18,534.0 19,056.9 20,122.5 …

BELIZE 3,609.8 3,772.2 4,014.9 4,249.4 4,385.6 4,638.2 …

OECS 13,814.6 13,760.4 14,026.9 14,284.6 14,671.3 15,484.3 16,095.9


DOMINICA 1,320.5 1,333.3 1,352.7 1,312.0 1,372.8 1,426.1 1,396.5

GRENADA 2,082.5 2,081.7 2,102.4 2,159.7 2,274.9 2,461.2 2,657.0

MONTSERRAT 160.4 149.9 172.0 168.8 160.6 159.3 159.9


SAINT LUCIA 3,188.6 3,353.1 3,457.7 3,506.8 3,558.7 3,742.7 3,864.1


ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 29,854.7 29,409.4 29,229.8 29,253.3 29,726.4 … …

ANGUILLA 762.8 723.4 789.5 756.3 761.4 840.6 863.3

BERMUDA 16,035.1 15,809.4 15,175.0 15,077.7 15,227.2 15,258.5 …

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 2,365.2 2,413.8 2,473.2 2,455.3 2,472.1 … …

CAYMAN ISLANDS 8,793.1 8,608.5 8,824.3 9,031.6 9,277.4 9,735.7 …

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS 1,898.6 1,854.3 1,967.7 1,932.5 1,988.2 2,151.2 2,329.2


COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 7,820.4 7,909.6 7,889.8 8,399.0 8,522.0 8,617.7 8,853.5

CSME 48,247.3 53,033.8 57,960.2 59,598.0 60,341.3 61,346.2 …

MDCs 41,793.8 46,540.3 51,278.1 52,733.5 53,283.2 53,893.4 …

BARBADOS 4,601.2 4,446.7 4,358.9 4,332.2 4,371.2 4,352.8 …

GUYANA 2,040.7 2,271.5 2,589.0 2,856.5 3,008.7 3,067.9 3,452.5

JAMAICA 12,024.5 13,234.2 14,440.6 14,765.1 14,201.6 13,861.9 14,211.8

SURINAME 3,875.6 4,369.0 4,417.7 4,979.9 5,145.7 5,240.7 4,932.0


LDCs 6,453.5 6,493.5 6,682.2 6,864.5 7,058.1 7,452.8 …

BELIZE 1,337.0 1,397.1 1,487.0 1,573.9 1,624.3 1,717.9 …

OECS 5,116.5 5,096.4 5,195.2 5,290.6 5,433.8 5,734.9 5,961.4


DOMINICA 489.1 493.8 501.0 485.9 508.4 528.2 517.2

GRENADA 771.3 771.0 778.7 799.9 842.6 911.6 984.1

MONTSERRAT 59.4 55.5 63.7 62.5 59.5 59.0 59.2


SAINT LUCIA 1,180.9 1,241.9 1,280.6 1,298.8 1,318.1 1,386.2 1,431.1



ANGUILLA 282.5 267.9 292.4 280.1 282.0 311.3 319.7

BERMUDA 5,938.9 5,855.3 5,620.4 5,584.3 5,639.7 5,651.3 …

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 876.0 894.0 916.0 909.4 915.6 … …

CAYMAN ISLANDS 3,256.7 3,188.3 3,268.3 3,345.0 3,436.1 3,605.8 …

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS 703.2 686.8 728.8 715.7 736.4 796.8 862.7

Table 1.2a CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices

Table 1.2b CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices

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COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY … … … … … … …

THE BAHAMAS 20,736.3 20,795.6 20,644.7 21,955.0 22,120.8 22,092.9 22,568.3

CSME … … … … … … …

MDCs … … … … … … …

BARBADOS … … … … … … …

GUYANA 5,464.3 6,167.7 6,965.0 7,709.2 8,045.8 8,234.8 …

JAMAICA 30,676.3 34,395.8 37,589.4 39,265.5 37,362.7 36,441.5 37,316.4

SURINAME 10,478.6 11,509.0 11,210.4 12,918.8 13,534.0 13,959.7 13,239.6

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO … … … … … … …

LDCs 17,348.0 17,642.4 18,255.4 18,522.7 19,196.0 20,230.8 …

BELIZE 4,136.1 4,329.2 4,616.7 4,661.9 4,868.9 5,113.1 …

OECS 13,211.9 13,313.2 13,638.7 13,860.9 14,327.1 15,117.7 15,750.6


DOMINICA 1,283.6 1,307.8 1,324.2 1,286.2 1,320.1 1,379.8 1,349.4

GRENADA 1,912.2 1,974.1 2,016.6 2,067.1 2,195.0 2,371.8 2,565.8

MONTSERRAT 150.6 139.6 162.4 160.9 155.1 157.5 157.2


SAINT LUCIA 3,066.6 3,246.3 3,403.8 3,416.1 3,497.0 3,681.4 3,804.8


ASSOCIATE MEMBERS … … … … … … …

ANGUILLA 745.3 730.7 788.6 750.4 749.9 841.8 864.3

BERMUDA 15,462.5 15,821.9 15,203.0 15,468.1 15,654.8 15,527.1 …

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 2,162.7 2,205.9 2,254.5 2,232.4 … … …

CAYMAN ISLANDS … … … … … … …

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS … … … … … … …


COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY … … … … … … …

THE BAHAMAS 7,680.1 7,702.1 7,646.2 8,131.5 8,192.9 8,182.5 8,358.6

CSME … … … … … … …

MDCs … … … … … … …

BARBADOS … … … … … … …

GUYANA 2,023.8 2,284.3 2,579.6 2,855.3 2,979.9 3,049.9 …

JAMAICA 11,361.6 12,739.2 13,922.0 14,542.8 13,838.0 13,496.9 13,820.9

SURINAME 3,880.9 4,262.6 4,152.0 4,784.7 5,012.6 5,170.3 4,903.6

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO … … … … … … …

LDCs 6,425.2 6,534.2 6,761.3 6,860.3 7,109.6 7,492.9 …

BELIZE 1,531.9 1,603.4 1,709.9 1,726.6 1,803.3 1,893.7 …

OECS 4,893.3 4,930.8 5,051.4 5,133.7 5,306.3 5,599.2 5,833.6


DOMINICA 475.4 484.4 490.4 476.4 488.9 511.0 499.8

GRENADA 708.2 731.1 746.9 765.6 813.0 878.5 950.3

MONTSERRAT 55.8 51.7 60.2 59.6 57.5 58.3 58.2


SAINT LUCIA 1,135.8 1,202.3 1,260.7 1,265.2 1,295.2 1,363.5 1,409.2



ANGUILLA 276.0 270.6 292.1 277.9 277.7 311.8 320.1

BERMUDA 5,726.8 5,860.0 5,630.7 5,728.9 5,798.1 5,750.8 …

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 801.0 817.0 835.0 826.8 … … …

CAYMAN ISLANDS … … … … … … …

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS … … … … … … …

Table 1.3a CARICOM: Gross National Income in Current Market Prices

Table 1.3b CARICOM: Gross National Income in Current Market Prices

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COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 402.0 459.0 457.9 475.8 399.6 408.7 386.9

CSME 5,159.5 5,336.0 5,804.8 6,231.4 6,455.6 6,565.8 …

MDCs 4,195.6 4,379.7 4,798.7 5,119.5 5,259.6 5,304.5 …

BARBADOS 169.8 163.4 155.6 168.8 183.5 169.8 …

GUYANA 986.3 976.9 1,140.8 1,264.9 1,343.3 1,344.7 1,382.2

JAMAICA 1,776.6 1,882.8 2,202.5 2,301.5 2,290.9 2,235.8 2,400.2

SURINAME 1,029.2 1,117.1 1,041.2 1,127.9 1,178.4 1,299.6 1,378.9

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 233.7 239.5 258.6 256.4 263.5 254.6 255.0

LDCs 963.9 956.4 1,006.1 1,111.9 1,196.1 1,261.3 …

BELIZE 404.7 433.7 459.5 555.0 580.4 619.5 …

OECS 559.2 522.7 546.6 556.8 615.6 641.8 692.7

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA 49.5 50.7 59.4 61.5 64.4 54.3 61.7

DOMINICA 165.7 152.9 169.1 157.7 187.8 189.7 181.4

GRENADA 96.3 94.0 93.5 104.4 110.0 150.2 202.3

MONTSERRAT 1.7 1.5 1.7 2.1 2.0 2.2 2.0


SAINT LUCIA 114.6 85.3 76.6 87.6 97.5 89.4 93.9


ASSOCIATE MEMBERS 197.0 193.5 201.9 193.4 195.2 … …

ANGUILLA 14.3 13.2 16.7 17.1 15.6 16.7 17.7

BERMUDA 116.1 116.0 118.2 110.8 112.2 99.2 …


CAYMAN ISLANDS 29.1 28.7 30.0 31.0 31.5 34.7 …



COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 148.9 170.0 169.6 176.2 148.0 151.4 143.3

CSME 1,910.9 1,976.3 2,149.9 2,307.9 2,391.0 2,431.8 …

MDCs 1,553.9 1,622.1 1,777.3 1,896.1 1,948.0 1,964.6 …

BARBADOS 62.9 60.5 57.6 62.5 68.0 62.9 …

GUYANA 365.3 361.8 422.5 468.5 497.5 498.0 511.9

JAMAICA 658.0 697.3 815.7 852.4 848.5 828.1 889.0

SURINAME 381.2 413.7 385.6 417.7 436.5 481.3 510.7


LDCs 357.0 354.2 372.6 411.8 443.0 467.1 …

BELIZE 149.9 160.6 170.2 205.6 215.0 229.5 …

OECS 207.1 193.6 202.4 206.2 228.0 237.7 256.6


DOMINICA 61.4 56.6 62.6 58.4 69.6 70.3 67.2

GRENADA 35.7 34.8 34.6 38.7 40.7 55.6 74.9

MONTSERRAT 0.6 0.5 0.6 0.8 0.7 0.8 0.7


SAINT LUCIA 42.5 31.6 28.4 32.4 36.1 33.1 34.8



ANGUILLA 5.3 4.9 6.2 6.3 5.8 6.2 6.5

BERMUDA 43.0 43.0 43.8 41.0 41.5 36.7 …


CAYMAN ISLANDS 10.8 10.6 11.1 11.5 11.7 12.8 …


Table 1.4a CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Agriculture

Table 1.4b CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Agriculture

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COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 203.2 225.1 153.2 182.4 238.7 329.0 283.0

CSME 18,874.3 16,399.9 19,958.4 20,403.8 20,464.8 19,791.8 …

MDCs 18,786.2 16,320.4 19,882.3 20,330.3 20,379.1 19,706.1 …

BARBADOS 23.8 28.2 30.0 28.1 26.6 25.1 …

GUYANA 680.1 853.8 1,169.1 1,443.2 1,282.1 1,102.3 1,681.1

JAMAICA 272.3 394.3 486.8 449.5 416.0 436.2 706.1

SURINAME 746.5 850.8 800.2 941.9 781.7 634.5 403.6


LDCs 88.0 79.5 76.2 73.5 85.7 85.6 …

BELIZE 16.6 17.4 18.5 20.4 20.2 18.9 …

OECS 71.4 62.0 57.6 53.1 65.5 66.7 64.8


DOMINICA 15.3 16.5 19.0 14.8 16.2 15.3 14.2

GRENADA 8.9 6.6 5.0 4.3 5.2 5.6 7.8

MONTSERRAT 0.6 0.3 1.2 0.8 1.1 1.8 2.6


SAINT LUCIA 7.1 7.0 7.0 7.2 6.9 6.3 6.0



ANGUILLA 7.1 3.1 2.9 2.7 2.4 3.7 3.7

BERMUDA … … … … … … …


CAYMAN ISLANDS 72.7 66.0 60.6 65.0 65.9 58.3 …



COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 75.3 83.4 56.7 67.6 88.4 121.8 104.8

CSME 6,990.5 6,074.0 7,392.0 7,556.9 7,579.6 7,330.3 …

MDCs 6,957.9 6,044.6 7,363.8 7,529.7 7,547.8 7,298.6 …

BARBADOS 8.8 10.5 11.1 10.4 9.9 9.3 …

GUYANA 251.9 316.2 433.0 534.5 474.8 408.2 622.6

JAMAICA 100.9 146.0 180.3 166.5 154.1 161.5 261.5

SURINAME 276.5 315.1 296.4 348.8 289.5 235.0 149.5


LDCs 32.6 29.4 28.2 27.2 31.7 31.7 …

BELIZE 6.2 6.5 6.9 7.5 7.5 7.0 …

OECS 26.4 23.0 21.3 19.7 24.3 24.7 24.0


DOMINICA 5.7 6.1 7.1 5.5 6.0 5.7 5.2

GRENADA 3.3 2.4 1.8 1.6 1.9 2.1 2.9

MONTSERRAT 0.2 0.1 0.4 0.3 0.4 0.7 1.0


SAINT LUCIA 2.6 2.6 2.6 2.7 2.6 2.3 2.2



ANGUILLA 2.6 1.1 1.1 1.0 0.9 1.4 1.4

BERMUDA … … … … … … …


CAYMAN ISLANDS 26.9 24.5 22.4 24.1 24.4 21.6 …


Table 1.5a CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Mining and Quarrying

Table 1.5b CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Mining and Quarrying

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COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 778.4 800.2 822.3 1,176.4 965.4 994.4 725.1

CSME 15,694.0 19,070.0 22,368.8 21,160.7 19,086.3 18,903.8 …

MDCs 14,770.7 18,070.8 21,284.7 20,114.3 18,094.2 17,938.4 …

BARBADOS 726.0 700.2 647.1 551.1 495.5 421.5 …

GUYANA 369.5 363.7 395.3 429.1 478.4 452.7 479.9

JAMAICA 2,665.6 2,766.0 3,067.8 3,210.2 3,098.7 3,013.7 3,159.4

SURINAME 2,120.5 2,475.2 2,483.0 2,863.0 2,610.3 2,314.0 1,293.7


LDCs 923.3 999.2 1,084.1 1,046.4 992.1 965.4 …

BELIZE 412.7 460.6 541.1 511.8 434.1 396.7 …

OECS 510.5 538.6 543.0 534.6 558.0 568.7 575.6


DOMINICA 30.6 31.5 35.9 40.4 41.6 42.7 38.9

GRENADA 69.0 71.9 71.0 70.1 76.9 84.2 96.9

MONTSERRAT 2.5 2.3 2.3 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.4


SAINT LUCIA 108.1 103.5 110.9 107.5 94.4 89.2 91.7



ANGUILLA 24.0 17.7 14.1 14.9 14.5 16.5 17.6

BERMUDA 207.7 202.0 176.1 140.7 132.5 119.8 …


CAYMAN ISLANDS 80.9 75.5 75.7 79.4 82.5 86.9 …



COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 288.3 296.4 304.5 435.7 357.6 368.3 268.6

CSME 5,812.6 7,063.0 8,284.7 7,837.3 7,069.0 7,001.4 …

MDCs 5,470.6 6,692.9 7,883.2 7,449.7 6,701.6 6,643.8 …

BARBADOS 268.9 259.4 239.7 204.1 183.5 156.1 …

GUYANA 136.9 134.7 146.4 158.9 177.2 167.7 177.7

JAMAICA 987.2 1,024.4 1,136.2 1,188.9 1,147.7 1,116.2 1,170.2

SURINAME 785.4 916.8 919.6 1,060.4 966.8 857.0 479.1


LDCs 341.9 370.1 401.5 387.6 367.4 357.6 …

BELIZE 152.9 170.6 200.4 189.6 160.8 146.9 …

OECS 189.1 199.5 201.1 198.0 206.6 210.6 213.2


DOMINICA 11.3 11.7 13.3 15.0 15.4 15.8 14.4

GRENADA 25.6 26.6 26.3 26.0 28.5 31.2 35.9

MONTSERRAT 0.9 0.9 0.9 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.9


SAINT LUCIA 40.0 38.3 41.1 39.8 35.0 33.0 34.0



ANGUILLA 8.9 6.5 5.2 5.5 5.4 6.1 6.5

BERMUDA 76.9 74.8 65.2 52.1 49.1 44.4 …


CAYMAN ISLANDS 30.0 28.0 28.1 29.4 30.6 32.2 …


Table 1.6a CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Manufacturing

Table 1.6b CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Manufacturing

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COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 442.4 459.2 497.1 462.9 432.3 473.7 524.2

CSME 2,782.3 3,068.2 3,155.6 3,115.3 3,200.3 3,337.6 …

MDCs 2,228.7 2,468.0 2,546.5 2,545.3 2,567.2 2,654.5 …

BARBADOS 263.8 289.8 299.4 303.2 288.0 279.5 …

GUYANA 110.5 141.6 80.1 85.2 149.7 167.1 249.6

JAMAICA 885.4 1,015.5 1,105.8 1,064.6 1,035.8 1,046.3 1,101.6

SURINAME 206.9 251.4 217.4 250.1 276.9 282.2 400.0


LDCs 553.6 600.1 609.1 570.0 633.1 683.1 …

BELIZE 125.4 133.3 128.5 95.3 145.9 176.7 …

OECS 428.2 466.8 480.6 474.7 487.2 506.5 532.9


DOMINICA 47.8 51.9 57.2 56.8 56.0 58.3 55.2

GRENADA 79.6 80.7 80.3 86.3 86.8 91.3 86.9

MONTSERRAT 4.1 4.4 4.6 4.5 4.6 4.0 4.3


SAINT LUCIA 115.8 118.1 113.4 120.5 140.5 144.5 150.4



ANGUILLA 33.4 31.5 34.1 30.3 31.1 30.9 33.7

BERMUDA 261.4 260.6 263.6 233.8 225.9 234.2 …


CAYMAN ISLANDS 281.0 294.2 288.4 297.4 305.4 310.2 …



COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 163.8 170.1 184.1 171.4 160.1 175.4 194.1

CSME 1,030.5 1,136.4 1,168.7 1,153.8 1,185.3 1,236.1 …

MDCs 825.4 914.1 943.1 942.7 950.8 983.1 …

BARBADOS 97.7 107.4 110.9 112.3 106.7 103.5 …

GUYANA 40.9 52.4 29.7 31.6 55.4 61.9 92.4

JAMAICA 327.9 376.1 409.5 394.3 383.6 387.5 408.0

SURINAME 76.6 93.1 80.5 92.6 102.6 104.5 148.2


LDCs 205.0 222.3 225.6 211.1 234.5 253.0 …

BELIZE 46.4 49.4 47.6 35.3 54.0 65.4 …

OECS 158.6 172.9 178.0 175.8 180.5 187.6 197.4


DOMINICA 17.7 19.2 21.2 21.0 20.8 21.6 20.4

GRENADA 29.5 29.9 29.7 32.0 32.1 33.8 32.2

MONTSERRAT 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.7 1.7 1.5 1.6


SAINT LUCIA 42.9 43.7 42.0 44.6 52.0 53.5 55.7



ANGUILLA 12.4 11.7 12.6 11.2 11.5 11.5 12.5

BERMUDA 96.8 96.5 97.6 86.6 83.7 86.7 …


CAYMAN ISLANDS 104.1 109.0 106.8 110.2 113.1 114.9 …


Table 1.7a CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Utilities

Table 1.7b CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Utilities

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COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 18,805.1 19,267.8 19,307.2 20,097.8 20,952.4 21,024.0 21,945.9

CSME 80,126.3 90,339.4 96,482.4 99,816.8 102,741.7 105,828.3 …

MDCs 67,204.6 77,495.5 83,359.1 86,289.0 88,889.7 91,259.1 …

BARBADOS 9,537.1 9,360.5 9,435.0 9,281.0 9,106.6 9,035.8 …

GUYANA 2,823.7 3,216.1 3,573.7 3,809.9 4,144.3 4,432.0 4,706.7

JAMAICA 24,172.3 26,027.8 28,133.6 28,538.0 27,029.5 26,193.8 26,207.3

SURINAME 5,505.9 6,260.8 6,293.0 7,092.7 7,869.1 8,471.8 8,573.7


LDCs 12,921.7 12,843.9 13,123.3 13,527.8 13,852.1 14,569.2 …

BELIZE 2,362.6 2,394.1 2,510.4 2,681.2 2,774.1 2,947.5 …

OECS 10,559.1 10,449.8 10,612.8 10,846.6 11,078.0 11,621.7 12,011.2


DOMINICA 840.9 860.2 860.0 844.4 875.0 909.0 891.0

GRENADA 1,598.6 1,570.2 1,578.0 1,627.2 1,722.4 1,814.7 1,900.0

MONTSERRAT 138.7 129.3 149.0 142.6 134.8 130.8 130.5


SAINT LUCIA 2,446.5 2,636.9 2,746.0 2,776.5 2,745.2 2,883.1 2,960.1



ANGUILLA 615.1 589.0 601.6 608.4 609.9 682.6 699.8

BERMUDA 15,914.7 15,852.1 15,348.6 15,278.9 15,408.8 15,409.2 …

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 2,214.0 2,281.5 2,343.6 2,325.4 2,319.8 … …

CAYMAN ISLANDS 9,049.5 8,770.0 8,911.9 9,170.0 9,394.9 9,793.4 …

TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDS 1,712.8 1,654.5 1,706.8 1,655.6 1,694.1 1,822.2 1,961.2


COUNTRIES 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


THE BAHAMAS 6,964.8 7,136.2 7,150.8 7,443.6 7,760.1 7,786.7 8,128.1

CSME 29,676.4 33,459.0 35,734.2 36,969.2 38,052.5 39,195.7 …

MDCs 24,890.6 28,702.0 30,873.7 31,958.9 32,922.1 33,799.7 …

BARBADOS 3,532.3 3,466.9 3,494.5 3,437.4 3,372.8 3,346.6 …

GUYANA 1,045.8 1,191.2 1,323.6 1,411.1 1,534.9 1,641.5 1,743.2

JAMAICA 8,952.7 9,639.9 10,419.8 10,569.6 10,010.9 9,701.4 9,706.4

SURINAME 2,039.2 2,318.8 2,330.7 2,626.9 2,914.5 3,137.7 3,175.4


LDCs 4,785.8 4,757.0 4,860.5 5,010.3 5,130.4 5,396.0 …

BELIZE 875.1 886.7 929.8 993.0 1,027.4 1,091.7 …

OECS 3,910.8 3,870.3 3,930.7 4,017.2 4,103.0 4,304.3 4,448.6

ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA 999.8 923.5 910.0 973.3 955.3 1,018.4 1,072.0

DOMINICA 311.4 318.6 318.5 312.7 324.1 336.7 330.0

GRENADA 592.1 581.6 584.4 602.7 637.9 672.1 703.7

MONTSERRAT 51.4 47.9 55.2 52.8 49.9 48.4 48.3


SAINT LUCIA 906.1 976.6 1,017.0 1,028.3 1,016.7 1,067.8 1,096.3



ANGUILLA 227.8 218.1 222.8 225.3 225.9 252.8 259.2

BERMUDA 5,894.3 5,871.1 5,684.7 5,658.9 5,707.0 5,707.1 …


CAYMAN ISLANDS 3,351.7 3,248.1 3,300.7 3,396.3 3,479.6 3,627.2 …


Table 1.8a CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Services

Table 1.8b CARICOM: Gross Domestic Product in Current Market Prices: Services

8

Table 2.1 Antigua and Barbuda: Value added by industries at current prices


Industries 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl

A+B Agriculture, hunting, forestry; fishing 49.5

050.7

059.4

061.5

064.4

054.3

061.7

0

A Agriculture, hunting, forestry 23.10

26.40

29.90

28.70

29.40

30.10

30.30

Agriculture, hunting and related service activities 22.2

025.5

029.0

027.8

028.5

029.2

029.4

0

Forestry, logging and related service activities 0.9

00.9

00.9

00.9

00.9

00.9

00.9

0

B Fishing 26.4 0 24.2 0 29.5 0 32.8 0 35.0 0 24.2 0 31.4 0

C Mining and quarrying 31.2 0 25.3 0 20.4 0 21.6 0 30.3 0 31.7 0 28.2 0

D Manufacturing 68.4 0 66.9 0 69.0 0 67.3 0 87.4 0 93.0 0 92.9 0

E Electricity, gas and water supply 91.30

113.60

131.60

112.40

109.00

118.30

151.90

F Construction 453.3 0 296.5 0 225.4 0 260.4 0 273.5 0 303.3 0 316.9 0

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants 741.0

0

725.1

0

722.7

0

778.0

0

767.5

0

811.4

0

834.4

0

G Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods 407.3

0

391.0

0

372.2

0

415.7

0

404.7

0

436.9

0

449.8

0

H Hotels and restaurants 333.7 0 334.1 0 350.5 0 362.3 0 362.8 0 374.5 0 384.6 0

I Transport, storage and communications 383.1

0336.0

0321.8

0334.9

0315.6

0316.1

0349.3

0

Land transport; transport via pipelines, water transport; air transport; Supporting and auxiliary transport activities; activities of travel agencies 239.2

0

221.3

0

215.5

0

230.6

0

207.2

0

222.5

0

245.3

0

Post and telecommunications 143.9 0 114.7 0 106.3 0 104.3 0 108.5 0 93.6 0 104.1 0

J+K Financial intermediation; real estate, renting and business activities 565.3

0

605.30

650.00

675.80

622.30

660.70

720.40

J Financial intermediation 272.1 0 279.5 0 292.7 0 290.3 0 222.7 0 223.7 0 228.9 0

K Real estate, renting and business activities 293.2

0325.8

0357.3

0385.5

0399.6

0437.0

0491.5

0

L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 254.8

0

237.90

237.20

250.30

249.50

289.70

300.80

M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services 287.3

0

277.70

284.90

312.90

335.10

353.20

357.60

M Education 149.5 0 135.7 0 137.0 0 154.0 0 170.4 0 178.6 0 183.3 0

N Health and social work 76.8 0 77.8 0 80.6 0 88.4 0 88.1 0 95.0 0 99.8 0

O Other community, social and personal services 61.0

064.1

067.2

070.5

076.6

079.7

074.5

0

P Private households with employed persons 14.8

015.0

015.2

015.6

015.7

015.3

015.0

0

Plus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 1 2,864.9 2,661.6 2,645.4 2,805.7 2,805.2 2,992.9 3,174.4Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 74.9

0

88.20

92.00

85.10

65.20

54.10

54.90

Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 422.9

0437.9

0437.6

0477.6

0423.7

0447.8

0485.9

0

Plus: Taxes on products 446.9 0 460.9 0 462.6 0 503.6 0 449.7 0 473.8 0 511.9 0

Less: Subsidies on products 24.0 0 23.0 0 25.0 0 26.0 0 26.0 0 26.0 0 26.0 0

Plus: Statistical discrepancy

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3,287.8 0 3,099.4 0 3,083.0 0 3,283.3 0 3,228.9 0 3,440.7 0 3,660.2 0

1 Excludes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) but FISIM is included in the industry data.

9

Table 2.2 Antigua and Barbuda: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices


Industries 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl


041.6

047.3

048.4

051.1

042.9

048.5

0


22.30

23.60

22.60

21.90

22.50

22.20


021.4

022.7

021.7

021.0

021.6

021.3

0


00.9

00.9

00.9

00.9

00.9

00.9

0

B Fishing 20.9 0 19.4 0 23.7 0 25.8 0 29.2 0 20.4 0 26.3 0


D Manufacturing 62.3 0 56.8 0 58.4 0 49.5 0 58.2 0 60.5 0 59.8 0


98.40

106.30

104.80

102.70

100.80

107.80

F Construction 394.0 0 256.5 0 194.0 0 213.5 0 219.5 0 235.1 0 244.4 0


0

696.6

0

683.4

0

712.3

0

704.2

0

738.1

0

756.0

0


0

356.1

0

328.0

0

349.0

0

341.0

0

364.1

0

372.2

0



0274.3

0274.8

0272.1

0267.1

0265.9

0273.0

0


0

164.0

0

158.9

0

167.5

0

158.9

0

165.1

0

162.7

0



0

535.30

552.70

563.90

560.50

583.80

623.80



0289.7

0305.4

0319.8

0331.5

0353.2

0392.7

0


0

200.40

199.80

206.70

210.20

242.80

253.40


0

250.40

255.60

276.30

297.50

312.30

314.80

M Education 133.6 0 119.9 0 120.6 0 133.5 0 148.9 0 155.7 0 159.8 0



059.0

061.4

064.8

069.8

071.6

066.4

0


013.7

013.4

013.3

013.2

012.8

012.4

0

Plus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 1 2,600.1

02,381.9

02,338.1

02,417.9

02,453.2

02,569.4

02,667.4

0

Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 67.5

0

65.90

66.80

63.40

59.70

55.70

53.40


0391.9

0386.8

0411.6

0370.6

0384.4

0408.3

0

Plus: Taxes on products Less: Subsidies on products




10

Table 2.3 Antigua and Barbuda: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pl

Final consumption expenditure 2,428.9 ## 2,646.2 ## 2,725.7 ## 2,995.3 ## 2,945.1 ## 3,005.3 ## 2,961.9 ##

Household final consumption expenditure 1,781.2

##2,092.2

##2,186.8

##2,425.6

##2,397.4

##2,441.2

##2,376.3

##

NPISHs final consumption expenditureGeneral government final consumption expenditure 647.7

##554.0

##538.9

##569.7

##547.8

##564.1

##585.7

##

Individual consumption expenditureCollective consumption expenditure

Gross capital formation 1,250.0 ## 872.1 ## 637.1 ## 716.6 ## 756.9 ## 844.6 ## 882.5 ##

Gross fixed capital formation 1,250.0 ## 872.1 ## 637.1 ## 716.6 ## 756.9 ## 844.6 ## 882.5 ##

Changes in inventoriesAcquisitions less disposals of valuables

Exports of goods and services 1,516.4 ## 1,414.4 ## 1,451.9 ## 1,466.9 ## 1,473.0 ## 1,595.4 ## 1,625.9 ##

Exports of goods 137.2 ## 123.4 ## 151.6 ## 159.4 ## 171.4 ## 186.2 ## 161.1 ##

Exports of services 1,379.2 ## 1,290.9 ## 1,300.3 ## 1,307.4 ## 1,301.6 ## 1,409.2 ## 1,464.8 ##

Less: Imports of goods and services 1,907.5

##1,833.1

##1,731.7

##1,895.4

##1,946.1

##2,004.6

##1,810.1

##

Imports of goods 1,293.1 ## 1,225.5 ## 1,162.2 ## 1,329.3 ## 1,358.3 ## 1,396.9 ## 1,200.1 ##

Imports of services 614.4 ## 607.6 ## 569.5 ## 566.0 ## 587.8 ## 607.7 ## 610.0 ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3,287.8 ## 3,099.4 ## 3,083.0 ## 3,283.3 ## 3,228.9 ## 3,440.7 ## 3,660.2 ##

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Table 2.4 Antigua and Barbuda: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3,287.8 3,099.4 3,083.0 3,283.3 3,228.9 3,440.7 3,660.2Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net 23.1 20.8 20.6 21.7 21.0 21.4 21.9

Plus: Compensation of employees - from the rest of the world 23.1 20.8 20.6 21.7 21.0 21.4 21.9Less: Compensation of employees - to the rest of the world 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -160.3 -105.8 -127.2 -159.6 -104.4 -118.9 -106.3

Plus: Property income - from the rest of the world 12.3 9.3 7.0 6.7 5.3 5.1 5.6Less: Property income - to the rest of the world 172.6 115.1 134.2 166.3 109.7 124.0 111.9

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -137.2 -85.0 -106.6 -137.9 -83.5 -97.5 -84.4

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from the rest of the world 35.4 30.1 27.6 28.4 26.2 26.5 27.6

Less: Compensation of employees and property income - to the rest of the world 172.6 115.1 134.2 166.3 109.7 124.0 111.9

Plus: Taxes less subsidies on production and imports - from and to the rest of the world, net

Plus: Taxes less subsidies on production and imports - from the rest of the worldLess: Taxes less subsidies on production and imports - to the rest of the world

GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, at market prices 3,150.6 3,014.4 2,976.5 3,145.4 3,145.4 3,343.2 3,575.9Plus: Current transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 72.0 52.6 69.3 81.9 70.7 76.8 77.3

Plus: Current transfers - from the rest of the world 109.2 104.1 114.7 128.4 127.2 129.9 132.9Less: Current transfers - to the rest of the world 37.3 51.5 45.4 46.5 56.5 53.1 55.6

GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 3,222.6 3,067.0 3,045.8 3,227.3 3,216.1 3,420.0 3,653.1Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 2,428.9 2,646.2 2,725.7 2,995.3 2,945.1 3,005.3 2,961.9Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 793.7 420.9 320.0 232.0 270.9 414.6 691.2Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 10.2 54.9 32.9 15.9 36.5 84.6 109.6

Plus: Capital transfers - from the rest of the world 10.2 54.9 32.9 15.9 36.5 84.6 109.6Less: Capital transfers - to the rest of the world 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Less: Gross capital formation 1,250.0 872.1 637.1 716.6 756.9 844.6 882.5

Less: Acquisitions less disposals of non-produced non-financial assets 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Plus: Statistical discrepancy

NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION -446.1 -396.3 -284.2 -468.7 -449.4 -345.3 -81.7

Less: Consumption of fixed capital

NET NATIONAL INCOME, in market pricesNET NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOMESAVING, NET

12

Table 3.1 The Bahamas: Value added by industries at current prices (ISIC 4)


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Pv 2015 Pl

A Agriculture, forestry and fishing402.0

0459.0

0457.9

0475.8

0399.6

0408.7

0386.9

0

01 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities 207.7

0

169.90

174.10

174.40

179.10

176.70

160.90

02 Forestry and logging03 Fishing and aquaculture 194.2 0 289.1 0 283.8 0 301.4 0 220.5 0 232.0 0 226.0 0

B+C+D+E Manufacturing, mining and quarrying and other industrial activities 1,423.9

0

1,484.50

1,472.60

1,821.70

1,636.50

1,797.10

1,532.40

B Mining and quarrying 203.2 0 225.1 0 153.2 0 182.4 0 238.7 0 329.0 0 283.0 0

C Manufacturing 778.4 0 800.2 0 822.3 0 1,176.4 0 965.4 0 994.4 0 725.1 0

D Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 314.6

0322.0

0330.0

0324.3

0320.9

0345.8

0358.1

0

E Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 127.8

0

137.30

167.10

138.60

111.40

127.90

166.10

F Construction 1,369.0 0 1,748.0 0 1,882.3 0 2,144.2 0 2,451.5 0 2,496.3 0 1,501.4 0

G+H+I Wholesale and retail trade, transportation and storage, accommodation and food service activities 5,803.2

0

5,711.8

0

5,471.4

0

5,657.5

0

5,832.1

0

5,629.4

0

6,326.1

0

G Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,570.6

0

2,380.60

2,216.90

2,261.40

2,397.20

2,455.40

2,725.10

H Transportation and storage 910.9 0 851.3 0 911.3 0 945.2 0 962.0 0 942.4 0 1,156.6 0

I Accommodation and food service activities 2,321.7

02,479.8

02,343.2

02,451.0

02,472.9

02,231.7

02,444.4

0

J Information and communication935.5

0845.7

0915.8

01,149.0

01,155.2

0987.3

0969.8

0

K Financial and insurance activities2,235.7

02,448.0

02,546.3

02,491.8

02,506.3

02,386.7

02,674.9

0

L Real estate activities 3,387.0 0 3,476.1 0 3,560.2 0 3,563.9 0 3,646.0 0 3,607.1 0 3,852.6 0

M+N Professional, scientific, technical, administrative and support service activities 858.5

0

837.80

841.90

819.20

828.10

819.90

917.00

M Professional, scientific and technical activitiesN Administrative and support service activities

O+P+Q Public administration and defence, education, human health and social work activities

2,949.3

0

2,883.9

0

2,850.8

0

3,021.8

0

3,181.1

0

3,063.7

0

3,449.3

0

O Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 1,205.3

0

1,208.00

1,173.10

1,311.00

1,407.40

1,367.80

1,563.60

P Education 889.2 0 879.8 0 861.7 0 892.9 0 930.6 0 897.7 0 961.0 0

Q Human health and social work activities 854.7

0796.1

0816.0

0817.9

0843.1

0798.3

0924.6

0

R+S+T Other service activities 1,266.9 0 1,316.6 0 1,238.5 0 1,250.5 0 1,352.2 0 2,033.5 0 2,254.8 0

R Arts, entertainment and recreationS Other service activitiesT Private households with employed persons

Plus: Statistical discrepancyEquals: VALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 1,2 20,630.9

021,211.4

021,237.7

022,395.3

022,988.5

023,229.8

023,865.2

0

Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 1,072.3

0

1,358.20

1,644.90

1,590.10

1,611.90

1,539.20

1,656.00

Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 3 1,556.5

01,502.7

01,709.5

01,872.2

01,632.7

01,577.3

01,695.3

0

Plus: Taxes on productsLess: Subsidies on products



1 At producer's prices.2 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).3 Refers to Taxes less subsidies on imports

13

Table 3.2 The Bahamas: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices (ISIC 4)




0499.8

0460.2

0478.5

0363.6

0354.2

0345.8

0


0

134.50

129.90

112.10

111.00

100.80

90.30


B+C+D+E Manufacturing, mining and quarrying and other industrial activities 1,454.4

0

1,522.70

1,520.50

1,566.70

1,591.70

1,634.70

1,392.00


C Manufacturing 727.6 0 793.6 0 795.8 0 902.1 0 907.5 0 877.2 0 710.1 0


0279.4

0316.7

0289.1

0291.2

0293.5

0296.8

0


0

155.70

164.50

167.90

165.60

161.30

167.20

F Construction 1,328.5 0 1,655.1 0 1,810.1 0 2,049.0 0 2,234.0 0 2,241.8 0 1,422.0 0


0

6,063.2

0

5,970.1

0

6,200.3

0

6,091.4

0

5,713.2

0

5,876.7

0

G Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2,216.0

0

2,053.90

1,913.10

1,917.60

2,008.20

1,993.10

2,219.70

H Transportation and storage 808.7 0 695.1 0 768.7 0 713.6 0 697.7 0 722.2 0 706.8 0


03,314.2

03,288.2

03,569.1

03,385.5

02,997.9

02,950.3

0


0749.8

0804.1

0918.2

0986.6

0923.7

0952.0

0


02,319.9

02,410.8

02,294.8

02,274.5

02,151.4

02,357.3

0



0

601.80

591.50

588.30

585.40

560.10

604.20



2,671.7

0

2,699.3

0

2,773.0

0

2,792.1

0

2,801.3

0

2,739.3

0

2,827.1

0

O Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 1,161.3

0

1,181.70

1,201.80

1,209.90

1,189.60

1,157.30

1,200.30

P Education 769.2 0 806.7 0 830.8 0 851.6 0 866.5 0 855.1 0 875.5 0


0710.8

0740.4

0730.6

0745.2

0726.9

0751.4

0

R+S+T Other service activities 1,208.1 0 1,283.5 0 1,251.9 0 1,214.3 0 1,289.9 0 1,854.4 0 1,967.7 0



020,639.6

020,930.8

021,346.0

021,542.2

021,404.0

021,074.6

0


0

1,270.60

1,518.10

1,434.20

1,426.00

1,361.80

1,470.30

Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 3 1,477.6

01,366.7

01,450.1

01,594.9

01,392.7

01,353.9

01,435.9

0





14

Table 3.3 The Bahamas: Value added by industries at current prices (ISIC 4)

Millions of Bahamas dollars



0170.0

0169.6

0176.2

0148.0

0151.4

0143.3

0


0

62.90

64.50

64.60

66.30

65.40

59.60


B+C+D+E Manufacturing, mining and quarrying and other industrial activities 527.4

0

549.80

545.40

674.70

606.10

665.60

567.60


C Manufacturing 288.3 0 296.4 0 304.5 0 435.7 0 357.6 0 368.3 0 268.6 0


0119.2

0122.2

0120.1

0118.9

0128.1

0132.6

0


0

50.80

61.90

51.30

41.30

47.40

61.50

F Construction 507.0 0 647.4 0 697.1 0 794.1 0 908.0 0 924.6 0 556.1 0


0

2,115.5

0

2,026.5

0

2,095.4

0

2,160.0

0

2,085.0

0

2,343.0

0

G Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 952.1

0

881.70

821.10

837.50

887.90

909.40

1,009.30


I Accommodation and food service activities 859.9

0918.5

0867.9

0907.8

0915.9

0826.5

0905.4

0


0313.2

0339.2

0425.6

0427.8

0365.7

0359.2

0

K Financial and insurance activities828.0

0906.7

0943.1

0922.9

0928.3

0883.9

0990.7

0



0

310.30

311.80

303.40

306.70

303.70

339.60



1,092.3

0

1,068.1

0

1,055.8

0

1,119.2

0

1,178.2

0

1,134.7

0

1,277.5

0

O Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 446.4

0

447.40

434.50

485.50

521.30

506.60

579.10

P Education 329.3 0 325.9 0 319.2 0 330.7 0 344.7 0 332.5 0 355.9 0


0294.9

0302.2

0302.9

0312.3

0295.7

0342.4

0

R+S+T Other service activities 469.2 0 487.6 0 458.7 0 463.1 0 500.8 0 753.2 0 835.1 0



07,856.1

07,865.8

08,294.6

08,514.3

08,603.6

08,839.0

0


0

503.00

609.20

588.90

597.00

570.10

613.30

Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 3 576.5

0556.6

0633.2

0693.4

0604.7

0584.2

0627.9

0





15

Table 3.4 The Bahamas: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices (ISIC 4)




0185.1

0170.4

0177.2

0134.7

0131.2

0128.1

0


0

49.80

48.10

41.50

41.10

37.30

33.40



0

564.00

563.10

580.30

589.50

605.40

515.50


C Manufacturing 269.5 0 293.9 0 294.7 0 334.1 0 336.1 0 324.9 0 263.0 0


0103.5

0117.3

0107.1

0107.9

0108.7

0109.9

0


0

57.70

60.90

62.20

61.30

59.70

61.90

F Construction 492.0 0 613.0 0 670.4 0 758.9 0 827.4 0 830.3 0 526.7 0


0

2,245.6

0

2,211.2

0

2,296.4

0

2,256.1

0

2,116.0

0

2,176.6

0


0

760.70

708.60

710.20

743.80

738.20

822.10



01,227.5

01,217.9

01,321.9

01,253.9

01,110.3

01,092.7

0


0277.7

0297.8

0340.1

0365.4

0342.1

0352.6

0

K Financial and insurance activities787.5

0859.2

0892.9

0849.9

0842.4

0796.8

0873.1

0



0

222.90

219.10

217.90

216.80

207.40

223.80



989.5

0

999.7

0

1,027.1

0

1,034.1

0

1,037.5

0

1,014.6

0

1,047.1

0


0

437.70

445.10

448.10

440.60

428.60

444.50

P Education 284.9 0 298.8 0 307.7 0 315.4 0 320.9 0 316.7 0 324.3 0


0263.3

0274.2

0270.6

0276.0

0269.2

0278.3

0

R+S+T Other service activities 447.4 0 475.4 0 463.7 0 449.7 0 477.7 0 686.8 0 728.8 0



07,644.3

07,752.1

07,905.9

07,978.6

07,927.4

07,805.4

0


0

470.60

562.30

531.20

528.20

504.40

544.60

Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 3 547.3

0506.2

0537.1

0590.7

0515.8

0501.4

0531.8

0





16

Table 3.5 The Bahamas: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices

Millions of EC dollarsItem Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Pv 2015 Pl



##14,678.0

##14,946.4

##16,062.2

##15,864.0

##16,814.4

##15,630.6

##

NPISHs final consumption expenditureGeneral government final consumption expenditure 3,109.1

##3,106.0

##3,405.6

##3,448.5

##3,653.8

##3,564.1

##3,818.4

##

Individual consumption expenditure 1,271.9

##1,247.6

##1,234.4

##1,286.6

##1,338.4

##1,282.0

##1,318.0

##

Collective consumption expenditure 1,837.1

##1,858.4

##2,171.2

##2,161.9

##2,315.4

##2,282.0

##2,500.4

##

Gross capital formation 5,399.5 ## 5,384.8 ## 5,863.8 ## 6,525.8 ## 6,368.3 ## 7,264.4 ## 6,507.3 ##

Gross fixed capital formation 5,152.0 ## 5,131.8 ## 5,508.9 ## 6,311.3 ## 6,187.0 ## 7,017.7 ## 6,262.7 ##

Changes in inventories 247.6 ## 253.0 ## 354.9 ## 214.6 ## 181.3 ## 246.7 ## 244.6 ##

Acquisitions less disposals of valuables


Exports of goods 1,579.2 ## 1,677.8 ## 1,962.7 ## 2,237.5 ## 2,198.2 ## 1,860.8 ## 1,195.5 ##



##10,515.2

##12,210.3

##13,439.0

##12,943.7

##14,262.5

##11,282.7

##

Imports of goods 7,287.2 ## 7,729.5 ## 9,209.4 ## 9,847.0 ## 9,087.9 ## 10,234.4 ## 8,537.5 ##

Imports of services 2,778.5 ## 2,785.8 ## 3,000.9 ## 3,592.1 ## 3,855.8 ## 4,028.2 ## 2,745.2 ##


Table 3.6 The Bahamas: Gross domestic product by expenditures at constant 2006 prices





##13,020.1

##12,687.6

##13,234.1

##13,002.8

##13,624.2

##12,737.1

##


##2,836.3

##3,041.7

##2,899.8

##2,946.4

##2,941.2

##3,147.3

##

Individual consumption expenditure 1,083.8

##1,090.0

##1,080.7

##1,096.0

##1,122.9

##1,132.0

##1,171.4

##

Collective consumption expenditure 1,760.8

##1,746.3

##1,961.0

##1,803.8

##1,823.5

##1,809.2

##1,975.9

##






Exports of goodsExports of services


##9,452.6

##10,158.3

##11,140.8

##10,775.2

##11,933.6

##10,077.8

##

Imports of goodsImports of services


17

Table 3.7 The Bahamas: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##5,436.3

##5,535.7

##5,949.0

##5,875.6

##6,227.6

##5,789.1

##


##1,150.4

##1,261.3

##1,277.2

##1,353.3

##1,320.0

##1,414.2

##

Individual consumption expenditure 471.1

##462.1

##457.2

##476.5

##495.7

##474.8

##488.2

##

Collective consumption expenditure 680.4

##688.3

##804.1

##800.7

##857.5

##845.2

##926.1

##






Exports of goods 584.9 ## 621.4 ## 726.9 ## 828.7 ## 814.2 ## 689.2 ## 442.8 ##



##3,894.5

##4,522.4

##4,977.4

##4,794.0

##5,282.4

##4,178.8

##

Imports of goods 2,699.0 ## 2,862.8 ## 3,410.9 ## 3,647.0 ## 3,365.9 ## 3,790.5 ## 3,162.0 ##



Table 3.8 The Bahamas: Gross domestic product by expenditures at constant 2006 prices





##4,822.3

##4,699.1

##4,901.5

##4,815.9

##5,046.0

##4,717.5

##


##1,050.5

##1,126.6

##1,074.0

##1,091.3

##1,089.3

##1,165.7

##

Individual consumption expenditure 401.4

##403.7

##400.3

##405.9

##415.9

##419.3

##433.8

##

Collective consumption expenditure 652.2

##646.8

##726.3

##668.1

##675.4

##670.1

##731.8

##








##3,501.0

##3,762.3

##4,126.2

##3,990.8

##4,419.9

##3,732.5

##



18

Table 3.9 The Bahamas: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 21,115.1 21,355.9 21,302.3 22,677.4 23,009.4 23,267.9 23,904.5Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net -149.6 -121.8 -96.7 -173.9 -167.5

Plus: Compensation of employees - from the rest of the worldLess: Compensation of employees - to the rest of the world

Property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -378.9 -560.3 -507.9 -600.6 -791.9 -1,001.2 -1,168.7

Plus: Property income - from the rest of the world 155.8 104.7 149.6 134.2 129.6 156.9 156.6Less: Property income - to the rest of the world 534.6 664.9 657.6 734.8 921.5 1,158.0 1,325.3

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -378.9 -560.3 -657.6 -722.4 -888.6 -1,175.0 -1,336.2

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from the rest of the world 155.8 104.7

Less: Compensation of employees and property income - to the rest of the world 534.6 664.9





GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 20,834.8 20,871.0 20,758.7 22,028.7 22,187.5 22,180.1 22,680.2Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 17,364.7 17,784.0 18,352.0 19,510.7 19,517.8 20,378.4 19,449.0Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 3,470.0 3,087.0 2,406.7 2,518.0 2,669.7 1,801.6 3,231.2Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net -19.4 -9.7 -15.0 -19.7 -25.9 -24.0 -37.1

Plus: Capital transfers - from the rest of the world 0.0 0.0Less: Capital transfers - to the rest of the world 19.4 9.7

Less: Gross capital formation 5,399.5 5,384.8 5,863.8 6,525.8 6,368.3 7,264.4 6,507.3

Less: Acquisitions less disposals of non-produced non-financial assetsPlus: Statistical discrepancy

NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION -3,472.0 -4,027.5 -3,724.5 -5,486.8 -3,313.2

Less: Consumption of fixed capital1,503.0 1,527.5 1,507.5 1,377.4 1,442.0 1,441.1 1,440.3

NET NATIONAL INCOME, in market prices 19,233.3 19,268.1 19,137.2 20,577.6 20,678.9 20,651.7 21,128.0NET NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOMESAVING, NET

19

Table 3.10 The Bahamas: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 7,820.4 7,909.6 7,889.8 8,399.0 8,522.0 8,617.7 8,853.5Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net -55.4 -45.1 -35.8 -64.4 -62.1





Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from the rest of the world 57.7 38.8

Less: Compensation of employees and property income - to the rest of the world 198.0 246.3





GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 7,716.6 7,730.0 7,688.4 8,158.8 8,217.6 8,214.8 8,400.1Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 6,431.4 6,586.7 6,797.0 7,226.2 7,228.8 7,547.6 7,203.3Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 1,285.2 1,143.4 891.4 932.6 988.8 667.3 1,196.7Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net -7.2 -3.6 -5.5 -7.3 -9.6 -8.9 -13.7

Plus: Capital transfers - from the rest of the world 0.0 0.0Less: Capital transfers - to the rest of the world 7.2 3.6



NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION -1,285.9 -1,491.7 -1,379.5 -2,032.1 -1,227.1

Less: Consumption of fixed capital556.7 565.7 558.3 510.2 534.1 533.8 533.4

NET NATIONAL INCOME, in market prices 7,123.5 7,136.4 7,087.9 7,621.3 7,658.8 7,648.8 7,825.2NET NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOMESAVING, NET

20

Table 4.1 Barbados: Value added by industries at current prices


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Pv 2015


0163.4

0155.6

0168.8

0183.5

0169.8

0...

0

A Agriculture, hunting, forestryAgriculture, hunting and related service activitiesForestry, logging and related service activities

B FishingC Mining and quarrying 23.8 0 28.2 0 30.0 0 28.1 0 26.6 0 25.1 0 ... 0

D Manufacturing 726.0 0 700.2 0 647.1 0 551.1 0 495.5 0 421.5 0 ... 0


289.80

299.40

303.20

288.00

279.50

...0

F Construction 619.0 0 503.8 0 487.5 0 454.5 0 396.2 0 389.1 0 ... 0

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants 2,530.7

0

2,508.3

0

2,411.1

0

2,343.1

0

2,448.0

0

2,460.4

0

...

0

G Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods 1,005.1

0

1,013.4

0

1,041.5

0

1,028.0

0

975.5

0

1,027.5

0

...

0

H Hotels and restaurants 1,525.6 0 1,495.0 0 1,369.6 0 1,315.0 0 1,472.4 0 1,432.9 0 ... 0

I Transport, storage and communications 1,277.6

01,327.7

01,421.3

01,544.1

01,186.4

01,151.8

0...

0

Land transport; transport via pipelines, water transport; air transport; Supporting and auxiliary transport activities; activities of travel agenciesPost and telecommunications

J+K Financial intermediation; real estate, renting and business activities 3,291.2

0

3,153.60

3,130.50

3,015.00

3,128.20

3,111.30

...0

J Financial intermediationK Real estate, renting and business activities

L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 1 1,287.2 1,287.5 1,337.3 1,284.8 1,295.1 1,156.0 ...M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services 2 531.4 579.6 647.3 639.5 652.7 767.2 ...

M EducationN Health and social workO Other community, social and personal services

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 3 10,720.5 10,542.2 10,567.0 10,332.1 10,100.4 9,931.7 ...Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 228.6

0

232.10

231.00

224.40

215.90

208.30

...0

Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 2,070.2

01,874.7

01,676.2

01,775.4

01,798.2

01,857.7

0...

0


Plus: Statistical discrepancy -138.9 0 -178.7 0 -243.3 0 -186.2 0 119.5 0 171.3 0 ... 0

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 12,423.2 0 12,006.1 0 11,768.9 0 11,696.9 0 11,802.2 0 11,752.4 0 ... 0

1 Refers to Government services2 Refers to Personal and other services including private education and health.3 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

21

Table 4.2 Barbados: Value added by industries at constant 1974 prices




047.6

044.6

045.8

047.1

046.1

0…

0


B FishingC Mining and quarrying 5.3 0 5.8 0 5.0 0 4.6 0 3.9 0 4.7 0 … 0

D Manufacturing 53.3 0 51.0 0 48.3 0 45.0 0 46.0 0 44.6 0 … 0


44.20

43.50

43.70

43.40

43.40

…0

F Construction 76.7 0 69.4 0 76.7 0 70.9 0 62.5 0 61.0 0 … 0

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants 1 362.2 372.2 372.1 368.3 370.3 373.7 …

G Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goodsH Hotels and restaurants


0114.0

0114.6

0116.9

0118.0

0118.5

0…

0


J+K Financial intermediation; real estate, renting and business activities 2 222.7 225.0 227.7 234.4 235.5 236.2 …


L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 3 166.7 168.4 173.4 179.4 181.9 182.7 …M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services


P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 4 1,094.8 1,097.6 1,105.9 1,109.0 1,108.6 1,110.9 …Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM)Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 4 1,094.8 1,097.6 1,105.9 1,109.0 1,108.6 1,110.9 1,110.91 Refers to Wholesale and retail trade and Tourism2 Refers to Business and general services3 Refers to Government services4 At factor cost.

22

Table 4.3 Barbados: Value added by industries at current prices

Millions of Barbados dollars



0121.0

0115.2

0125.0

0135.9

0125.8

0...

0


B FishingC Mining and quarrying 17.6 0 20.9 0 22.2 0 20.8 0 19.7 0 18.6 0 ... 0

D Manufacturing 537.8 0 518.7 0 479.3 0 408.2 0 367.0 0 312.2 0 ... 0


214.70

221.80

224.60

213.30

207.00

...0

F Construction 458.5 0 373.2 0 361.1 0 336.7 0 293.5 0 288.2 0 ... 0


0

1,858.0

0

1,786.0

0

1,735.6

0

1,813.3

0

1,822.5

0

...

0


0

750.6

0

771.5

0

761.5

0

722.6

0

761.1

0

...

0

H Hotels and restaurants 1,130.1 0 1,107.4 0 1,014.5 0 974.1 0 1,090.7 0 1,061.4 0 ... 0


0983.5

01,052.8

01,143.8

0878.8

0853.2

0...

0



0

2,336.00

2,318.90

2,233.30

2,317.20

2,304.70

...0


L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 1 953.5 953.7 990.6 951.7 959.3 856.3 ...M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services 2 393.6 429.3 479.5 473.7 483.5 568.3 ...


P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 3 7,941.1 7,809.0 7,827.4 7,653.4 7,481.8 7,356.8 ...Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 169.3

0

171.90

171.10

166.20

159.90

154.30

...0


01,388.7

01,241.6

01,315.1

01,332.0

01,376.1

0...

0


Plus: Statistical discrepancy -102.9 0 -132.4 0 -180.2 0 -137.9 0 88.5 0 126.9 0 ... 0

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 9,202.4 0 8,893.4 0 8,717.7 0 8,664.4 0 8,742.4 0 8,705.5 0 ... 0

1 Refers to Government services2 Refers to Personal and other services including private education and health.3 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

23

Table 4.4 Barbados: Value added by industries at constant 1974 prices




047.6

044.6

045.8

047.1

046.1

0…

0


B FishingC Mining and quarrying 5.3 0 5.8 0 5.0 0 4.6 0 3.9 0 4.7 0 … 0

D Manufacturing 53.3 0 51.0 0 48.3 0 45.0 0 46.0 0 44.6 0 … 0


44.20

43.50

43.70

43.40

43.40

…0

F Construction 76.7 0 69.4 0 76.7 0 70.9 0 62.5 0 61.0 0 … 0

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants 1 362.2 372.2 372.1 368.3 370.3 373.7 …

G Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods 235.3 240.8 240.9 242.0 246.0 247.5H Hotels and restaurants

I Transport, storage and communications 113.9 114.0 114.6 116.9 118.0 118.5 …


J+K Financial intermediation; real estate, renting and business activities 2 222.7 225.0 227.7 234.4 235.5 236.2 …


L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 3 166.7 168.4 173.4 179.4 181.9 182.7 …M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services


P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 4 1,094.8 1,097.6 1,105.9 1,109.0 1,108.6 1,110.9 …Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM)Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 4 1,094.8 1,097.6 1,105.9 1,109.0 1,108.6 1,110.9 …1 Refers to Wholesale and retail trade and Tourism2 Refers to Business and general services3 Refers to Government services4 At factor cost.

24

Table 4.5 Barbados: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 P 2015

Final consumption expenditure 10,797.6 ## 10,700.1 ## 11,363.8 ## 11,223.5 ## 11,288.7 ## 11,802.0 ## … ##


##8,447.0

##8,984.1

##9,381.6

##9,477.0

##10,091.7

##…

##


##2,253.2

##2,379.6

##1,841.9

##1,811.7

##1,710.3

##…

##


Gross capital formation 1,865.6 ## 1,628.5 ## 1,749.3 ## 1,625.7 ## 1,536.6 ## 1,529.4 ## … ##

Gross fixed capital formation 1,842.2 ## 1,605.4 ## 1,723.5 ## 1,599.3 ## 1,510.9 ## 1,503.8 ## … ##

Changes in inventories 23.4 ## 23.1 ## 25.8 ## 26.3 ## 25.7 ## 25.7 ## … ##


Exports of goods and services 5,143.4 ## 5,547.3 ## 4,587.4 ## 4,596.3 ## 4,298.3 ## 4,328.9 ## … ##

Exports of goods 1,029.0 ## 1,164.1 ## 0.0 ## …Exports of services 4,114.4 ## 4,382.9 ## 0.0 ## …


##6,048.1

##6,174.6

##5,874.3

##5,770.4

##5,736.6

##…

##

Imports of goods 3,689.0 ## 4,069.8 ## 0.0 ## …Imports of services 1,833.2 ## 1,978.3 ## 0.0 ## …

Plus: Statistical discrepancy 138.9 ## 178.7 ## 243.3 ## 186.2 ## -119.5 ## -171.3 ## … ##

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 12,423.2 ## 12,006.1 ## 11,768.9 ## 11,696.9 1 11,802.2 1 11,752.4 0 … ##1 Discrepancy between components and total.

Table 4.6 Barbados: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 P 2015



##6,257.0

##6,654.9

##6,949.3

##7,020.0

##7,475.3

##…

##


##1,669.0

##1,762.7

##1,364.4

##1,342.0

##1,266.9

##…

##




Changes in inventories 17.3 ## 17.1 ## 19.1 ## 19.5 ## 19.0 ## 19.0 ## … ##



Exports of goods 762.2 ## 862.3 ## …Exports of services 3,047.7 ## 3,246.6 ## …


##4,480.1

##4,573.8

##4,351.3

##4,274.4

##4,249.3

##…

##

Imports of goods 2,732.6 ## 3,014.7 ## …Imports of services 1,357.9 ## 1,465.4 ## …

Plus: Statistical discrepancy 102.9 ## 132.4 ## 180.2 ## 137.9 ## -88.5 ## -126.9 ## … ##

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 9,202.4 ## 8,893.4 ## 8,717.7 ## 8,664.4 1 8,742.4 1 8,705.5 ## … ##1 Discrepancy between components and total.

25


26

Table 5.1 Belize: Value added by industries at current prices


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015


0433.7

0459.5

0555.0

0580.4

0619.5

0…

0


347.80

387.50

465.70

445.30

480.90

…0


0338.3

0376.9

0456.1

0434.7

0468.9

0…

0


09.5

010.6

09.6

010.6

012.0

0…

0

B Fishing 86.6 0 85.9 0 72.0 0 89.4 0 135.1 0 138.6 0 … 0

C Mining and quarrying 16.6 0 17.4 0 18.5 0 20.4 0 20.2 0 18.9 0 … 0

D Manufacturing 412.7 0 460.6 0 541.1 0 511.8 0 434.1 0 396.7 0 … 0


133.30

128.50

95.30

145.90

176.70

…0

F Construction 125.2 0 99.0 0 102.7 0 118.6 0 123.1 0 149.3 0 … 0


0

701.0

0

748.7

0

812.6

0

880.9

0

934.3

0

…

0


0

550.9

0

581.9

0

626.6

0

673.8

0

695.3

0

…

0

H Hotels and restaurants 143.6 0 150.1 0 166.8 0 185.9 0 207.1 0 239.0 0 … 0


0416.5

0426.1

0461.4

0482.8

0499.4

0…

0


0

156.9

0

162.0

0

161.9

0

177.2

0

188.8

0

…

0

Post and telecommunications 256.6 0 259.6 0 264.1 0 299.5 0 305.6 0 310.7 0 … 0


0

515.60

542.50

574.90

553.60

587.50

…0

J Financial intermediation 291.3 0 277.3 0 295.8 0 319.8 0 291.5 0 304.8 0 … 0


0238.2

0246.7

0255.2

0262.1

0282.7

0…

0


0

398.70

418.50

432.80

443.10

474.90

…0


0

243.30

251.00

259.40

268.10

278.80

…0

M Education 160.8 0 163.3 0 166.8 0 171.8 0 176.8 0 183.8 0 … 0

N Health and social work 11.2 0 10.9 0 11.3 0 12.0 0 12.7 0 13.2 0 … 0


069.1

072.9

075.5

078.6

081.8

0…

0


020.0

020.8

021.6

022.4

023.3

0…

0

Plus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 1 3,164.0 3,279.3 3,499.4 3,699.3 3,784.5 3,991.4 …Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 158.0

0

159.80

158.70

164.40

170.10

167.90

…0


0492.9

0515.5

0550.1

0601.0

0646.8

0…

0



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3,609.8 0 3,772.2 0 4,014.9 0 4,249.4 0 4,385.6 0 4,638.2 0 … 0

1 Excludes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) but FISIM is included in the tables by industry.

27

Table 5.2 Belize: Value added by industries at constant 2000 prices




0461.2

0441.2

0471.3

0497.8

0510.8

0…

0


321.20

305.90

337.30

332.90

336.70

…0


0313.4

0297.9

0330.2

0325.8

0329.7

0…

0


07.8

07.9

07.1

07.0

07.0

0…

0

B Fishing 147.9 0 140.1 0 135.3 0 134.0 0 164.9 0 174.1 0 … 0


D Manufacturing 440.2 0 404.1 0 393.6 0 363.9 0 293.3 0 271.3 0 … 0


174.00

168.00

156.30

172.00

178.50

…0

F Construction 95.9 0 72.2 0 70.3 0 81.0 0 84.4 0 101.7 0 … 0


0

588.9

0

622.0

0

663.2

0

704.3

0

731.7

0

…

0


0

479.6

0

510.7

0

539.7

0

570.1

0

584.3

0

…

0



0346.5

0351.3

0369.1

0385.7

0384.2

0…

0


0

103.4

0

101.1

0

105.3

0

112.3

0

120.0

0

…

0



0

582.90

581.50

575.20

555.90

580.30

…0



0197.2

0202.0

0206.5

0211.3

0224.2

0…

0


0

300.40

297.70

316.80

308.20

336.50

…0


0

163.60

167.40

171.70

174.20

172.70

…0

M Education 97.2 0 98.3 0 100.5 0 103.1 0 103.9 0 102.9 0 … 0



056.0

057.4

058.9

060.4

059.8

0…

0


015.6

015.9

016.3

016.9

016.7

0…

0


0

224.90

205.20

192.70

192.20

192.10

…0


0405.8

0455.6

0495.1

0541.0

0589.1

0…

0





28

Table 5.3 Belize: Value added by industries at current prices

Millions of Belize dollars



0321.2

0340.4

0411.1

0429.9

0458.9

0…

0

A Agriculture, hunting, forestry 235.6 0 257.6 0 287.0 0 345.0 0 329.9 0 356.2 0 … 0


0250.6

0279.2

0337.9

0322.0

0347.3

0…

0


07.0

07.9

07.1

07.9

08.9

0…

0

B Fishing 64.2 0 63.6 0 53.4 0 66.2 0 100.1 0 102.7 0 … 0


D Manufacturing 305.7 0 341.2 0 400.8 0 379.1 0 321.6 0 293.9 0 … 0


98.80

95.20

70.60

108.10

130.90

…0

F Construction 92.8 0 73.3 0 76.1 0 87.8 0 91.2 0 110.6 0 … 0


0

519.3

0

554.6

0

601.9

0

652.5

0

692.1

0

…

0


0

408.1

0

431.0

0

464.2

0

499.1

0

515.0

0

…

0



0308.5

0315.6

0341.7

0357.6

0370.0

0…

0


0

116.2

0

120.0

0

119.9

0

131.3

0

139.8

0

…

0



0

381.90

401.90

425.90

410.10

435.20

…0



0176.5

0182.7

0189.0

0194.1

0209.4

0…

0


0

295.30

310.00

320.60

328.30

351.80

…0


0

180.30

185.90

192.10

198.60

206.50

…0

M Education 119.1 0 121.0 0 123.6 0 127.3 0 131.0 0 136.2 0 … 0



051.2

054.0

056.0

058.2

060.6

0…

0


014.8

015.4

016.0

016.6

017.3

0…

0


0

118.40

117.50

121.80

126.00

124.40

…0


0365.1

0381.8

0407.5

0445.2

0479.1

0…

0





29

Table 5.4 Belize: Value added by industries at constant 2000 prices




0341.7

0326.8

0349.1

0368.7

0378.3

0…

0


237.90

226.60

249.80

246.60

249.40

…0

Agriculture, hunting and related service activities 200.0 0 232.1 0 220.7 0 244.6 0 241.4 0 244.2 0 … 0


05.8

05.9

05.3

05.2

05.2

0…

0

B Fishing 109.5 0 103.7 0 100.2 0 99.3 0 122.2 0 128.9 0 … 0


D Manufacturing 326.0 0 299.3 0 291.6 0 269.5 0 217.3 0 201.0 0 … 0


128.90

124.40

115.80

127.40

132.20

…0

F Construction 71.1 0 53.5 0 52.1 0 60.0 0 62.5 0 75.4 0 … 0


0

436.2

0

460.7

0

491.2

0

521.7

0

542.0

0

…

0


0

355.2

0

378.3

0

399.8

0

422.3

0

432.8

0

…

0



0256.7

0260.2

0273.4

0285.7

0284.6

0…

0


0

76.6

0

74.9

0

78.0

0

83.2

0

88.9

0

…

0



0

431.80

430.70

426.00

411.70

429.80

…0



0146.1

0149.6

0152.9

0156.5

0166.1

0…

0


0

222.50

220.50

234.60

228.30

249.30

…0


0

121.20

124.00

127.20

129.10

127.90

…0

M Education 72.0 0 72.8 0 74.4 0 76.4 0 76.9 0 76.2 0 … 0



041.5

042.6

043.6

044.7

044.3

0…

0


011.5

011.8

012.1

012.5

012.4

0…

0


0

166.60

152.00

142.80

142.30

142.30

…0


0300.6

0337.5

0366.8

0400.8

0436.4

0…

0





30

Table 5.5 Belize: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##2,647.6

##2,821.6

##2,967.4

##3,142.5

##3,238.8

##…

##


##601.5

##619.3

##636.6

##663.8

##694.7

##…

##


Gross capital formation 688.6 ## 498.8 ## 683.3 ## 680.0 ## 796.2 ## 969.6 ## … ##

Gross fixed capital formation 690.8 ## 576.8 ## 616.3 ## 682.7 ## 782.8 ## 912.9 ## … ##

Changes in inventories -2.2 ## -78.0 ## 67.0 ## -2.6 ## 13.4 ## 56.8 ## … ##





##2,168.0

##2,533.6

##2,673.8

##2,908.5

##3,039.4

##…

##


Plus: Statistical discrepancy -26.1 ## -3.7 ## 11.6 ## -14.7 ## 22.9 ## -11.7 ## … ##

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3,609.8 ## 3,772.2 ## 4,014.9 ## 4,249.4 ## 4,385.6 ## 4,638.2 ## … ##

Table 5.6 Belize: Gross domestic product by expenditures at constant 2000 prices





##2,148.2

##2,248.4

##2,329.7

##2,460.6

##2,471.4

##…

##


##458.9

##452.3

##471.7

##475.0

##501.0

##…

##




Changes in inventories 5.1 ## -80.1 ## 59.1 ## -5.7 ## 9.6 ## 55.6 ## … ##





##1,681.6

##1,879.4

##1,963.8

##2,153.3

##2,277.7

##…

##


Plus: Statistical discrepancy -113.2 ## -34.4 ## -7.5 ## -49.7 ## -32.8 ## 5.5 ## … ##


31

Table 5.7 Belize: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##1,961.2

##2,090.1

##2,198.1

##2,327.8

##2,399.1

##…

##


##445.6

##458.8

##471.6

##491.7

##514.6

##…

##




Changes in inventories -1.7 ## -57.8 ## 49.6 ## -1.9 ## 9.9 ## 42.0 ## … ##





##1,605.9

##1,876.7

##1,980.6

##2,154.5

##2,251.4

##…

##


Plus: Statistical discrepancy -19.3 ## -2.7 ## 8.6 ## -10.9 ## 17.0 ## -8.7 ## … ##


Table 5.8 Belize: Gross domestic product by expenditures at constant 2000 prices





##1,591.3

##1,665.5

##1,725.7

##1,822.7

##1,830.7

##…

##


##339.9

##335.1

##349.4

##351.9

##371.1

##…

##




Changes in inventories 3.8 ## -59.3 ## 43.7 ## -4.2 ## 7.1 ## 41.2 ## … ##





##1,245.6

##1,392.2

##1,454.6

##1,595.0

##1,687.2

##…

##


Plus: Statistical discrepancy -83.9 ## -25.5 ## -5.6 ## -36.8 ## -24.3 ## 4.1 ## … ##


32

Table 5.9 Belize: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3,609.8 3,772.2 4,014.9 4,249.4 4,385.6 4,638.2 …Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net


Property income - from and to the rest of the world, net

Plus: Property income - from the rest of the worldLess: Property income - to the rest of the world

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from and to the rest of the world, net

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from the rest of the world

Less: Compensation of employees and property income - to the rest of the world



GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, at market prices 4,136.1 4,329.2 4,616.7 4,661.9 4,868.9 5,113.1 …Plus: Current transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net

Plus: Current transfers - from the rest of the worldLess: Current transfers - to the rest of the world

GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOMELess: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 3,113.3 3,249.1 3,440.9 3,604.0 3,806.3 3,933.4 …Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 1,022.8 1,080.1 1,175.8 1,057.8 1,062.6 1,179.7 …Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net

Plus: Capital transfers - from the rest of the worldLess: Capital transfers - to the rest of the world

Less: Gross capital formation 688.6 498.8 683.3 680.0 796.2 970.0 …


NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION

Less: Consumption of fixed capital564.2 596.3 649.6 669.9 689.4 722.1 …

NET NATIONAL INCOME, in market prices 3,571.9 3,732.9 3,967.1 3,991.9 4,179.6 4,391.0 …NET NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 3,007.7 3,136.7 3,317.5 3,322.0 3,490.2 3,669.0 …SAVING, NET 458.5 483.8 526.2 387.9 373.3 457.6 …

33

Table 5.10 Belize: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 2,673.9 2,794.2 2,974.0 3,147.7 3,248.6 3,435.7 ...Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net









GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, at market prices 3,063.8 3,206.8 3,419.8 3,453.2 3,606.6 3,787.5 ...Plus: Current transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net


GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOMELess: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 2,306.2 2,406.8 2,548.8 2669.66 2819.47 2913.6 ...Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 757.6 800.1 871.0 783.6 787.1 873.8 ...Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net


Less: Gross capital formation 510.1 369.5 506.1 503.7 589.8 718.5 ...



Less: Consumption of fixed capital417.9 441.7 481.2 496.2 510.6 534.9 ...

NET NATIONAL INCOME, in market prices 2,645.8 2,765.1 2,938.6 2,957.0 3,096.0 3,252.6 ...NET NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 2,227.9 2,323.5 2,457.4 2,460.8 2,585.3 2,717.8 ...SAVING, NET 339.7 358.4 389.8 287.3 276.5 339.0 ...

34

Table 6.1 Dominica: Value added by industries at current prices




0152.9

0169.1

0157.7

0187.8

0189.7

0181.4

0


149.60

164.90

153.70

184.00

184.00

174.80


0146.1

0161.4

0150.2

0180.5

0180.5

0171.2

0


03.5

03.5

03.5

03.5

03.5

03.6

0

B Fishing 4.0 0 3.3 0 4.2 0 4.1 0 3.9 0 5.8 0 6.6 0


D Manufacturing 30.6 0 31.5 0 35.9 0 40.4 0 41.6 0 42.7 0 38.9 0


51.90

57.20

56.80

56.00

58.30

55.20

F Construction 56.3 0 56.2 0 61.5 0 55.3 0 51.9 0 58.4 0 47.3 0


0

184.9

0

191.2

0

181.3

0

189.0

0

196.6

0

182.8

0


0

163.6

0

167.4

0

157.3

0

164.5

0

170.9

0

159.2

0



0151.6

0158.3

0161.0

0166.9

0167.5

0161.1

0


0

94.7

0

98.3

0

98.0

0

100.4

0

100.9

0

93.9

0



0

177.10

180.60

183.90

180.40

184.00

179.40



0103.8

0104.3

0105.2

0105.5

0107.0

0105.2

0


0

85.40

93.20

93.00

102.60

110.50

119.70


0

201.90

172.10

166.60

180.50

187.80

196.90

M Education 111.8 0 152.8 0 121.5 0 114.5 0 126.9 0 133.4 0 139.7 0



011.6

011.9

012.0

011.2

011.3

011.4

0


03.1

03.2

03.2

03.7

04.2

03.8

0

Plus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 1 1,087.9 1,099.2 1,127.2 1,095.8 1,159.6 1,199.0 1,165.5Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 12.5

0

13.70

14.10

18.40

17.10

16.10

1.50


0234.1

0225.5

0216.2

0213.3

0227.1

0231.0

0






35

Table 6.2 Dominica: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




0107.9

0115.8

0124.9

0130.6

0130.4

0125.1

0


104.20

111.70

121.30

127.20

125.40

119.30


0101.2

0108.6

0118.3

0124.1

0122.3

0116.2

0


03.0

03.0

03.0

03.1

03.1

03.1

0

B Fishing 4.5 0 3.7 0 4.1 0 3.5 0 3.4 0 5.0 0 5.8 0


D Manufacturing 35.8 0 35.3 0 33.2 0 35.1 0 36.2 0 36.8 0 33.6 0


53.90

54.10

54.80

54.00

55.80

59.00

F Construction 52.6 0 55.0 0 55.7 0 49.7 0 45.7 0 49.9 0 39.8 0


0

160.5

0

167.8

0

161.0

0

167.1

0

177.2

0

166.1

0


0

142.6

0

148.9

0

141.5

0

146.9

0

154.5

0

145.0

0



0146.7

0147.8

0145.9

0148.8

0146.5

0140.6

0


0

82.7

0

84.6

0

84.0

0

86.8

0

85.0

0

78.6

0



0

178.90

178.60

177.60

180.70

184.50

185.30



0102.5

0102.9

0103.3

0103.8

0104.4

0102.5

0


0

81.90

86.90

86.70

88.60

100.60

103.90


0

165.20

153.00

151.80

153.40

160.50

164.80

M Education 111.4 0 118.6 0 106.0 0 103.7 0 104.7 0 111.1 0 114.6 0



010.4

010.5

010.5

010.0

010.1

010.3

0


03.2

03.4

03.5

04.1

04.6

04.2

0

Plus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 1 977.4

0984.7

0993.0

0984.6

01,003.4

01,040.6

01,014.7

0


0

13.00

13.50

16.10

16.20

15.90

16.20

Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 209.0 209.7 198.7 194.3 184.5 197.1 201.1



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1,186.40

1,194.40

1,191.60

1,178.90

1,187.90

1,237.70

1,215.9 0


36

Table 6.3 Dominica: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##1,105.2

##1,100.0

##1,117.4

##1,053.8

##1,092.3

##1,058.6

##


##223.1

##234.9

##242.0

##267.2

##287.6

##311.7

##


Gross capital formation 255.9 ## 245.1 ## 224.4 ## 199.6 ## 187.4 ## 210.8 ## 170.6 ##

Gross fixed capital formation 255.9 ## 245.1 ## 224.4 ## 199.6 ## 187.4 ## 210.8 ## 170.6 ##


Exports of goods and services 399.5 ## 474.2 ## 508.3 ## 427.6 ## 522.4 ## 586.3 ## 571.8 ##

Exports of goods 99.4 ## 104.8 ## 90.4 ## 99.1 ## 103.6 ## 104.0 ## 87.3 ##

Exports of services 300.1 ## 369.4 ## 417.9 ## 328.5 ## 418.8 ## 482.3 ## 484.5 ##

Less: Imports of goods and services 714.1

##714.2

##715.0

##674.7

##657.9

##750.9

##716.1

##

Imports of goods 535.2 ## 531.7 ## 537.1 ## 495.0 ## 482.3 ## 547.1 ## 517.4 ##



37

Table 6.4 Dominica: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates














GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 1,335.2 1,361.1 1,368.7 1,331.6 1,375.0 1,435.6 1,424.0Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 1,379.2 1,328.2 1,335.0 1,359.5 1,321.0 1,379.8 1,370.3Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS -44.0 32.8 33.8 -27.9 54.0 55.8 53.7Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 118.8 90.4 51.3 43.7 21.1 85.5 79.8


Less: Gross capital formation 255.9 245.1 224.4 199.6 187.4 210.8 170.6





38

Table 7.1 Grenada: Value added by industries at current prices


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 R 2014 R 2015 Pl


094.0

093.5

0104.4

0110.0

0150.2

0202.3

0


67.90

69.40

74.30

79.90

120.70

170.10


064.4

065.8

070.5

075.9

0116.6

0166.0

0


03.6

03.7

03.8

03.9

04.0

04.1

0

B Fishing 26.3 0 26.0 0 24.1 0 30.1 0 30.2 0 29.5 0 32.2 0


D Manufacturing 69.0 0 71.9 0 71.0 0 70.1 0 76.9 0 84.2 0 96.9 0


80.70

80.30

86.30

86.80

91.30

86.90

F Construction 149.1 0 147.0 0 124.3 0 105.4 0 135.9 0 134.3 0 142.5 0


0

214.7

0

227.8

0

223.9

0

239.6

0

274.7

0

318.9

0


0

142.6

0

148.1

0

153.0

0

158.5

0

162.7

0

182.5

0



0235.7

0233.4

0227.1

0237.2

0243.3

0252.1

0


0

165.6

0

157.1

0

151.5

0

166.8

0

181.1

0

196.9

0



0

374.90

371.50

389.00

382.30

389.20

395.70



0244.9

0253.6

0254.5

0257.8

0267.2

0265.9

0


0

148.90

153.40

161.80

175.30

178.10

165.40


0

430.30

448.90

500.80

532.70

575.80

605.90

M Education 345.5 0 350.0 0 368.9 0 419.3 0 445.6 0 484.1 0 516.6 0



035.3

033.3

035.0

035.4

038.8

039.6

0


018.8

018.6

019.3

019.4

019.4

019.5

0


01,797.3

01,803.9

01,863.9

01,979.4

02,124.4

02,270.2

0


0

26.10

23.80

28.30

22.00

21.60

23.80


0284.5

0298.5

0295.8

0295.6

0336.9

0386.8

0


Less: Subsidies on productsPlus: Statistical discrepancy



39

Table 7.2 Grenada: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




085.7

084.4

087.9

095.3

0132.0

0176.7

0


60.20

61.80

63.90

66.10

101.70

147.20


057.2

058.7

060.7

062.9

098.3

0143.8

0


03.0

03.1

03.2

03.3

03.4

03.4

0

B Fishing 23.3 0 25.5 0 22.6 0 24.0 0 29.1 0 30.4 0 29.5 0


D Manufacturing 58.5 0 60.8 0 60.7 0 60.6 0 59.2 0 60.1 0 62.3 0


75.70

76.60

75.40

75.50

75.90

77.60

F Construction 134.5 0 133.3 0 117.5 0 96.8 0 122.9 0 117.1 0 124.5 0


0

186.7

0

196.5

0

202.5

0

204.9

0

239.5

0

256.0

0


0

124.3

0

125.4

0

126.4

0

131.0

0

135.9

0

153.3

0



0228.5

0221.2

0212.5

0223.0

0242.4

0236.0

0


0

136.9

0

132.6

0

122.9

0

128.8

0

140.4

0

148.5

0



0

354.80

359.80

361.80

359.80

366.30

376.00



0230.7

0235.4

0235.2

0238.7

0247.2

0251.6

0


0

133.40

139.20

145.80

141.20

141.30

140.50


0

368.70

374.50

376.40

387.10

402.10

419.00

M Education 302.3 0 296.2 0 300.7 0 300.9 0 312.7 0 327.0 0 343.6 0



032.9

032.6

034.8

034.8

035.6

035.2

0


016.0

015.4

015.5

015.7

015.8

016.0

0


01,621.1

01,623.4

01,614.1

01,665.5

01,773.5

01,865.0

0


0

27.00

25.70

24.20

22.70

22.80

25.00


0256.6

0268.6

0256.1

0248.7

0281.2

0317.7

0





40

Table 7.3 Grenada: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##1,815.8

##1,888.6

##1,964.9

##2,014.2

##2,100.2

##2,322.3

##


##336.4

##333.4

##352.6

##372.6

##370.1

##343.7

##






Exports of goods 95.3 ## 84.0 ## 100.3 ## 115.6 ## 122.7 ## 118.8 ## 101.9 ##



##1,024.8

##1,067.8

##1,068.4

##1,145.6

##1,088.7

##1,127.1

##

Imports of goods 709.8 ## 771.1 ## 797.3 ## 810.9 ## 875.4 ## 806.8 ## 829.9 ##



41

Table 7.4 Grenada: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates














GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 2,019.2 2,059.9 2,081.6 2,148.9 2,244.5 2,430.5 2,609.7Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 2,053.3 2,152.2 2,221.9 2,317.5 2,386.8 2,470.3 2,666.0Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS -34.1 -92.3 -140.3 -168.7 -142.3 -39.8 -56.3Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 104.4 160.2 140.5 158.3 118.6 255.8 321.2







42

Table 8.1 Guyana: Value added by industries at current prices


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Pj


0976.9

01,140.8

01,264.9

01,343.3

01,344.7

01,382.2

0


875.90

1,009.40

1,108.80

1,190.80

1,232.20

1,284.10


0685.2

0826.8

0925.8

0988.1

0933.1

01,012.1

0


0190.7

0182.5

0183.1

0202.7

0299.1

0272.0

0

B Fishing 98.0 0 101.0 0 131.4 0 156.1 0 152.5 0 112.5 0 98.1 0

C Mining and quarrying 680.1 0 853.8 0 1,169.1 0 1,443.2 0 1,282.1 0 1,102.3 0 1,681.1 0

D Manufacturing 369.5 0 363.7 0 395.3 0 429.1 0 478.4 0 452.7 0 479.9 0


141.60

80.10

85.20

149.70

167.10

249.60

F Construction 484.7 0 554.6 0 585.1 0 526.3 0 635.4 0 741.5 0 643.8 0


0

793.0

0

969.3

0

1,065.2

0

1,019.7

0

1,055.2

0

1,115.6

0



0623.5

0654.2

0722.7

0812.5

0829.0

01,009.8

0


0

336.3

0

365.0

0

426.2

0

495.5

0

485.2

0

531.1

0



0

281.20

311.40

353.10

418.20

438.00

459.00



059.8

061.1

067.8

074.5

077.1

083.5

0


0

464.50

522.30

571.80

629.50

694.40

730.00


0

499.30

531.40

570.70

628.90

673.80

748.60

M Education 200.3 0 224.2 0 213.2 0 225.7 0 249.3 0 262.5 0 280.5 0


O Other community, social and personal services 1 160.4 189.2 220.3 241.9 262.8 287.5 330.7

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 4,970.2 5,552.0 6,359.0 7,032.4 7,397.8 7,498.7 8,499.5Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 174.7

0

207.50

240.60

264.00

288.80

274.70

286.00


0788.5

0871.8

0944.0

01,014.6

01,059.2

01,108.3

0




1 Refers to Other service activities2 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

43

Table 8.2 Guyana: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




0852.8

0875.4

0890.7

0928.5

0980.9

0988.8

0


729.30

758.50

762.30

802.30

888.30

910.10


0591.8

0633.7

0650.4

0677.0

0745.5

0790.5

0


0137.5

0124.7

0111.9

0125.3

0142.8

0119.6

0

B Fishing 114.0 0 123.5 0 117.0 0 128.4 0 126.2 0 92.5 0 78.7 0


D Manufacturing 278.1 0 278.9 0 297.9 0 307.5 0 329.3 0 364.5 0 386.7 0


73.10

74.60

77.20

83.40

85.50

90.00

F Construction 384.7 0 425.7 0 437.4 0 465.0 0 476.9 0 563.0 0 460.2 0


0

593.9

0

620.9

0

661.2

0

657.0

0

637.6

0

672.5

0



0614.8

0664.5

0707.9

0781.3

0855.5

0919.2

0



0

221.80

239.30

255.40

294.60

299.90

318.10



050.0

050.8

051.8

056.1

059.4

061.2

0


0

344.00

346.00

346.00

359.70

365.10

365.10


0

462.10

479.00

488.60

498.70

518.40

536.30

M Education 182.1 0 190.5 0 203.3 0 206.9 0 215.0 0 223.6 0 231.1 0


O Other community, social and personal services 1 176.8 187.4 188.4 189.3 190.0 197.6 205.0

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 4,080.1 4,263.6 4,507.8 4,679.1 4,995.5 5,189.0 5,261.4Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 100.1 109.7 128.0 133.2 165.1 173.0 173.2Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3 3,980.0 4,153.9 4,379.8 4,545.9 4,830.5 5,016.0 5,088.21 Refers to Other service activities2 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).3 Refers to GDP at basic prices

44

Table 8.3 Guyana: Value added by industries at current prices

Millions of Guyana dollars


A+B Agriculture, hunting, forestry; fishing 73,952.6 0 73,281.9 0 85,787.8 0 95,563.0 0 101,553.0 0 103,129.0 0 105,883.0 0

A Agriculture, hunting, forestry 66,608.80

65,708.00

75,904.20

83,769.00

90,025.90

94,501.00

98,367.90

Agriculture, hunting and related service activities 53,955.0

051,400.0

062,179.0

069,940.0

074,699.0

071,564.0

077,528.0

0

Forestry, logging and related service activities 12,653.4

014,308.0

013,725.2

013,829.0

015,326.9

022,937.3

020,839.7

0

B Fishing 7,344.3 0 7,573.3 0 9,883.5 0 11,794.0 0 11,527.7 0 8,627.4 0 7,515.0 0

C Mining and quarrying 50,992.4 0 64,045.8 0 87,920.2 0 109,027.0 0 96,922.1 0 84,534.6 0 128,775.0 0

D Manufacturing 27,706.1 0 27,282.1 0 29,728.2 0 32,419.0 0 36,165.7 0 34,720.5 0 36,763.0 0

E Electricity, gas and water supply 8,287.10

10,619.60

6,020.50

6,437.00

11,316.40

12,815.80

19,119.90

F Construction 36,344.0 0 41,605.2 0 43,996.4 0 39,764.0 0 48,037.3 0 56,867.9 0 49,314.7 0


0

59,486.6

0

72,893.8

0

80,477.0

0

77,090.2

0

80,924.7

0

85,456.5

0



046,775.5

049,198.0

054,599.0

061,424.0

063,579.0

077,352.0

0

Land transport; transport via pipelines, water transport; air transport; Supporting and auxiliary transport activities; activities of travel agencies 21,268.3

0

25,227.5

0

27,450.7

0

32,199.0

0

37,455.7

0

37,214.2

0

40,680.5

0

Post and telecommunications 19,049.2 0 21,548.0 0 21,747.4 0 22,399.9 0 23,967.8 0 26,364.6 0 36,671.1 0


0

21,095.00

23,419.00

26,674.00

31,618.00

33,592.00

35,162.00

J Financial intermediation 14,762.6 0 16,608.6 0 18,827.3 0 21,551.0 0 25,985.9 0 27,678.5 0 28,766.5 0

K Real estate, renting and business activities 4,260.1

04,485.8

04,591.6

05,123.0

05,632.0

05,913.6

06,395.0

0

L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 32,928.8

0

34,843.20

39,274.10

43,201.00

47,592.00

53,255.40

55,918.20

M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services 32,579.9

0

37,455.70

39,964.00

43,117.00

47,543.00

51,679.00

57,344.00

M Education 15,016.5 0 16,819.0 0 16,036.0 0 17,054.0 0 18,847.4 0 20,132.0 0 21,488.3 0

N Health and social work 5,537.3 0 6,446.0 0 7,360.3 0 7,790.0 0 8,828.9 0 9,495.2 0 10,522.1 0

O Other community, social and personal services 1 12,026.0 14,190.7 16,567.0 18,273.0 19,866.4 22,051.7 25,334.0

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 372,648.0 416,491.0 478,202.0 531,279.0 559,261.0 575,098.0 651,088.0Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 13,100.8

0

15,568.00

18,094.00

19,942.00

21,833.00

21,065.00

21,907.20


059,149.8

065,563.3

071,319.0

076,701.7

081,229.2

084,897.5

0




1 Refers to Other service activities2 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

45

Table 8.4 Guyana: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices



A+B Agriculture, hunting, forestry; fishing 62,059.9

063,514.1

065,199.0

066,335.7

069,151.1

073,051.3

073,642.5

0

A Agriculture, hunting, forestry 53,571.9 0 54,314.9 0 56,488.0 0 56,776.0 0 59,750.0 0 66,159.0 0 67,782.2 0


044,077.0

047,199.0

048,439.0

050,419.0

055,526.0

058,871.0

0

Forestry, logging and related service activities 9,161.3

010,237.9

09,289.5

08,337.2

09,330.5

010,633.0

08,910.8

0

B Fishing 8,487.6 0 9,199.2 0 8,710.8 0 9,559.6 0 9,401.4 0 6,892.1 0 5,860.4 0


D Manufacturing 20,713.6 0 20,769.7 0 22,185.4 0 22,902.3 0 24,523.8 0 27,147.9 0 28,799.8 0

E Electricity, gas and water supply 5,390.20

5,445.80

5,559.60

5,752.60

6,208.30

6,370.70

6,701.10

F Construction 28,648.6 0 31,702.9 0 32,578.5 0 34,631.0 0 35,520.5 0 41,930.1 0 34,272.5 0


0

44,233.2

0

46,240.9

0

49,246.6

0

48,929.9

0

47,485.5

0

50,086.0

0



045,788.0

049,489.0

052,723.0

058,192.0

063,712.0

068,461.0

0



0

16,522.00

17,823.00

19,022.00

21,939.00

22,336.00

23,689.00



03,722.9

03,782.5

03,858.1

04,175.6

04,426.1

04,558.9

0


0

25,618.70

25,772.40

25,772.40

26,786.60

27,188.40

27,188.40


0

34,414.00

35,678.00

36,388.00

37,145.00

38,611.00

39,939.00

M Education 13,564.0 0 14,187.2 0 15,141.1 0 15,412.4 0 16,015.5 0 16,650.0 0 17,209.0 0


O Other community, social and personal services 1 13,169.1 13,959.3 14,029.1 14,099.2 14,152.5 14,718.6 15,270.0

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 303,871.0 317,541.0 335,728.0 348,484.0 372,052.0 386,463.0 391,850.0Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 7,454.0

0

8,168.00

9,535.10

9,917.00

12,294.00

12,887.00

12,897.00

Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3 296,417.0 309,373.0 326,193.0 338,567.0 359,758.0 373,576.0 378,953.01 Refers to Other service activities2 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).3 Refers to GDP at basic prices

46

Table 8.5 Guyana: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##5,357.3

##6,343.4

##6,970.9

##7,575.1

##6,836.1

##…

##


##926.9

##1,079.9

##1,017.5

##1,293.6

##1,402.1

##…

##



Gross fixed capital formationChanges in inventoriesAcquisitions less disposals of valuables


Exports of goods 2,073.5 ## 2,400.7 ## 3,049.1 ## 3,769.9 ## 3,743.7 ## 3,150.3 ## … ##

Exports of services 459.7 ## 672.9 ## 803.9 ## 792.9 ## 448.4 ## 489.1 ## … ##


##4,782.4

##5,955.3

##6,760.8

##6,472.8

##5,947.7

##…

##

Imports of goods 3,183.5 ## 3,849.6 ## 4,783.6 ## 5,344.1 ## 5,104.2 ## 4,800.8 ## … ##

Imports of services 735.3 ## 932.8 ## 1,171.7 ## 1,416.6 ## 1,368.5 ## 1,146.9 ## … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 5,509.9 ## 6,133.0 ## 6,990.2 ## 7,712.5 ## 8,123.5 ## 8,306.8 ## … ##

Table 8.6 Guyana: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##401,883.0

##477,028.0

##526,634.0

##572,668.0

##524,282.0

##…

##


##69,532.7

##81,206.0

##76,871.5

##97,796.1

##107,527.0

##…

##



Gross fixed capital formationChanges in inventoriesAcquisitions less disposals of valuables


Exports of goods 155,465.0 ## 180,093.0 ## 229,294.0 ## 284,806.0 ## 283,022.0 ## 241,608.0 ## … ##

Exports of services 34,467.5 ## 50,478.2 ## 60,451.5 ## 59,901.4 ## 33,895.7 ## 37,509.0 ## … ##


##358,754.0

##447,844.0

##510,760.0

##489,334.0

##456,148.0

##…

##

Imports of goods 238,687.0 ## 288,783.0 ## 359,734.0 ## 403,736.0 ## 385,874.0 ## 368,188.0 ## … ##

Imports of services 55,132.4 ## 69,971.4 ## 88,110.5 ## 107,023.0 ## 103,460.0 ## 87,960.0 ## … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 413,114.0 ## 460,072.0 ## 525,672.0 ## 582,657.0 ## 614,130.0 ## 637,068.0 ## … ##

47

Table 8.7 Guyana: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates














GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOMELess: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 5,427.6 6,284.2 7,423.2 7,988.4 8,868.7 8,238.2 ...Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSSPlus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net


Less: Gross capital formation 1,467.9 1,557.5 1,669.3 1,922.0 1,535.5 2,376.9 ...





48

Table 8.8 Guyana: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates














GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOMELess: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 406,944.0 471,415.0 558,234.0 603,505.0 670,464.0 631,809.0 ...Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSSPlus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net


Less: Gross capital formation 110,056.0 116,839.0 125,535.0 145,204.0 116,081.0 182,290.0 ...





49


50

Table 9.1 Jamaica: Value added by industries at current prices




01,882.8

02,202.5

02,301.5

02,290.9

02,235.8

02,400.2

0


1,778.10

2,078.00

2,174.10

2,152.70

2,071.40

2,230.70


01,757.0

02,054.9

02,149.8

02,130.3

02,050.4

02,210.3

0


021.1

023.1

024.2

022.4

021.0

020.4

0

B Fishing 114.0 0 104.7 0 124.5 0 127.5 0 138.1 0 164.4 0 169.5 0


D Manufacturing 2,665.6 0 2,766.0 0 3,067.8 0 3,210.2 0 3,098.7 0 3,013.7 0 3,159.4 0


1,015.50

1,105.80

1,064.60

1,035.80

1,046.30

1,101.60

F Construction 2,050.9 0 2,248.3 0 2,449.4 0 2,437.6 0 2,357.5 0 2,348.3 0 2,528.0 0


0

7,157.4

0

7,762.5

0

7,928.8

0

7,701.2

0

7,812.2

0

7,793.7

0


0

5,781.4

0

6,333.8

0

6,465.4

0

6,268.0

0

6,352.4

0

6,307.3

0

H Hotels and restaurants 1,368.6 0 1,375.9 0 1,428.7 0 1,463.4 0 1,433.2 0 1,459.9 0 1,486.4 0


03,124.0

03,273.5

03,071.4

02,828.1

02,745.3

02,676.7

0


0

1,707.9

0

1,807.1

0

1,790.4

0

1,711.3

0

1,719.0

0

1,695.0

0

Post and telecommunications 1,375.2 0 1,416.2 0 1,466.5 0 1,281.0 0 1,116.8 0 1,026.3 0 981.7 0


0

7,059.40

7,622.60

7,729.10

7,202.40

6,884.40

6,938.30



03,832.5

04,153.8

04,257.1

03,954.3

03,772.7

03,693.0

0

L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 1 2,642.3

0

2,852.20

3,105.10

3,274.90

3,099.40

2,801.90

2,738.60

M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services 2 3,184.0

0

3,351.40

3,660.80

3,834.10

3,591.70

3,347.60

3,290.70

M Education 1,910.2 0 1,977.0 0 2,176.6 0 2,288.9 0 2,103.3 0 1,900.5 0 1,820.6 0


O Other community, social and personal services 1,070.4

01,156.9

01,258.6

01,313.7

01,272.9

01,243.2

01,268.1

0


0235.1

0259.6

0262.0

0249.1

0254.0

0241.3

0


032,086.5

034,996.4

035,563.7

033,871.0

032,925.8

033,574.7

0


0

1,395.80

1,438.70

1,455.30

1,350.90

1,231.70

1,313.40


05,041.7

05,431.6

05,757.3

05,824.5

05,733.0

06,110.8

0

Plus: Taxes on products 4,160.6 0 5,041.7 0 5,431.6 0 5,757.3 0 5,824.5 0 5,733.0 0 6,110.8 0




1 Includes public health and social work2 Excludes public health and social work3 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

51

Table 9.2 Jamaica: Value added by industries at constant 2007 prices




01,711.0

01,887.2

01,931.0

01,917.2

01,908.0

01,907.0

0


1,611.90

1,778.20

1,852.20

1,834.20

1,821.70

1,817.00


01,597.3

01,763.6

01,837.5

01,819.5

01,806.9

01,802.2

0


014.6

014.6

014.7

014.7

014.8

014.8

0

B Fishing 115.5 0 99.1 0 109.0 0 78.8 0 82.9 0 86.3 0 90.0 0


D Manufacturing 2,519.8 0 2,410.3 0 2,453.0 0 2,445.3 0 2,433.8 0 2,413.5 0 2,499.3 0


945.10

947.60

927.10

909.00

898.50

911.00

F Construction 2,107.0 0 2,079.5 0 2,096.8 0 2,004.6 0 2,042.0 0 2,076.2 0 2,099.8 0


0

6,642.8

0

6,690.5

0

6,644.4

0

6,656.4

0

6,721.2

0

6,782.3

0


0

5,123.7

0

5,141.0

0

5,067.3

0

5,061.1

0

5,078.2

0

5,107.5

0



03,207.0

03,146.5

03,144.3

03,158.0

03,182.9

03,214.5

0


0

1,634.5

0

1,590.7

0

1,546.8

0

1,535.9

0

1,548.7

0

1,558.2

0



0

6,281.20

6,268.90

6,261.10

6,277.80

6,308.20

6,339.90



03,102.8

03,093.9

03,087.9

03,101.2

03,116.5

03,132.8

0


0

2,500.20

2,503.90

2,500.00

2,484.50

2,468.90

2,467.20


0

2,990.40

3,014.50

3,034.90

3,048.00

3,083.00

3,105.50

M Education 1,627.6 0 1,651.6 0 1,680.9 0 1,682.3 0 1,694.5 0 1,705.6 0 1,703.0 0



01,131.0

01,129.1

01,145.4

01,151.2

01,177.5

01,200.7

0


0230.8

0231.0

0229.2

0230.3

0231.4

0231.9

0


029,583.8

029,937.0

029,758.4

029,810.8

029,951.2

030,224.1

0


0

1,248.30

1,197.20

1,166.00

1,159.50

1,148.90

1,152.60


04,050.3

04,206.0

04,148.5

04,254.6

04,332.1

04,393.0

0






52

Table 9.3 Jamaica: Value added by industries at current prices

Millions of Jamaica dollars



060,739.8

070,066.1

075,844.0

085,499.9

092,097.8

0104,285.0

0

A Agriculture, hunting, forestry54,555.8

057,363.7

066,106.5

071,643.5

080,344.5

085,324.6

096,919.8

0


056,682.2

065,370.9

070,845.6

079,508.7

084,459.5

096,033.8

0


0681.5

0735.6

0797.8

0835.9

0865.1

0886.0

0

B Fishing 3,741.3 0 3,376.1 0 3,959.7 0 4,200.5 0 5,155.3 0 6,773.3 0 7,364.7 0


D Manufacturing 87,466.7 0 89,230.6 0 97,592.2 0 105,787.0 0 115,652.0 0 124,144.0 0 137,271.0 0

E Electricity, gas and water supply29,053.8

032,761.4

035,176.0

035,081.6

038,659.2

043,098.6

047,863.5

0

F Construction 67,295.8 0 72,532.1 0 77,920.8 0 80,329.4 0 87,987.3 0 96,733.3 0 109,836.0 0

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants

220,430.0

0

230,900.0

0

246,940.0

0

261,283.0

0

287,425.0

0

321,806.0

0

338,622.0

0


0

186,511.0

0

201,491.0

0

213,059.0

0

233,935.0

0

261,670.0

0

274,040.0

0



0100,782.0

0104,137.0

0101,214.0

0105,551.0

0113,087.0

0116,299.0

0


0

55,096.1

0

57,485.7

0

59,000.3

0

63,870.2

0

70,810.6

0

73,646.5

0



0

227,739.00

242,489.00

254,705.00

268,811.00

283,586.00

301,456.00



0123,638.0

0132,140.0

0140,289.0

0147,583.0

0155,407.0

0160,454.0

0


0

92,012.10

98,779.10

107,922.00

115,677.00

115,419.00

118,988.00


0

108,116.00

116,458.00

126,350.00

134,051.00

137,897.00

142,976.00

M Education 62,679.6 0 63,779.3 0 69,243.1 0 75,429.3 0 78,501.6 0 78,288.1 0 79,100.0 0



037,321.0

040,038.3

043,291.9

047,505.9

051,209.6

055,094.9

0

P Private households with employed persons 7,422.9

07,583.7

08,257.9

08,634.5

09,298.6

010,461.1

010,483.7

0


01,035,120.0

01,113,300.0

01,171,960.0

01,264,140.0

01,356,300.0

01,458,760.0

0


0

45,028.50

45,766.20

47,956.60

50,420.20

50,735.80

57,065.10


0162,648.0

0172,790.0

0189,725.0

0217,382.0

0236,156.0

0265,501.0

0




GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1,065,330.0 0 1,152,740.0 0 1,240,330.0 0 1,313,730.0 0 1,431,100.0 0 1,541,720.0 0 1,667,190.0 0


53

Table 9.4 Jamaica: Value added by industries at constant 2007 prices




043,747.3

048,251.8

049,371.3

049,017.6

048,781.8

048,757.2

0

A Agriculture, hunting, forestry40,783.3

041,213.4

045,464.6

047,355.8

046,897.1

046,576.4

046,455.3

0


040,840.0

045,090.1

046,980.2

046,520.7

046,199.1

046,077.0

0


0373.4

0374.6

0375.6

0376.5

0377.3

0378.4

0

B Fishing 2,954.0 0 2,533.9 0 2,787.2 0 2,015.5 0 2,120.5 0 2,205.4 0 2,301.8 0


D Manufacturing 64,424.4 0 61,624.9 0 62,717.3 0 62,521.6 0 62,226.2 0 61,706.5 0 63,901.3 0

E Electricity, gas and water supply25,247.0

024,165.2

024,227.2

023,704.9

023,242.2

022,973.1

023,293.1

0

F Construction 53,870.1 0 53,167.1 0 53,609.2 0 51,252.8 0 52,207.8 0 53,084.4 0 53,686.0 0

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants

173,787.0

0

169,841.0

0

171,061.0

0

169,881.0

0

170,188.0

0

171,844.0

0

173,407.0

0


0

131,000.0

0

131,442.0

0

129,559.0

0

129,400.0

0

129,838.0

0

130,586.0

0



081,994.7

080,448.6

080,393.1

080,743.3

081,378.7

082,187.1

0


0

41,791.5

0

40,670.5

0

39,548.7

0

39,268.2

0

39,597.6

0

39,839.4

0



0

160,596.00

160,280.00

160,080.00

160,508.00

161,286.00

162,097.00



079,331.2

079,103.2

078,949.5

079,291.2

079,680.2

080,096.9

0


0

63,924.30

64,018.80

63,918.30

63,522.40

63,123.00

63,080.40


0

76,457.60

77,073.80

77,595.60

77,930.80

78,824.40

79,399.10

M Education 41,613.0 0 42,228.0 0 42,977.0 0 43,012.4 0 43,324.6 0 43,607.2 0 43,542.8 0



028,915.8

028,868.0

029,283.9

029,432.7

030,105.6

030,698.7

0

P Private households with employed persons 5,968.1

05,900.5

05,905.1

05,859.1

05,889.1

05,915.5

05,928.3

0


0756,387.0

0765,416.0

0760,850.0

0762,190.0

0765,779.0

0772,758.0

0


0

31,914.90

30,608.90

29,812.00

29,646.50

29,373.40

29,469.20


0103,556.0

0107,538.0

0106,068.0

0108,779.0

0110,761.0

0112,318.0

0






54

Table 9.5 Jamaica: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##29,054.8

##33,244.8

##33,832.2

##32,495.4

##31,682.2

##30,767.2

##

NPISHs final consumption expenditure 201.4

##216.4

##221.9

##230.2

##222.5

##220.5

##218.6

##

General government final consumption expenditure 5,369.4

##5,760.3

##6,164.1

##6,490.9

##5,947.7

##5,434.4

##5,281.0

##







Exports of goods 3,987.1 ## 3,978.5 ## 4,678.0 ## 4,670.0 ## 4,301.9 ## 3,961.9 ## 3,437.3 ##



##17,718.6

##20,847.4

##20,679.2

##20,215.3

##20,020.8

##17,330.9

##

Imports of goods 11,976.0 ## 12,789.0 ## 15,564.7 ## 15,221.5 ## 14,723.5 ## 14,128.8 ## 11,621.0 ##



Table 9.6 Jamaica: Gross domestic product by expenditures at constant 2007 prices





##24,996.3

##25,981.4

##25,733.4

##25,553.6

##25,346.3

##25,126.5

##

NPISHs final consumption expenditure 207.8

##202.4

##180.9

##171.5

##171.6

##161.3

##163.9

##


##4,892.7

##4,821.5

##4,830.1

##4,695.2

##4,679.9

##4,662.0

##







Exports of goods 3,793.4 ## 3,357.8 ## 3,622.7 ## 3,061.5 ## 3,094.4 ## 2,997.4 ## 2,931.9 ##



##15,279.9

##15,995.6

##15,184.3

##15,561.4

##15,536.6

##14,856.0

##

Imports of goods 11,170.9 ## 10,648.6 ## 11,390.7 ## 10,787.0 ## 10,945.1 ## 10,598.3 ## 9,673.3 ##


Plus: Statistical discrepancy -12.1 ## 29.3 ## -31.0 ## -39.0 ## -38.4 ## 10.2 ## 4.9 ##

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 32,868.7 ## 32,385.8 ## 32,945.8 ## 32,740.9 ## 32,905.8 ## 33,134.4 ## 33,464.6 ##

55

Table 9.7 Jamaica: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices

Millions of Jamaica dollarsItem Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Final consumption expenditure 1,031,970.0 ## 1,130,130.0 ## 1,260,730.0 ## 1,336,390.0 ## 1,443,080.0 ## 1,538,010.0 ## 1,575,730.0 ##


##937,319.0

##1,057,580.0

##1,114,900.0

##1,212,800.0

##1,305,070.0

##1,336,780.0

##

NPISHs final consumption expenditure 6,607.1

##6,981.5

##7,058.7

##7,586.8

##8,305.6

##9,081.0

##9,498.8

##


##185,829.0

##196,091.0

##213,901.0

##221,980.0

##223,858.0

##229,448.0

##




Changes in inventories 2,134.8 ## 3,579.3 ## 6,174.9 ## 4,055.2 ## 4,064.9 ## 7,003.1 ## 2,277.4 ##



Exports of goods 130,831.0 ## 128,347.0 ## 148,817.0 ## 153,893.0 ## 160,555.0 ## 163,199.0 ## 149,343.0 ##



##571,608.0

##663,195.0

##681,458.0

##754,481.0

##824,708.0

##752,995.0

##

Imports of goods 392,975.0 ## 412,576.0 ## 495,142.0 ## 501,608.0 ## 549,515.0 ## 582,002.0 ## 504,910.0 ##


Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1,065,330.0 ## 1,152,740.0 ## 1,240,330.0 ## 1,313,730.0 ## 1,431,100.0 ## 1,541,720.0 ## … ##

Table 9.8 Jamaica: Gross domestic product by expenditures at constant 2007 prices

Millions of Jamaica dollarsItem Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015



##639,095.0

##664,281.0

##657,941.0

##653,345.0

##648,044.0

##642,425.0

##

NPISHs final consumption expenditure 5,312.2

##5,173.8

##4,626.1

##4,383.7

##4,388.3

##4,124.3

##4,189.5

##


##125,095.0

##123,274.0

##123,494.0

##120,046.0

##119,654.0

##119,196.0

##




Changes in inventories 1,582.9 ## 2,619.1 ## 4,250.3 ## 2,567.0 ## 2,250.2 ## 3,950.1 ## 1,207.7 ##



Exports of goods 96,988.0 ## 85,850.8 ## 92,623.2 ## 78,275.6 ## 79,115.6 ## 76,637.3 ## 74,960.7 ##



##390,669.0

##408,968.0

##388,226.0

##397,868.0

##397,233.0

##379,833.0

##

Imports of goods 285,612.0 ## 272,260.0 ## 291,233.0 ## 275,798.0 ## 279,841.0 ## 270,973.0 ## 247,322.0 ##


Plus: Statistical discrepancy -308.3 ## 749.5 ## -791.7 ## -997.6 ## -982.3 ## 261.3 ## 124.1 ##

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 840,373.0 ## 828,028.0 ## 842,345.0 ## 837,106.0 ## 841,322.0 ## 847,166.0 ## 855,608.0 ##

56

Table 9.9 Jamaica: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates





Property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -1,971.1 -1,577.5 -1,498.6 -733.7 -1,061.9 -1,081.1 -1,182.9

Plus: Property income - from the rest of the world 363.9 332.3 380.6 586.6 424.1 436.1 378.6Less: Property income - to the rest of the world 2,335.0 1,909.7 1,879.2 1,320.2 1,486.0 1,517.2 1,561.5

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -1,789.9 -1,336.7 -1,400.0 -600.2 -981.5 -985.6 -1,055.6


Less: Compensation of employees and property income - to the rest of the world 2,419.6 1,993.9 1,998.1 1,497.9 1,663.8 1,685.4 1,752.8



GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, at market prices 30,676.3 34,395.8 37,589.4 39,265.5 37,362.7 36,441.5 37,316.4Plus: Current transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 4,980.5 5,432.2 5,373.2 5,675.2 5,969.5 6,178.7 6,311.6

Plus: Current transfers - from the rest of the world 5,687.0 6,196.7 6,149.7 6,402.8 6,623.3 6,801.8 6,923.5Less: Current transfers - to the rest of the world 706.5 764.5 776.6 727.6 653.8 623.1 611.9

GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 35,656.9 39,827.9 42,962.6 44,940.7 43,332.4 42,620.3 43,628.1Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 31,449.5 35,031.6 39,630.8 40,553.4 38,665.4 37,337.1 36,266.9Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 4,207.4 4,796.3 3,331.8 4,387.5 4,666.8 5,283.3 7,361.1Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 55.7 -59.7 -24.7 -70.6 -35.5 -75.4 -75.4




NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION -2,573.5 -2,485.5 -5,054.8 -3,638.1 -3,530.6 -3,204.0 -713.3


NET NATIONAL INCOME, in market prices 28,058.4 31,550.2 34,548.7 36,158.4 34,356.2 33,517.9 34,374.8NET NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 33,039.1 36,982.6 39,921.9 41,833.6 40,325.6 39,696.7 40,686.4SAVING, NET 1,589.5 1,950.9 291.2 1,280.4 1,660.1 2,359.7 4,419.5

57

Table 9.10 Jamaica: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1,065,330.0 1,152,740.0 1,240,330.0 1,313,730.0 1,431,100.0 1,541,720.0 1,667,190.0Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net 5,947.6 7,768.5 3,136.4 4,399.5 2,997.5 3,937.2 5,531.9

Plus: Compensation of employees - from the rest of the world 8,722.2 10,485.1 6,919.4 10,255.0 9,634.9 10,865.9 13,843.1Less: Compensation of employees - to the rest of the world 2,774.6 2,716.6 3,783.0 5,855.5 6,637.4 6,928.7 8,311.1

Property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -64,679.3 -50,889.8 -47,672.6 -24,177.0 -39,630.7 -44,534.7 -51,394.5

Plus: Property income - from the rest of the world 11,940.5 10,718.6 12,107.1 19,330.2 15,828.7 17,964.0 16,449.8Less: Property income - to the rest of the world 76,619.8 61,608.4 59,779.7 43,507.2 55,459.4 62,498.6 67,844.3

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -58,731.7 -43,121.3 -44,536.2 -19,777.5 -36,633.2 -40,597.5 -45,862.6

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from the rest of the world 20,662.6 21,203.7 19,026.5 29,585.2 25,463.6 28,829.8 30,292.9

Less: Compensation of employees and property income - to the rest of the world 79,394.4 64,325.0 63,562.7 49,362.7 62,096.8 69,427.3 76,155.5



GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, at market prices 1,006,600.0 1,109,620.0 1,195,790.0 1,293,950.0 1,394,460.0 1,501,120.0 1,621,330.0Plus: Current transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 163,428.0 175,245.0 170,931.0 187,019.0 222,796.0 254,516.0 274,226.0

Plus: Current transfers - from the rest of the world 186,610.0 199,908.0 195,635.0 210,997.0 247,197.0 280,184.0 300,812.0Less: Current transfers - to the rest of the world 23,182.0 24,663.6 24,703.9 23,978.4 24,401.7 25,667.5 26,585.2

GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 1,170,030.0 1,284,860.0 1,366,720.0 1,480,970.0 1,617,260.0 1,755,640.0 1,895,560.0Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 1,031,970.0 1,130,130.0 1,260,730.0 1,336,390.0 1,443,080.0 1,538,010.0 1,575,730.0Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 138,059.0 154,730.0 105,992.0 144,584.0 174,177.0 217,632.0 319,826.0Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 1,827.4 -1,925.9 -785.9 -2,325.1 -1,326.1 -3,106.9 -3,274.8

Plus: Capital transfers - from the rest of the world 5,648.3 1,862.3 3,962.3 2,036.4 3,614.1 2,356.2 2,483.6Less: Capital transfers - to the rest of the world 3,820.9 3,788.2 4,748.2 4,361.6 4,940.2 5,463.2 5,758.4



NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION -84,444.6 -80,183.2 -160,802.0 -119,890.0 -131,769.0 -131,980.0 -30,991.2


NET NATIONAL INCOME, in market prices 920,697.0 1,017,820.0 1,099,060.0 1,191,560.0 1,282,250.0 1,380,690.0 1,493,520.0NET NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 1,084,130.0 1,193,070.0 1,269,990.0 1,378,580.0 1,505,040.0 1,635,210.0 1,767,750.0SAVING, NET 52,157.3 62,937.4 9,262.9 42,195.2 61,960.1 97,202.0 192,017.0

58

Table 10.1 Montserrat: Value added by industries at current prices




01.5

01.7

02.1

02.0

02.2

02.0

0


1.10

1.20

1.60

1.40

1.70

1.60


01.1

01.2

01.5

01.4

01.6

01.5

0


00.1

00.1

00.1

00.1

00.1

00.1

0

B Fishing 0.5 0 0.4 0 0.5 0 0.5 0 0.5 0 0.5 0 0.4 0


D Manufacturing 2.5 0 2.3 0 2.3 0 2.8 0 2.8 0 2.8 0 2.4 0


4.40

4.60

4.50

4.60

4.00

4.30

F Construction 12.0 0 11.3 0 11.2 0 12.1 0 13.4 0 14.1 0 8.6 0


0

10.4

0

10.7

0

12.6

0

13.0

0

13.4

0

12.8

0


0

8.0

0

8.3

0

9.3

0

9.8

0

9.5

0

9.6

0



09.3

010.2

09.0

09.4

09.5

011.2

0


0

4.2

0

5.0

0

5.0

0

5.4

0

6.0

0

7.0

0



0

32.60

45.50

40.40

31.50

29.10

33.60



018.0

020.0

020.5

020.5

020.8

023.2

0


0

48.40

52.80

48.70

48.70

46.50

45.70


0

16.60

17.60

18.70

17.90

17.30

17.70

M Education 5.1 0 5.0 0 5.0 0 5.8 0 5.3 0 5.2 0 5.5 0



03.8

04.6

04.7

04.7

04.5

04.5

0


00.8

01.1

01.1

01.0

00.9

01.0

0


0136.1

0157.2

0151.2

0144.2

0140.7

0141.1

0


0

1.60

1.70

1.60

1.00

0.80

0.80


013.8

014.8

017.6

016.4

018.6

018.8

0




GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 160.4 0 149.9 0 172.0 0 168.8 0 160.6 0 159.3 0 159.9 0


59

Table 10.2 Montserrat: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




00.9

01.2

01.5

01.5

01.7

01.5

0


0.60

0.80

1.20

1.10

1.30

1.20


00.6

00.8

01.1

01.0

01.2

01.1

0


00.1

00.1

00.1

00.1

00.1

00.1

0

B Fishing 0.4 0 0.2 0 0.3 0 0.4 0 0.4 0 0.4 0 0.3 0


D Manufacturing 2.3 0 2.0 0 2.0 0 2.3 0 2.3 0 2.2 0 1.9 0


3.70

3.80

3.80

3.80

3.40

3.60

F Construction 9.4 0 8.5 0 8.3 0 8.8 0 9.5 0 10.0 0 6.1 0


0

9.8

0

9.5

0

10.5

0

11.0

0

11.2

0

11.2

0


0

7.0

0

7.0

0

7.6

0

7.9

0

7.8

0

7.9

0



011.3

012.8

012.5

013.1

013.1

015.5

0


0

4.3

0

5.8

0

5.4

0

6.1

0

7.1

0

8.9

0



0

31.40

31.80

32.50

33.60

33.60

36.30



017.7

017.7

017.9

018.2

018.3

018.5

0


0

47.60

52.40

52.10

56.40

54.00

52.30


0

17.30

17.90

18.60

18.70

20.70

21.10

M Education 5.2 0 5.4 0 5.3 0 6.1 0 5.5 0 5.9 0 6.1 0



03.7

03.8

03.8

03.8

04.0

04.0

0


00.8

00.9

00.8

00.9

00.9

00.8

0


0132.0

0140.1

0142.3

0149.9

0150.4

0150.9

0


0

1.40

1.60

1.80

1.80

1.80

1.90


013.4

013.2

016.6

017.1

019.9

020.1

0





60

Table 10.3 Montserrat: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices



Final consumption expenditure 200.5 ## 196.0 ## 224.9 ## 227.5 ## 245.8 ## 211.7 ## 223.1 ##

Household final consumption expenditure 118.5

##123.0

##143.0

##143.3

##161.4

##131.2

##143.9

##


##72.9

##81.9

##84.3

##84.3

##80.5

##79.1

##






Exports of goods 8.7 ## 2.6 ## 6.7 ## 5.0 ## 16.2 ## 9.2 ## 8.1 ##



##115.2

##128.7

##137.7

##178.6

##142.2

##135.3

##

Imports of goods 70.4 ## 69.7 ## 80.3 ## 88.6 ## 100.7 ## 98.6 ## 92.4 ##


Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 160.4 ## 149.9 ## 172.0 ## 168.8 ## 160.6 ## 159.3 ## 159.9 ##

61

Table 10.4 Montserrat: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 160.4 149.9 172.0 168.8 160.6 159.3 159.9Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net -2.1 -1.2 -1.3 -1.1 -1.2 -0.4 -0.4









GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, at market prices 150.6 139.6 162.4 160.9 155.1 157.5 157.2Plus: Current transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 52.8 39.8 72.1 68.0 54.3 66.2 88.4


GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 203.4 179.4 234.5 228.9 209.4 223.7 245.6Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 200.5 196.0 224.9 227.5 245.8 211.7 223.1Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 2.9 -16.5 9.6 1.4 -36.3 12.0 22.6Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 50.6 29.6 19.1 51.7 60.2 33.2 35.1




NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION 16.3 -23.0 -8.1 15.0 -18.1 0.9 30.6



62

Table 11.1 Saint Kitts and Nevis: Value added by industries at current prices




026.7

030.1

028.2

027.8

026.2

024.5

0


18.80

20.40

19.10

20.10

18.40

16.50


018.2

019.9

018.5

019.5

017.8

015.9

0


00.6

00.6

00.6

00.6

00.6

00.6

0

B Fishing 7.6 0 7.9 0 9.7 0 9.1 0 7.7 0 7.8 0 8.0 0


D Manufacturing 150.6 0 173.8 0 174.7 0 166.3 0 168.7 0 159.9 0 155.6 0


27.20

27.10

27.90

25.40

27.70

30.30

F Construction 305.3 0 270.7 0 269.1 0 220.1 0 268.5 0 342.3 0 383.7 0


0

253.4

0

278.9

0

268.5

0

283.2

0

290.4

0

303.1

0


0

147.4

0

149.3

0

135.0

0

144.4

0

145.9

0

154.7

0



0204.2

0225.3

0223.3

0230.7

0252.0

0249.2

0


0

118.5

0

138.0

0

135.7

0

142.4

0

160.2

0

155.2

0



0

393.50

393.60

414.30

462.40

453.10

458.90



0279.3

0279.4

0279.4

0288.5

0299.4

0308.7

0


0

153.10

163.20

166.50

180.60

198.40

211.50


0

177.70

177.80

180.50

184.00

198.90

211.70

M Education 85.7 0 90.5 0 90.1 0 91.2 0 90.7 0 97.2 0 103.2 0



043.6

042.6

043.6

043.4

048.6

050.7

0


05.3

05.6

06.1

06.1

05.5

05.5

0


01,672.3

01,730.0

01,683.9

01,812.8

01,934.3

02,021.4

0


0

15.60

17.40

19.90

28.10

23.80

16.00


0231.2

0303.7

0299.2

0315.3

0354.7

0345.1

0






63

Table 11.2 Saint Kitts and Nevis: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




020.7

023.6

021.7

021.0

019.9

018.9

0


13.70

14.50

14.00

14.70

13.40

12.30


013.4

014.1

013.6

014.3

013.1

012.0

0


00.3

00.3

00.3

00.4

00.4

00.4

0

B Fishing 6.9 0 6.9 0 9.2 0 7.7 0 6.3 0 6.5 0 6.6 0


D Manufacturing 117.4 0 107.3 0 97.5 0 89.3 0 91.0 0 84.1 0 85.6 0


24.00

25.00

23.50

23.70

24.10

24.80

F Construction 272.5 0 250.7 0 219.8 0 199.9 0 248.4 0 285.3 0 304.5 0


0

222.6

0

243.2

0

233.9

0

244.1

0

251.2

0

266.2

0


0

121.0

0

114.4

0

102.0

0

108.1

0

108.4

0

118.3

0



0202.2

0205.5

0200.8

0203.1

0215.9

0230.4

0


0

103.3

0

105.0

0

100.3

0

103.3

0

113.0

0

127.0

0



0

420.00

418.00

449.90

472.00

489.50

508.90



0269.5

0261.8

0260.8

0269.9

0276.0

0282.7

0


0

136.30

145.20

148.20

160.80

169.80

175.70


0

156.10

152.50

153.40

154.40

161.40

170.90

M Education 76.2 0 77.9 0 76.5 0 76.3 0 74.6 0 76.2 0 79.5 0



039.6

036.6

037.2

036.3

040.3

043.6

0


04.8

05.2

05.6

05.6

04.7

04.6

0


01,518.0

01,505.1

01,493.4

01,591.3

01,672.7

01,754.4

0


0

28.80

32.50

34.70

36.20

36.80

39.30


0209.9

0264.2

0265.3

0276.8

0306.7

0299.5

0





64

Table 11.3 Saint Kitts and Nevis: Gross domestic product by expendituresat current prices





##1,442.8

##1,496.6

##1,370.3

##1,162.8

##1,161.3

##1,455.8

##


##207.0

##211.9

##251.8

##284.8

##311.9

##334.8

##





Exports of goods and services 476.8 ## 572.9 ## 705.6 ## 752.4 ## 877.1 ## 1,007.4 ## 1,026.8 ##

Exports of goods 101.6 ## 156.9 ## 183.1 ## 169.8 ## 152.8 ## 156.6 ## 161.1 ##



##991.8

##1,010.6

##950.1

##1,025.9

##1,145.9

##1,433.6

##

Imports of goods 730.8 ## 701.5 ## 693.9 ## 635.8 ## 681.2 ## 770.7 ## 998.5 ##



65

Table 11.4 St. Kitts and Nevis: Relations among product, income, savings,and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1,952.7 1,903.5 2,033.7 1,983.1 2,128.0 2,289.0 2,366.5Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net -1.5 -1.1 -0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.1















NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION -415.2 -209.4 -15.2 266.2 244.2 234.0 -106.1



66

Table 12.1 Saint Lucia: Value added by industries at current prices




085.3

076.6

087.6

097.5

089.4

093.9

0

A Agriculture, hunting, forestry 94.1 0 64.6 0 55.5 0 66.0 0 75.5 0 67.1 0 72.8 0


063.3

054.0

064.5

074.0

065.6

071.3

0


01.3

01.5

01.5

01.5

01.5

01.5

0

B Fishing 20.5 0 20.7 0 21.2 0 21.6 0 22.1 0 22.3 0 21.2 0


D Manufacturing 108.1 0 103.5 0 110.9 0 107.5 0 94.4 0 89.2 0 91.7 0


118.10

113.40

120.50

140.50

144.50

150.40

F Construction 249.8 0 232.0 0 238.3 0 232.2 0 202.3 0 175.9 0 188.2 0


0

677.6

0

707.4

0

724.3

0

728.1

0

804.0

0

828.4

0


0

219.4

0

267.9

0

260.0

0

237.3

0

239.4

0

237.0

0



0550.1

0557.2

0547.8

0552.6

0566.0

0575.7

0


0

354.9

0

375.1

0

369.4

0

387.3

0

405.9

0

400.9

0



0

667.30

695.10

708.20

704.50

740.80

763.20



0488.0

0516.7

0534.4

0514.2

0553.5

0563.9

0


0

187.30

203.70

220.10

219.70

229.70

227.70


0

318.80

340.10

339.90

334.10

363.00

372.90

M Education 118.2 0 127.3 0 130.8 0 128.6 0 131.8 0 127.8 0 136.8 0



0137.5

0151.6

0151.3

0137.4

0172.0

0171.3

0


03.8

04.2

04.1

04.0

03.7

03.8

0


02,892.1

02,994.8

03,044.7

03,023.8

03,147.6

03,229.8

0


0

58.80

59.10

54.60

60.70

64.90

72.20


0461.1

0462.9

0462.1

0534.9

0595.1

0634.2

0






67

Table 12.2 Saint Lucia: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




076.6

067.5

075.2

079.1

070.1

075.1

0



055.7

046.2

053.8

058.9

050.0

055.0

0


01.2

01.3

01.3

01.3

01.3

01.3

0

B Fishing 19.8 0 19.7 0 20.1 0 20.1 0 19.0 0 18.8 0 18.7 0


D Manufacturing 135.2 0 128.4 0 126.2 0 122.3 0 117.5 0 116.6 0 118.8 0


107.60

108.80

109.50

109.50

110.00

122.90

F Construction 272.2 0 246.6 0 251.8 0 242.7 0 210.6 0 181.2 0 194.6 0


0

455.2

0

483.6

0

465.0

0

449.6

0

456.4

0

460.0

0


0

194.0

0

236.1

0

214.6

0

187.5

0

183.1

0

186.7

0



0500.9

0468.7

0456.3

0439.4

0467.4

0479.3

0


0

321.7

0

304.7

0

299.3

0

296.0

0

325.6

0

336.0

0



0

664.30

671.60

672.10

698.40

684.50

681.70



0435.3

0442.0

0439.0

0457.5

0461.7

0460.2

0


0

157.90

161.90

164.40

168.00

168.00

166.60


0

275.00

289.60

287.40

277.50

273.70

271.40

M Education 102.3 0 105.1 0 107.6 0 109.4 0 111.6 0 111.7 0 111.0 0



0120.2

0130.9

0125.9

0112.7

0108.8

0108.0

0


03.5

03.5

03.4

03.2

02.8

03.6

0


02,549.3

02,566.1

02,535.1

02,482.5

02,467.9

02,510.9

0


0

74.10

74.10

76.10

77.50

66.10

64.70

Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 438.2 406.4 396.6 384.8 439.2 466.6 493.1



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 3,006.8 2,955.7 2,962.8 2,919.9 2,921.7 2,934.5 3,004.01 Excludes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) but FISIM is

included in the industry data.

68

Table 12.3 Saint Lucia: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##2,418.4

##2,649.3

##2,455.5

##2,576.5

##2,796.8

##2,642.8

##


##476.0

##484.7

##512.9

##512.2

##535.5

##530.8

##






Exports of goods 516.6 ## 645.0 ## 519.1 ## 573.6 ## 540.7 ## 497.9 ## 557.6 ##

Exports of services 952.1 ## 999.0 ## 1,027.6 ## 1,056.6 ## 1,100.3 ## 1,208.9 ## 1,229.9 ##


##2,126.1

##2,203.8

##2,029.3

##1,987.7

##2,006.5

##1,857.1

##

Imports of goods 1,236.5 ## 1,574.1 ## 1,655.7 ## 1,529.2 ## 1,474.1 ## 1,490.5 ## 1,354.4 ##



69

Table 12.4 Saint Lucia: Relations among product, income, savings,and net lending aggregates



















Less: Consumption of fixed capitalNET NATIONAL INCOME, in market pricesNET NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOMESAVING, NET

70

Table 13.1 St. Vincent & the Grenadines: Value added by industries at current prices




0111.8

0116.1

0115.3

0126.2

0129.8

0126.9

0


104.10

108.90

108.40

118.30

121.80

117.70


0103.1

0107.9

0107.4

0117.3

0120.9

0116.9

0


01.0

01.0

00.9

00.9

00.9

00.9

0

B Fishing 8.5 0 7.8 0 7.2 0 6.9 0 7.9 0 8.0 0 9.1 0


D Manufacturing 81.3 0 88.7 0 79.1 0 80.2 0 86.2 0 97.0 0 97.1 0


70.90

66.40

66.30

65.00

62.40

53.90

F Construction 145.6 0 139.4 0 137.2 0 134.6 0 145.1 0 128.2 0 138.0 0


0

254.0

0

256.9

0

273.7

0

287.9

0

286.1

0

274.1

0


0

222.3

0

217.9

0

230.9

0

240.7

0

243.2

0

228.8

0



0217.4

0216.3

0220.6

0224.8

0221.0

0222.5

0


0

150.6

0

145.4

0

148.9

0

149.5

0

149.0

0

148.1

0



0

350.30

336.90

338.50

343.80

352.70

357.20



0236.2

0242.0

0241.3

0245.1

0251.2

0253.3

0


0

168.20

178.70

190.90

206.80

218.30

224.70


0

168.00

178.80

185.70

192.50

183.30

190.80

M Education 83.7 0 85.8 0 92.2 0 96.7 0 98.5 0 96.2 0 101.7 0



034.5

036.6

035.4

038.2

032.4

033.2

0


04.6

04.7

04.7

04.8

04.2

04.1

0


01,556.5

01,555.2

01,592.5

01,668.2

01,667.7

01,674.1

0


0

21.00

19.10

20.30

17.20

17.60

17.80


0282.8

0270.3

0278.4

0279.0

0297.6

0317.7

0






71

Table 13.2 St. Vincent & the Grenadines: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




087.9

087.8

088.6

093.9

096.5

092.5

0


81.60

81.60

83.40

88.40

90.80

86.30


080.7

080.8

082.6

087.6

090.1

085.5

0


00.9

00.8

00.8

00.8

00.8

00.8

0

B Fishing 7.5 0 6.3 0 6.2 0 5.2 0 5.6 0 5.7 0 6.2 0


D Manufacturing 63.9 0 60.8 0 63.8 0 61.0 0 58.5 0 62.1 0 63.9 0


57.30

56.00

58.70

58.50

57.80

59.70

F Construction 128.3 0 124.3 0 120.1 0 115.8 0 123.5 0 109.0 0 118.6 0


0

254.9

0

245.1

0

252.1

0

258.3

0

259.2

0

250.8

0


0

222.1

0

210.9

0

217.9

0

225.2

0

227.1

0

217.5

0



0209.9

0210.5

0210.0

0208.6

0208.1

0207.7

0


0

156.2

0

156.0

0

155.7

0

155.2

0

154.8

0

153.9

0



0

325.20

329.40

330.90

336.60

341.50

346.80



0229.5

0230.2

0231.6

0234.6

0236.4

0238.3

0


0

144.20

151.10

159.10

169.60

179.30

179.90


0

132.50

136.70

143.20

144.40

141.50

144.00

M Education 62.3 0 61.6 0 63.0 0 66.2 0 67.9 0 65.6 0 67.2 0



030.7

030.8

032.2

032.0

033.0

033.7

0


03.2

03.2

03.4

03.5

03.4

03.4

0


01,386.5

01,389.9

01,408.0

01,443.1

01,445.8

01,455.0

0


0

17.50

16.70

17.20

14.50

14.90

14.50


0252.0

0241.6

0246.2

0241.4

0258.0

0276.1

0





1 Excludes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM), but FISIM is included in the industry data.

72

Table 13.3 St. Vincent & the Grenadines: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##1,481.6

##1,508.4

##1,501.1

##1,539.1

##1,611.5

##…

##

NPISHs final consumption expenditure 16.2 20.7 17.5 16.9 18.8 17.7General government final consumption expenditure 395.9

##355.1

##397.0

##403.0

##420.5

##411.7

##…

##

Individual consumption expenditure 174.6 176.3 196.1 198.0 195.7 194.4Collective consumption expenditure 221.3 178.8 201.0 205.0 224.8 217.3



Changes in inventories 5.6 17.0 4.6 40.0 24.3 26.0Acquisitions less disposals of valuables 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 …

Exports of goods and services 529.9 ## 503.6 ## 500.9 ## 521.8 ## 507.9 ## 621.8 ## … ##

Exports of goods … ##

Exports of services … ##


##1,050.8

##1,016.9

##1,083.8

##1,137.7

##1,178.0

##…

##

Imports of goods … ##

Imports of services … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancy -29.7 -21.1 -50.5 -3.9 50.7 -36.6GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1,822.2 ## 1,839.3 ## 1,825.5 ## 1,871.0 ## 1,947.3 ## 1,965.3 ## … ##

Table 13.4 St. Vincent & the Grenadines: Gross domestic product by expenditures at constant 2006 prices

Millions of EC dollarsItem Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Final consumption expenditure 1,722.7 1,664.2 1,668.5 1,633.1 1,656.6 1,695.8 … ##

Household final consumption expenditure 1,341.2 1,332.7 1,307.9 1,272.9 1,286.2 1,337.8 …

##

NPISHs final consumption expenditure 11.8 16.9 14.2 14.0 14.3 13.1 …General government final consumption expenditure 369.7 314.5 346.4 346.2 356.1 345.0 …

##

Individual consumption expenditure 169.9 161.1 177.4 176.4 172.1 169.1 …Collective consumption expenditure 199.8 153.4 169.0 169.7 184.0 175.8 …

Gross capital formation 422.1 473.5 392.7 425.3 434.0 445.7 … ##

Gross fixed capital formation 417.4 459.3 389.0 393.6 414.9 425.3 … ##

Changes in inventories 4.7 14.3 3.7 31.7 19.1 20.4 …Acquisitions less disposals of valuables 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 …

Exports of goods and services 404.0 361.1 338.2 346.5 357.2 403.4 … ##

Exports of goods … ##

Exports of services … ##

Less: Imports of goods and services 933.6 883.4 850.7 829.5 796.1 932.5 …

##

Imports of goods … ##

Imports of services … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancy 80.0 23.1 82.8 78.7 32.7 91.4 …GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1,695.2 1,638.5 1,631.5 1,654.2 1,684.4 1,703.8 … ##

73

Table 13.5 St. Vincent and the Grenadines: Relations among product, income, savings,and net lending aggregates







Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -35.1 -33.2 -34.9 -10.3 0.3 -1.0 7.4







GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 1,817.9 1,833.0 1,811.8 1,924.4 1,984.8 2,000.9 2,035.1Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 1,881.2 1,857.4 1,923.0 1,921.1 1,978.3 2,040.9 442.3Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS -63.3 -24.4 -111.1 3.3 6.5 -40.0 1,592.8Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 146.4 148.0 104.3 91.7 53.0 56.1 59.4




NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION -405.4 -426.5 -475.7 -420.7 -488.6 -501.1 1,135.7



74

Table 14.1 Suriname: Value added by industries at current prices


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 T 2014 T 2015 T


01,117.1

01,041.2

01,127.9

01,178.4

01,299.6

01,378.9

0


828.40

732.10

821.60

767.20

792.00

740.70

Agriculture, hunting and related service activitiesForestry, logging and related service activities

B Fishing 243.7 0 288.8 0 309.2 0 306.2 0 411.2 0 507.6 0 638.3 0


D Manufacturing 2,120.5 0 2,475.2 0 2,483.0 0 2,863.0 0 2,610.3 0 2,314.0 0 1,293.7 0


251.40

217.40

250.10

276.90

282.20

400.00

F Construction 514.4 0 570.1 0 687.1 0 686.3 0 813.5 0 1,027.0 0 1,210.0 0


0

2,602.0

0

2,548.5

0

2,924.6

0

3,037.7

0

3,131.7

0

2,914.1

0


0

2,291.4

0

2,211.5

0

2,521.5

0

2,599.7

0

2,654.3

0

2,388.0

0



0700.7

0696.5

0924.3

01,031.0

01,427.7

01,493.6

0



0

955.00

1,002.50

1,051.30

1,248.30

1,087.00

1,134.50



0368.7

0392.6

0418.9

0435.4

0476.1

0539.7

0


0

1,284.90

1,203.10

1,332.50

1,534.70

1,587.20

1,606.40


0

148.10

155.30

173.70

203.90

211.10

215.00

M Education 5.0 0 7.8 0 8.4 0 9.0 0 10.6 0 10.8 0 10.4 0



069.7

079.6

089.6

0102.1

0105.6

0106.9

0

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 1 9,608.9 10,955.3 10,834.7 12,275.5 12,716.4 13,002.1 12,049.9Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM)Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 855.0

0841.1

01,092.9

01,170.3

01,176.9

01,147.9

01,266.5

0

Plus: Taxes on products 858.2 0 845.4 0

Less: Subsidies on products 3.2 0 4.3 0

Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 10,464.0 0 11,796.4 0 11,927.7 0 13,445.8 0 13,893.3 0 14,150.0 0 13,316.4 0

Memorandum Item: FISIM, if distributed to uses 232.4 257.0

1 Excludes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM)

75

Table 14.2 Suriname: Value added by industries at constant 2007 prices



A+B Agriculture, hunting, forestry; fishing 960.0 0 988.1 0 1,032.0 0 1,137.6 0 1,035.2 0 1,072.1 0 1,142.5 0


705.60

738.00

840.20

709.30

731.10

786.80


B Fishing 264.5 0 282.6 0 294.0 0 297.4 0 325.9 0 341.0 0 355.7 0


D Manufacturing 1,800.3 0 2,016.4 0 2,052.2 0 1,680.2 0 1,826.6 0 1,677.7 0 1,655.7 0


140.50

161.50

163.40

176.10

174.40

161.70

F Construction 432.8 0 390.5 0 436.1 0 437.5 0 458.2 0 512.2 0 578.3 0


0

1,880.7

0

1,936.9

0

2,090.6

0

2,147.0

0

2,161.3

0

1,960.1

0


0

1,631.9

0

1,679.7

0

1,792.0

0

1,845.9

0

1,861.1

0

1,688.3

0



0579.1

0603.9

0633.8

0634.9

0662.9

0703.3

0



0

741.60

794.20

858.70

1,038.70

922.20

899.30



0285.2

0303.2

0311.1

0320.2

0332.1

0342.5

0


0

843.70

865.40

990.70

940.30

1,122.00

1,070.90


0

101.50

120.00

124.90

127.20

130.10

129.70

M Education 6.4 0 6.6 0 6.9 0 7.0 0 6.7 0 6.8 0 6.6 0



052.6

070.1

073.0

074.8

076.9

076.3

0


0718.6

0847.0

0968.0

01,002.8

01,025.3

0973.2

0


Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 8,506.4 0 8,945.7 0 9,468.8 0 9,724.1 0 10,009.2 0 10,046.0 0 9,773.6 0



76

Table 14.3 Suriname: Value added by industries at current prices

Millions of Suriname dollars



01,135.7

01,261.6

01,378.5

01,440.3

01,588.5

01,726.1

0


842.20

887.00

1,004.20

937.70

968.00

927.20


B Fishing 247.8 0 293.6 0 374.6 0 374.3 0 502.6 0 620.4 0 799.0 0

C Mining and quarrying 758.9 0 865.0 0 969.6 0 1,151.2 0 955.4 0 775.6 0 505.3 0

D Manufacturing 2,155.9 0 2,516.5 0 3,008.4 0 3,499.2 0 3,190.3 0 2,828.2 0 1,619.4 0


255.60

263.40

305.70

338.50

344.90

500.70

F Construction 523.0 0 579.6 0 832.5 0 838.8 0 994.3 0 1,255.3 0 1,514.6 0


0

2,645.4

0

3,087.8

0

3,574.5

0

3,712.8

0

3,827.7

0

3,647.9

0


0

2,329.6

0

2,679.5

0

3,081.9

0

3,177.4

0

3,244.1

0

2,989.3

0



0712.4

0843.9

01,129.8

01,260.1

01,745.0

01,869.7

0



0

970.90

1,214.70

1,284.90

1,525.70

1,328.60

1,420.20



0374.9

0475.7

0512.0

0532.1

0581.9

0675.6

0


0

1,306.30

1,457.70

1,628.60

1,875.70

1,940.00

2,010.90


0

150.50

188.20

212.30

249.20

258.00

269.10

M Education 5.1 0 7.9 0 10.1 0 11.0 0 12.9 0 13.3 0 13.1 0



070.9

096.4

0109.5

0124.8

0129.1

0133.8

0


0855.1

01,324.2

01,430.3

01,438.4

01,402.9

01,585.3

0

Plus: Taxes on products 872.5 0 859.5 0

Less: Subsidies on products 3.3 0 4.4 0

Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 10,638.4 0 11,993.0 0 14,451.9 0 16,433.7 0 16,980.7 17,294.4 16,669.3



77

Table 14.4 Suriname: Value added by industries at constant 2007 prices

Millions of Suriname dollars



01,004.6

01,049.2

01,156.6

01,052.4

01,090.0

01,161.5

0


717.30

750.30

854.20

721.10

743.30

799.90


B Fishing 269.0 0 287.3 0 298.9 0 302.4 0 331.3 0 346.7 0 361.6 0


D Manufacturing 1,830.3 0 2,050.0 0 2,086.4 0 1,708.2 0 1,857.0 0 1,705.7 0 1,683.3 0


142.80

164.20

166.10

179.00

177.30

164.40

F Construction 440.0 0 397.1 0 443.3 0 444.8 0 465.9 0 520.8 0 587.9 0


0

1,912.1

0

1,969.2

0

2,125.5

0

2,182.8

0

2,197.3

0

1,992.7

0


0

1,659.1

0

1,707.7

0

1,821.8

0

1,876.6

0

1,892.1

0

1,716.5

0



0588.8

0614.0

0644.4

0645.4

0673.9

0715.0

0



0

754.00

807.40

873.10

1,056.00

937.50

914.30



0289.9

0308.3

0316.3

0325.6

0337.6

0348.3

0


0

857.80

879.80

1,007.20

956.00

1,140.70

1,088.70


0

103.20

122.00

127.00

129.30

132.30

131.80

M Education 6.5 0 6.7 0 7.0 0 7.1 0 6.8 0 6.9 0 6.7 0



053.5

071.3

074.2

076.0

078.2

077.5

0


0730.6

0861.1

0984.1

01,019.5

01,042.4

0989.4

0


Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 8,648.2 0 9,094.8 0 9,626.6 0 9,886.2 0 10,176.0 10,213.4 9,936.5



78

Table 15.1 Trinidad and Tobago: Value added by industries at current prices




0239.5

0258.6

0256.4

0263.5

0254.6

0255.0

0

A Agriculture, hunting, forestry 211.8 232.5 232.3 239.0 227.1 219.3Agriculture, hunting and related service activities 175.2 193.2 193.1 199.9 187.8 179.8Forestry, logging and related service activities 36.6 39.2 39.2 39.1 39.3 39.5

B Fishing 27.6 26.2 24.0 24.4 27.5 35.7C Mining and quarrying 17,063.6 1 14,193.3 17,396.1 17,467.7 17,872.8 17,508.1 13,602.2D Manufacturing 8,889.1 11,765.7 14,691.6 13,060.9 11,411.3 11,736.4 10,711.4

E Electricity, gas and water supply 762.0 769.7 843.9 842.2 816.7 879.5 901.1F Construction 4,002.6 3,701.1 3,701.6 3,935.9 4,331.7 4,557.7

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants 8,881.3 12,492.6 15,217.0 15,915.1 17,416.5 18,154.4 17,940.5

G Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods 12,004.2 14,262.1 14,991.9 16,650.4 17,308.7 17,066.6H Hotels and restaurants 488.4 954.9 923.2 766.1 845.7 873.9

I Transport, storage and communications 3,083.5 3,397.7 3,576.0 3,643.4 3,777.4 3,950.1 4,041.3

Land transport; transport via pipelines, water transport; air transport; Supporting and auxiliary transport activities; activities of travel agencies 2,103.9 2,212.1 2,147.7 2,184.4 2,046.1 2,057.8Post and telecommunications 1,293.7 1,363.9 1,495.7 1,593.0 1,904.0 1,983.5

J+K Financial intermediation; real estate, renting and business activities 6,194.8 6,300.2 6,847.3 7,381.9 8,208.0 8,247.6 8,981.9

J Financial intermediation 3,444.3 3,882.5 3,945.9 4,114.4 4,241.0 4,757.3K Real estate, renting and business activities 2,855.9 2,964.8 3,436.0 4,093.5 4,006.8 4,224.6

L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 4,786.5 4,433.6 4,419.7 4,500.9 4,861.4 5,816.7 6,182.8M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services 2,219.6 2,302.7 2,162.7 2,424.6 2,541.1 2,625.2 2,726.0

M Education 1,519.1 2 1,604.3 1,359.0 1,577.4 1,627.0 1,650.0 1,667.1N Health and social work 299.0 316.0 357.6 395.2 439.4 475.9O Other community, social and personal services 700.4

3399.3 487.7 489.5 518.9 535.8 583.0

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 52,114.0 59,897.6 69,114.0 69,194.5 71,104.7 73,504.4 69,899.9Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 2,339.9 2,472.2 2,414.1 2,207.1 2,205.3 2,314.7 2,714.2Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 4 2,206.1 2,565.7 2,074.5 2,672.2 2,801.8 2,709.7 3,052.4




1 Includes Construction2 Refers to Education and Cultural services3 Refers to Personal services4 Refers to Value Added Tax.

79

Table 15.2 Trinidad and Tobago: Value added by industries at constant 2000 prices




091.9

097.7

097.6

0100.5

0108.4

0119.1

0



E Electricity, gas and water supply 546.7 547.2 582.3 596.9 615.4 620.9 638.9F Construction 2,114.0 1,927.2 1,888.6 2,009.1 2,067.9 2,139.3


G Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods 6,122.7 6,436.3 6,435.2 6,686.6 6,586.7 6,321.2H Hotels and restaurants 251.8 462.0 402.3 317.6 329.3 323.3






M Education 768.3 2 817.5 798.2 793.4 803.8 787.4 760.7N Health and social work 188.5 199.2 219.4 231.1 248.3 264.6O Other community, social and personal services 499.7

3281.3 336.8 322.0 319.5 327.8 348.4

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 38,300.4 39,397.9 39,548.7 39,686.9 40,543.8 40,217.2 40,320.3Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 1,325.0 1,225.3 1,195.7 1,009.4 962.1 941.9 1,036.1Plus: Taxes less Subsidies on products 4 1,251.3 1,324.3 1,027.9 1,212.7 1,210.4 1,102.4 1,165.4



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 38,226.7 39,496.9 39,380.9 39,890.3 40,792.0 40,377.8 40,449.61 Includes Construction2 Refers to Education and Cultural services3 Refers to Personal services4 Refers to Value Added Tax.

80

Table 15.3 Trinidad and Tobago: Value added by industries at current prices

Millions of Trinidad and Tobago dollars



0563.0

0613.0

0608.0

0626.0

0602.0

0600.0

0



E Electricity, gas and water supply 1,777.9 1,809.7 2,000.1 1,997.3 1,940.7 2,079.8 2,120.4F Construction 9,410.5 8,772.3 8,778.5 9,352.3 10,243.6 10,725.3


G Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods 28,223.2 33,803.7 35,554.4 39,563.4 40,931.6 40,161.4H Hotels and restaurants 1,148.2 2,263.4 2,189.4 1,820.4 1,999.9 2,056.5






M Education 3,544.5 2 3,772.0 3,221.0 3,741.0 3,866.0 3,902.0 3,923.0N Health and social work 703.0 749.0 848.0 939.0 1,039.0 1,120.0O Other community, social and personal services 1,634.3

3938.8 1,156.0 1,161.0 1,233.0 1,267.0 1,372.0






81

Table 15.4 Trinidad and Tobago: Value added by industries at constant 2000 prices

Millions of Trinidad and Tobago dollars



0213.6

0227.0

0226.9

0233.6

0252.0

0276.7

0



E Electricity, gas and water supply 1,270.6 1,271.7 1,353.3 1,387.3 1,430.3 1,443.0 1,484.9F Construction 4,913.1 4,478.8 4,389.3 4,669.4 4,806.1 4,971.9


G Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods 14,229.7 14,958.5 14,955.8 15,540.2 15,307.9 14,690.9H Hotels and restaurants 585.2 1,073.8 935.0 738.2 765.4 751.4






M Education 1,785.7 2 1,900.0 1,855.0 1,844.0 1,868.0 1,830.0 1,768.0N Health and social work 438.0 463.0 510.0 537.0 577.0 615.0O Other community, social and personal services 1,161.4

3653.7 782.7 748.3 742.6 761.9 809.7






82

Table 16.1 Anguilla: Value added by industries at current prices




013.2

016.7

017.1

015.6

016.7

017.7

0



02.6

02.8

02.6

02.5

02.6

03.0

0

Forestry, logging and related service activities

B Fishing 11.9 0 10.6 0 14.0 0 14.5 0 13.1 0 14.1 0 14.7 0


D Manufacturing 24.0 0 17.7 0 14.1 0 14.9 0 14.5 0 16.5 0 17.6 0


31.50

34.10

30.30

31.10

30.90

33.70

F Construction 75.7 0 50.9 0 36.1 0 40.4 0 43.5 0 61.8 0 66.4 0


0

166.2

0

187.7

0

186.3

0

194.0

0

207.1

0

211.7

0


0

50.9

0

51.3

0

57.8

0

56.9

0

65.5

0

66.2

0



057.8

057.7

055.0

063.8

074.1

075.9

0


0

33.0

0

33.9

0

33.4

0

41.3

0

51.0

0

54.2

0



0

169.90

180.40

182.00

155.80

187.90

189.30



091.9

094.2

093.0

094.9

097.2

0100.4

0


0

77.20

70.50

70.20

70.10

70.80

74.20


0

63.10

65.20

70.30

78.60

76.50

77.80

M Education 21.9 0 20.4 0 23.2 0 28.4 0 34.5 0 32.4 0 33.4 0



019.9

020.3

020.9

021.7

021.6

022.1

0


04.0

04.1

04.2

04.2

04.3

04.4

0


0621.9

0635.4

0637.3

0648.5

0719.3

0737.7

0


0

32.50

33.90

36.00

25.10

31.10

34.70


0101.5

0154.1

0119.0

0112.9

0121.3

0125.6

0






83

Table 16.2 Anguilla: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




012.5

015.8

017.1

014.4

014.6

015.5

0



02.1

01.9

01.6

01.7

01.7

02.0

0


B Fishing 11.2 0 10.4 0 14.0 0 15.4 0 12.6 0 12.9 0 13.6 0


D Manufacturing 24.0 0 11.9 0 11.7 0 11.8 0 11.6 0 13.5 0 13.7 0


32.30

31.40

28.10

27.00

27.00

24.60

F Construction 63.3 0 48.3 0 34.1 0 37.4 0 40.1 0 55.6 0 59.9 0


0

166.3

0

171.9

0

169.2

0

174.8

0

185.5

0

189.5

0


0

45.2

0

42.9

0

46.3

0

44.3

0

51.2

0

52.2

0



057.6

055.3

051.7

050.6

053.2

055.6

0


0

22.3

0

20.9

0

21.0

0

23.1

0

26.9

0

29.1

0



0

149.60

149.40

143.90

142.20

138.50

143.10



081.1

081.6

077.8

078.8

080.7

082.5

0


0

63.50

58.30

58.00

57.90

58.50

60.90


0

47.60

48.20

47.60

48.70

49.00

49.30

M Education 13.8 0 14.0 0 15.2 0 16.3 0 17.5 0 17.1 0 16.8 0



018.2

017.8

017.9

018.3

018.7

018.9

0


03.1

03.2

03.2

03.3

03.3

03.4

0


0574.6

0559.9

0549.5

0552.0

0583.1

0599.5

0


0

20.60

21.80

20.60

20.50

18.40

18.90


093.7

0135.8

0102.6

096.1

098.4

0102.1

0





84

Table 16.3 Anguilla: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices



Final consumption expenditure 763.3 ## 708.4 ## 776.0 ## 727.5 ## 723.7 ## 794.3 ## 810.7 ##


##579.3

##650.3

##603.2

##602.8

##670.0

##677.6

##


##129.1

##125.7

##124.3

##120.8

##124.3

##133.1

##






Exports of goods 62.7 ## 33.8 ## 19.6 ## 20.2 ## 7.0 ## 6.0 ## 4.9 ##



##503.9

##497.3

##499.1

##503.8

##551.2

##560.1

##

Imports of goods 401.5 ## 356.1 ## 348.4 ## 349.0 ## 344.7 ## 360.9 ## 362.2 ##


Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 762.8 ## 723.4 ## 789.5 ## 756.3 ## 761.4 ## 840.6 ## 863.3 ##

85

Table 16.4 Anguilla: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 762.8 723.4 789.5 756.3 761.4 840.6 863.3Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net 8.3 11.0 7.5 0.5 -1.4 -0.6 -0.7


Property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -25.8 -3.8 -8.4 -6.4 -10.0 1.8 1.7


Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -17.5 7.3 -0.9 -5.9 -11.5 1.2 1.0





GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, at market prices 745.3 730.7 788.6 750.4 749.9 841.8 864.3Plus: Current transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net -13.2 15.6 27.6 -14.4 -12.9 -16.0 -16.2


GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 732.0 746.3 816.2 736.1 737.0 825.8 848.1Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 763.3 708.4 776.0 727.5 723.7 794.3 810.7Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS -31.2 37.9 40.3 8.6 13.4 31.5 37.5Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net 31.0 43.6 21.2 28.5 32.1 31.1 20.4



Less: Acquisitions less disposals of non-produced non-financial assets 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Plus: Statistical discrepancyNET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION -227.1 -93.1 -79.1 -118.5 -102.8 -144.8 -165.0



86

Table 17.1 Bermuda: Value added by industries at current prices




0116.0

0118.2

0110.8

0112.2

099.2

0…

0


102.10

100.30

98.00

98.90

93.20

…0


0102.1

0100.3

098.0

098.9

093.2

0…

0


B Fishing 11.2 0 13.9 0 17.9 0 12.8 0 13.3 0 5.9 0 … 0

C Mining and quarryingD Manufacturing 207.7 0 202.0 0 176.1 0 140.7 0 132.5 0 119.8 0 … 0


260.60

263.60

233.80

225.90

234.20

…0

F Construction 1 857.3 703.5 550.2 478.7 479.8 482.5 …


0

1,841.5

0

1,743.7

0

1,674.8

0

1,711.7

0

1,723.4

0

…

0


0

1,113.7

0

1,031.3

0

1,008.0

0

1,004.6

0

1,015.5

0

…

0



0778.7

0717.6

0725.5

0727.4

0700.5

0…

0


0

243.8

0

224.0

0

220.4

0

244.7

0

243.7

0

…

0



0

10,078.00

9,847.00

9,845.10

9,916.10

10,022.40

…0

J Financial intermediation 1,851.7 0 1,843.5 0 1,943.0 0 1,970.8 0 1,928.1 0 1,857.3 0 … 0


08,234.5

07,904.0

07,874.3

07,988.0

08,165.2

0…

0


0

932.80

894.60

919.20

921.30

894.40

…0


0

1,466.40

1,544.90

1,589.80

1,609.40

1,544.90

…0

M Education 368.3 0 378.4 0 371.8 0 363.2 0 369.2 0 370.3 0 … 0



0290.8

0280.5

0280.1

0260.6

0259.2

0…

0


051.2

050.6

046.0

043.1

041.0

0…

0

Plus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 16,499.9 16,430.7 15,906.5 15,764.2 15,879.4 15,862.4 …Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 1,067.8

0

1,148.10

1,217.30

1,144.70

1,124.60

1,076.90

…0


0526.8

0485.8

0458.2

0472.4

0473.0

0…

0

Plus: Taxes on products 603.1 0 526.8 0 485.8 0 458.2 0 472.4 0 473.0 0 … 0



1 Includes Mining and quarrying.2 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

87

Table 17.2 Bermuda: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




0129.3

0124.1

0115.1

0116.4

0107.7

0…

0


114.50

104.10

99.10

99.70

97.70

…0


0114.5

0104.1

099.1

099.7

097.7

0…

0


B Fishing 12.1 0 14.9 0 20.0 0 16.1 0 16.7 0 10.0 0 … 0



245.80

265.50

245.80

239.20

232.90

…0

F Construction 1 779.0 614.7 475.8 411.9 386.2 409.1 …

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants 1,562.4 1,548.7 1,494.3 1,457.8 1,402.3 1,350.7 …

G Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods 958.4 895.6 837.3 809.0 799.2 800.9 …H Hotels and restaurants 604.0 653.1 657.0 648.8 603.1 549.8 …


Land transport; transport via pipelines, water transport; air transport; Supporting and auxiliary transport activities; activities of travel agencies 256.7 266.6 254.8 233.2 284.7 290.5 …Post and telecommunications 484.9 448.4 409.1 401.1 371.2 363.5 …

J+K Financial intermediation; real estate, renting and business activities 9,040.0 8,971.3 8,797.7 8,372.9 8,233.6 8,251.6 …

J Financial intermediation 1,850.6 1,864.5 1,910.9 1,791.5 1,810.2 1,722.1 …K Real estate, renting and business activities 7,189.5 7,106.8 6,886.8 6,581.4 6,423.4 6,529.5 …

L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 782.8 787.5 725.0 737.9 731.5 700.8 …M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services 1,193.9 1,189.8 1,164.8 1,167.1 1,132.0 1,056.2 …

M Education 305.1 304.5 267.8 252.2 253.4 245.4 …N Health and social work 654.3 657.9 682.6 702.1 679.2 623.7 …O Other community, social and personal services 234.5 227.4 214.3 212.8 199.4 187.1 …

P Private households with employed persons 47.0 49.5 48.9 44.1 39.8 35.7 …Plus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 14,766.6 14,466.4 13,962.3 13,359.1 13,095.1 12,947.1 …Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 1,139.4

0

1,179.80

1,269.40

1,163.80

1,193.90

1,094.40

…0


0605.3

0584.2

0559.0

0547.9

0541.7

0…

0



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 14,245.1 13,891.9 13,277.1 12,754.3 12,449.1 12,394.5 …1 Includes Mining and quarrying.2 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

88

Table 17.3 Bermuda: Value added by industries at current prices

Millions of Bermuda dollars



043.0

043.8

041.0

041.5

036.7

0…

0


37.80

37.20

36.30

36.60

34.50

…0


037.8

037.2

036.3

036.6

034.5

0…

0


B Fishing 4.2 0 5.2 0 6.6 0 4.7 0 4.9 0 2.2 0 … 0



96.50

97.60

86.60

83.70

86.70

…0

F Construction 1 317.5 260.6 203.8 177.3 177.7 178.7 …

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants 672.5 682.0 645.8 620.3 634.0 638.3 …





J Financial intermediation 685.8 682.8 719.6 729.9 714.1 687.9 …K Real estate, renting and business activities 3,051.9 3,049.8 2,927.4 2,916.4 2,958.5 3,024.1 …

L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 339.2 345.5 331.3 340.4 341.2 331.2 …M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services 504.4 543.1 572.2 588.8 596.1 572.2 …


P Private households with employed persons 15.9 19.0 18.7 17.0 16.0 15.2 …Plus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 6,111.1 6,085.4 5,891.3 5,838.6 5,881.3 5,875.0 …Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 395.5

0

425.20

450.90

424.00

416.50

398.90

…0


0195.1

0179.9

0169.7

0175.0

0175.2

0…

0





89

Table 17.4 Bermuda: Value added by industries at constant 2006 prices




047.9

046.0

042.6

043.1

039.9

0…

0


42.40

38.60

36.70

36.90

36.20

…0


042.4

038.6

036.7

036.9

036.2

0…

0


B Fishing 4.5 0 5.5 0 7.4 0 5.9 0 6.2 0 3.7 0 … 0



91.00

98.30

91.00

88.60

86.30

…0

F Construction 1 288.5 227.7 176.2 152.6 143.0 151.5 …

G+H Wholesale, retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and households goods; hotels and restaurants 578.7 573.6 553.4 539.9 519.4 500.3 …





J Financial intermediation 685.4 690.5 707.7 663.5 670.5 637.8 …K Real estate, renting and business activities 2,662.8 2,632.1 2,550.7 2,437.6 2,379.0 2,418.3 …

L Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 289.9 291.7 268.5 273.3 270.9 259.6 …M+N+O Education; health and social work; other community, social and personal services 442.2 440.7 431.4 432.2 419.2 391.2 …


P Private households with employed persons 17.4 18.3 18.1 16.3 14.7 13.2 …Plus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 5,469.1 5,357.9 5,171.2 4,947.8 4,850.0 4,795.2 …Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 422.0

0

437.00

470.10

431.00

442.20

405.30

…0


0224.2

0216.4

0207.0

0202.9

0200.6

0…

0





90

Table 17.5 Bermuda: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##7,732.4

##7,543.2

##7,649.7

##7,709.9

##7,915.8

##…

##


##2,859.3

##2,765.6

##2,806.5

##2,753.8

##2,569.0

##…

##






Exports of goods 105.6 ## 67.8 ## 62.3 ## 57.9 ## 63.4 ## 57.1 ## … ##



##4,749.2

##4,729.8

##4,732.4

##5,004.9

##5,155.4

##…

##

Imports of goods 2,657.5 ## 2,365.7 ## 2,200.4 ## 2,215.6 ## 2,485.3 ## 2,440.5 ## … ##


Plus: Statistical discrepancy -124.2 ## -245.8 ## -315.5 ## -229.1 ## 31.2 ## 125.5 ## … ##


Table 17.6 Bermuda: Gross domestic product by expenditures at constant 2006 prices





##6,861.6

##6,490.5

##6,424.9

##6,380.3

##6,445.3

##…

##


##2,453.7

##2,284.6

##2,269.3

##2,180.3

##2,003.2

##…

##






Exports of goods 99.0 ## 59.7 ## 48.6 ## 43.4 ## 48.3 ## 44.2 ## … ##



##4,328.4

##4,153.5

##4,061.1

##4,225.4

##4,338.6

##…

##

Imports of goods 2,474.6 ## 2,153.6 ## 1,929.9 ## 1,893.7 ## 2,092.8 ## 2,059.0 ## … ##


Plus: Statistical discrepancy 16.2 ## -41.5 ## -7.2 ## 32.4 ## 176.4 ## 297.8 ## … ##


91

Table 17.7 Bermuda: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices





##

NPISHs final consumption expenditure 117.1 111.7 101.6 104.0 111.1 105.6 …General government final consumption expenditure 1,003.7 1,059.0 1,024.3 1,039.4 1,019.9 951.5 …

##





Exports of goods and services 2,867.3 2,908.5 2,867.0 2,820.8 2,863.2 2,830.8 … ##

Exports of goods 39.1 25.1 23.1 21.4 23.5 21.1 … ##

Exports of services 2,828.2 2,883.4 2,843.9 2,799.4 2,839.7 2,809.6 … ##

Less: Imports of goods and services 1,814.9 1,759.0 1,751.8 1,752.7 1,853.7 1,909.4 …

##

Imports of goods 984.3 876.2 814.9 820.6 920.5 903.9 … ##

Imports of services 830.7 882.8 936.8 932.1 933.2 1,005.5 … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancy -46.0 -91.0 -116.8 -84.9 11.6 46.5 … ##

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 5,938.9 5,855.3 5,620.4 5,584.3 5,639.7 5,651.3 … ##

Table 17.8 Bermuda: Gross domestic product by expenditures at constant 2006 prices





##

NPISHs final consumption expenditure 105.3 97.8 86.8 86.6 90.6 83.9 …General government final consumption expenditure 877.1 908.8 846.1 840.5 807.5 741.9 …

##





Exports of goods and services 2,505.9 2,509.7 2,474.9 2,336.5 2,273.1 2,249.3 … ##

Exports of goods 36.7 22.1 18.0 16.1 17.9 16.4 … ##

Exports of services 2,469.2 2,487.5 2,456.9 2,320.4 2,255.3 2,233.0 … ##

Less: Imports of goods and services 1,698.5 1,603.1 1,538.3 1,504.1 1,565.0 1,606.9 …

##

Imports of goods 916.5 797.6 714.8 701.4 775.1 762.6 … ##

Imports of services 782.0 805.5 823.6 802.7 789.8 844.3 … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancy 6.0 -15.4 -2.7 12.0 65.3 110.3 … ##

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 5,276.0 5,145.2 4,917.5 4,723.8 4,610.8 4,590.6 … ##

92

Table 17.9 Bermuda: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 16,035.1 15,809.4 15,175.0 15,077.7 15,227.2 15,258.5 …Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net -168.3 -163.9 -154.3 -161.0 -156.5 -165.5 …

Plus: Compensation of employees - from the rest of the world 23.1 16.9 19.2 18.9 17.3 16.4 …Less: Compensation of employees - to the rest of the world 191.4 180.8 173.5 180.0 173.8 181.9 …

Property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -404.4 176.4 182.2 551.4 584.1 434.1 …

Plus: Property income - from the rest of the world 840.3 898.3 964.3 1,057.3 2,628.6 1,065.1 …Less: Property income - to the rest of the world 1,244.6 721.9 782.1 505.9 2,044.6 631.0 …

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -572.6 12.5 28.0 390.4 427.5 268.6 …

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from the rest of the world 863.3 915.2 983.5 1,076.3 2,645.9 1,081.5 …

Less: Compensation of employees and property income - to the rest of the world 1,436.0 902.7 955.5 685.9 2,218.4 812.9 …



GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, at market prices 15,462.5 15,821.9 15,203.0 15,468.1 15,654.8 15,527.1 …Plus: Current transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net -345.5 -378.0 -353.5 -374.2 -417.6 -405.8 …

Plus: Current transfers - from the rest of the world 241.8 212.2 238.2 275.1 264.0 330.0 …Less: Current transfers - to the rest of the world 587.3 590.3 591.7 649.3 681.6 735.8 …

GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 15,117.0 15,443.8 14,849.5 15,093.9 15,237.2 15,121.3 …Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 10,926.7 10,893.3 10,583.1 10,736.9 10,763.7 10,769.9 …Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 4,190.3 4,550.6 4,266.4 4,357.0 4,473.5 4,351.4 …Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net


Less: Gross capital formation 2,391.3 2,058.1 1,896.3 1,686.0 1,706.6 1,875.4 …


NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION 1,799.0 2,492.4 2,370.0 2,671.0 2,766.9 2,476.1 …



93

Table 17.10 Bermuda: Relations among product, income, savings, and net lending aggregates



GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 5,938.9 5,855.3 5,620.4 5,584.3 5,639.7 5,651.3 …Compensation of employees - from and to the rest of the world, net -62.3 -60.7 -57.1 -59.6 -58.0 -61.3 …

Plus: Compensation of employees - from the rest of the world 8.5 6.3 7.1 7.0 6.4 6.1 …Less: Compensation of employees - to the rest of the world 70.9 67.0 64.3 66.7 64.4 67.4 …

Property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -149.8 65.3 67.5 204.2 216.3 160.8 …

Plus: Property income - from the rest of the world 311.2 332.7 357.1 391.6 973.6 394.5 …Less: Property income - to the rest of the world 461.0 267.4 289.7 187.4 757.2 233.7 …

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from and to the rest of the world, net -212.1 4.6 10.4 144.6 158.3 99.5 …

Plus: Compensation of employees and property income - from the rest of the world 319.8 339.0 364.3 398.6 980.0 400.6 …

Less: Compensation of employees and property income - to the rest of the world 531.8 334.3 353.9 254.0 821.6 301.1 …



GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, at market prices 5,726.8 5,860.0 5,630.7 5,728.9 5,798.1 5,750.8 …Plus: Current transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net -128.0 -140.0 -130.9 -138.6 -154.7 -150.3 …

Plus: Current transfers - from the rest of the world 89.6 78.6 88.2 101.9 97.8 122.2 …Less: Current transfers - to the rest of the world 217.5 218.6 219.2 240.5 252.4 272.5 …

GROSS NATIONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME 5,598.9 5,719.9 5,499.8 5,590.3 5,643.4 5,600.5 …Less: Final consumption expenditure / Actual final consumption 4,046.9 4,034.6 3,919.7 3,976.6 3,986.6 3,988.8 …Plus: Statistical discrepancySAVING, GROSS 1,552.0 1,685.4 1,580.1 1,613.7 1,656.9 1,611.6 …Plus: Capital transfers - from and to the rest of the world, net


Less: Gross capital formation 885.7 762.3 702.3 624.4 632.1 694.6 …


NET LENDING(+)/ NET BORROWING(-) OF THE NATION 666.3 923.1 877.8 989.3 1,024.8 917.1 …



94

Table 18.1 British Virgin Islands: Value added by industries at current prices




024.3

024.3

025.6

025.6

0…

0…

0


10.80

10.80

11.10

11.10

…0

…0

Agriculture, hunting and related service activities 1 10.8 10.8 10.8 11.1 11.1 … …Forestry, logging and related service activities

B Fishing 13.5 0 13.5 0 13.5 0 14.6 0 14.6 0 … 0 … 0

C Mining and quarrying 1.0 … 0 …D Manufacturing 72.9 0 72.9 0 72.9 0 73.5 0 73.5 0 … 0 … 0


56.70

59.40

61.90

65.20

…0

…0

F Construction 170.1 0 113.4 0 143.1 0 140.2 0 139.7 0 … 0 … 0


0

666.9

0

669.6

0

677.4

0

694.3

0

…

0

…

0


0

332.1

0

334.8

0

336.8

0

340.5

0

…

0

…

0

H Hotels and restaurants 318.6 0 334.8 0 334.8 0 340.6 0 353.8 0 … 0 … 0


0275.4

0275.4

0279.8

0286.7

0…

0…

0



0

864.00

885.60

883.00

855.10

…0

…0

J Financial intermediation 102.6 0 129.6 0 140.4 0 139.1 0 115.8 0 … 0 … 0


0734.4

0745.2

0743.9

0739.3

0…

0…

0


0

180.90

186.30

170.70

170.10

…0

…0


0

180.90

183.60

174.20

173.70

…0

…0

M Education 72.9 0 72.9 0 72.9 0 68.1 0 67.8 0 … 0 … 0

N Health and social work 51.3 0 48.6 0 51.3 0 47.1 0 47.0 0 … 0 … 0


059.4

059.4

059.0

058.9

0…

0…

0

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 2,367.9 2,438.1 2,502.9 2,487.5 2,485.1 … …Less: Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) 89.1

0

110.70

121.50

120.80

101.00

…0

…0


089.1

089.1

088.7

088.0

0…

0…

0

Plus: Taxes on products 89.1 0 89.1 0 89.1 0 88.7 0 88.0 0 … 0 … 0


GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 2,365.2 0 2,413.8 0 2,473.2 0 2,455.3 0 2,472.1 0 … 0 … 0

1 Excludes Hunting2 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

95

Table 18.2 British Virgin Islands: Value added by industries at current prices

Millions of United States dollars



09.0

09.0

09.5

09.5

0…

0…

0


4.00

4.00

4.10

4.10

…0

…0

Agriculture, hunting and related service activities 1 4.0 4.0 4.0 4.1 4.1 …

0

…0


B Fishing 5.0 0 5.0 0 5.0 0 5.4 0 5.4 0 … 0 … 0

C Mining and quarrying 0.4 … 0 …D Manufacturing 27.0 0 27.0 0 27.0 0 27.2 0 27.2 0 … 0 … 0


21.00

22.00

22.90

24.20

…0

…0

F Construction 63.0 0 42.0 0 53.0 0 51.9 0 51.8 0 … 0 … 0


0

247.0

0

248.0

0

250.9

0

257.2

0

…

0

…

0


0

123.0

0

124.0

0

124.7

0

126.1

0

…

0

…

0

H Hotels and restaurants 118.0 0 124.0 0 124.0 0 126.2 0 131.0 0 … 0 … 0


0102.0

0102.0

0103.6

0106.2

0…

0…

0



0

320.00

328.00

327.00

316.70

…0

…0

J Financial intermediation 38.0 0 48.0 0 52.0 0 51.5 0 42.9 0 … 0 … 0


0272.0

0276.0

0275.5

0273.8

0…

0…

0


0

67.00

69.00

63.20

63.00

…0

…0


0

67.00

68.00

64.50

64.30

…0

…0

M Education 27.0 0 27.0 0 27.0 0 25.2 0 25.1 0 … 0 … 0

N Health and social work 19.0 0 18.0 0 19.0 0 17.5 0 17.4 0 … 0 … 0


022.0

022.0

021.8

021.8

0…

0…

0

P Private households with employed personsPlus: Statistical discrepancyVALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 2 877.0 903.0 927.0 921.3 920.4 …

0…

0


0

41.00

45.00

44.70

37.40

…0

…0


033.0

033.0

032.8

032.6

0…

0…

0

Plus: Taxes on products 33.0 0 33.0 0 33.0 0 32.8 0 32.6 0 … 0 … 0


GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 876.0 0 894.0 0 916.0 0 909.4 0 915.6 0 … 0 … 0

1 Excludes Hunting2 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

96

Table 18.3 British Virgin Islands: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices



Final consumption expenditure 1,047.6 ## 1,061.1 ## 1,077.3 ## 1,062.2 ## 1,062.6 ## … ## … ##


##853.2

##866.7

##856.1

##857.0

##…

##…

##


##207.9

##210.6

##206.1

##205.6

##…

##…

##


Gross capital formation 523.8 ## 531.9 ## 542.7 ## 538.4 ## 540.9 ## … ## … ##

Gross fixed capital formation 567.0 ## 577.8 ## 591.3 ## 586.8 ## 590.6 ## … ## … ##

Changes in inventories -43.2 ## -45.9 ## -48.6 ## -48.4 ## -49.7 ## … ## … ##


Exports of goods and services 2,621.7 ## 2,686.5 ## 2,756.7 ## 2,746.0 ## 2,771.7 ## … ## … ##

Exports of goods 54.0 ## 54.0 ## 54.0 ## 52.7 ## 51.9 ## … ## … ##

Exports of services 2,567.7 ## 2,632.5 ## 2,702.7 ## 2,693.4 ## 2,719.8 ## … ## … ##


##1,863.0

##1,906.2

##1,891.4

##1,902.9

##…

##…

##

Imports of goods 785.7 ## 799.2 ## 815.4 ## 806.2 ## 808.8 ## … ## … ##

Imports of services 1,039.5 ## 1,063.8 ## 1,090.8 ## 1,085.2 ## 1,094.0 ## … ## … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 2,365.2 ## 2,413.8 ## 2,473.2 ## 2,455.3 ## 2,472.1 ## … ## … ##

Table 18.4 British Virgin Islands: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices



Final consumption expenditure 388.0 ## 393.0 ## 399.0 ## 393.4 ## 393.6 ## … ## … ##


##316.0

##321.0

##317.1

##317.4

##…

##…

##


##77.0

##78.0

##76.3

##76.1

##…

##…

##


Gross capital formation 194.0 ## 197.0 ## 201.0 ## 199.4 ## 200.3 ## … ## … ##

Gross fixed capital formation 210.0 ## 214.0 ## 219.0 ## 217.3 ## 218.7 ## … ## … ##

Changes in inventories -16.0 ## -17.0 ## -18.0 ## -17.9 ## -18.4 ## … ## … ##


Exports of goods and services 971.0 ## 995.0 ## 1,021.0 ## 1,017.0 ## 1,026.6 ## … ## … ##

Exports of goods 20.0 ## 20.0 ## 20.0 ## 19.5 ## 19.2 ## … ## … ##

Exports of services 951.0 ## 975.0 ## 1,001.0 ## 997.6 ## 1,007.4 ## … ## … ##


##690.0

##706.0

##700.5

##704.8

##…

##…

##

Imports of goods 291.0 ## 296.0 ## 302.0 ## 298.6 ## 299.6 ## … ## … ##

Imports of services 385.0 ## 394.0 ## 404.0 ## 401.9 ## 405.2 ## … ## … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 876.0 ## 894.0 ## 916.0 ## 909.4 ## 915.6 ## … ## … ##

97


98

Table 19.1 Cayman Islands: Value added by industries at current prices (ISIC 4)




028.7

030.0

031.0

031.5

034.7

0…

0


0

19.80

21.10

21.20

22.80

24.60

…0

02 Forestry and logging03 Fishing and aquaculture 8.4 0 8.9 0 8.9 0 9.8 0 8.7 0 10.1 0 … 0


0

435.80

424.70

441.90

453.90

455.40

…0

B Mining and quarrying 72.7 0 66.0 0 60.6 0 65.0 0 65.9 0 58.3 0 … 0

C Manufacturing 80.9 0 75.5 0 75.7 0 79.4 0 82.5 0 86.9 0 … 0


0177.5

0179.7

0181.3

0194.3

0193.8

0…

0


0

116.70

108.70

116.10

111.10

116.40

…0

F Construction 346.7 0 276.9 0 272.8 0 280.0 0 289.9 0 303.5 0 … 0


0

1,429.8

0

1,496.7

0

1,554.7

0

1,634.5

0

1,765.9

0

…

0


0

661.30

688.30

710.90

732.30

770.30

…0

H Transportation and storage 320.5 0 321.4 0 327.6 0 336.1 0 353.0 0 383.1 0 … 0


0447.1

0480.8

0507.7

0549.2

0612.5

0…

0


0331.5

0330.8

0332.9

0328.8

0330.5

0…

0


03,435.5

03,471.5

03,536.4

03,587.7

03,679.2

0…

0

L Real estate activities 727.0 0 710.2 0 717.6 0 726.1 0 722.5 0 739.1 0 … 0

M+N Professional, scientific, technical, administrative and support service activities 1,254.8

0

1,273.00

1,301.10

1,361.60

1,406.80

1,493.90

…0

M Professional, scientific and technical activities 1,083.0

01,102.2

01,127.0

01,177.7

01,221.3

01,295.2

0…

0

N Administrative and support service activities 171.8

0170.9

0174.2

0183.9

0185.5

0198.7

0…

0


1,052.0

0

1,027.2

0

1,032.4

0

1,072.9

0

1,099.2

0

1,131.1

0

…

0


0

559.40

554.00

576.70

576.90

591.60

…0

P Education 227.0 0 222.0 0 218.4 0 222.4 0 228.5 0 232.2 0 … 0


0245.8

0260.0

0273.7

0293.8

0307.4

0…

0

R+S+T Other service activities 283.7 0 285.8 0 289.1 0 305.4 0 325.6 0 350.2 0 … 0

R Arts, entertainment and recreation 88.4

089.4

090.7

096.9

0100.1

0108.1

0…

0

S Other service activities 124.5 0 126.9 0 128.0 0 133.8 0 145.0 0 149.4 0 … 0

T Private households with employed persons 70.7

069.6

070.4

074.7

080.4

092.7

0…

0

Plus: Statistical discrepancy (otherwise, please specify)Equals: VALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic prices 1 9,513.2

09,234.4

09,366.6

09,642.9

09,880.2

010,283.4

0…

0


0

1,190.70

1,171.50

1,265.20

1,264.20

1,265.30

…0


0564.8

0629.1

0653.9

0661.3

0717.6

0…

0


Less: Subsidies on products 3.8 0 4.0 0 4.3 0 4.8 0 4.9 0 5.3 0 … 0



1 Includes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM).

99

Table 19.2 Cayman Islands: Value added by industries at constant 2007 prices (ISIC 4)




028.5

029.5

029.9

030.4

032.9

0…

0


0

19.70

20.70

20.60

21.70

22.80

…0



0

437.70

433.10

439.70

442.90

447.70

…0


C Manufacturing 79.9 0 71.7 0 70.4 0 73.1 0 75.2 0 77.2 0 … 0


0192.7

0193.4

0191.2

0193.8

0196.8

0…

0


0

113.80

111.30

112.60

111.30

115.20

…0

F Construction 327.5 0 252.1 0 244.8 0 247.5 0 253.7 0 261.2 0 … 0


0

1,372.3

0

1,412.5

0

1,441.0

0

1,469.1

0

1,518.8

0

…

0


0

645.60

657.90

666.70

678.40

694.60

…0



0419.0

0443.4

0457.6

0466.7

0489.5

0…

0


0370.5

0370.2

0376.1

0374.2

0370.1

0…

0


03,308.8

03,328.3

03,378.1

03,389.1

03,424.2

0…

0


M+N Professional, scientific, technical, administrative and support service activities 1,217.5

0

1,229.30

1,253.40

1,290.80

1,321.30

1,380.00

…0

M Professional, scientific and technical activities 1,050.8

01,065.6

01,087.0

01,115.0

01,144.4

01,194.5

0…

0


0163.6

0166.4

0175.8

0176.9

0185.4

0…

0


1,041.3

0

1,018.0

0

1,020.3

0

1,037.4

0

1,062.6

0

1,079.5

0

…

0


0

559.40

559.30

572.10

582.10

584.40

…0

P Education 218.7 0 213.6 0 211.9 0 213.6 0 217.3 0 219.0 0 … 0


0245.0

0249.1

0251.7

0263.2

0276.0

0…

0



082.3

083.0

087.5

088.9

094.5

0…

0



069.2

070.0

073.4

073.5

077.7

0…

0


08,992.4

09,066.3

09,227.7

09,341.4

09,535.0

0…

0


0

1,188.40

1,168.70

1,231.00

1,227.40

1,226.70

…0


0530.1

0533.9

0538.5

0529.3

0574.8

0…

0






100

Table 19.3 Cayman Islands: Value added by industries at current prices (ISIC 4)

Millions of Cayman Islands dollars



08.8

09.2

09.5

09.7

010.7

0…

0


0

6.10

6.50

6.50

7.00

7.60

…0



0

134.00

130.60

135.80

139.50

140.00

…0


C Manufacturing 24.9 0 23.2 0 23.3 0 24.4 0 25.4 0 26.7 0 … 0


054.6

055.2

055.7

059.7

059.6

0…

0


0

35.90

33.40

35.70

34.10

35.80

…0

F Construction 106.6 0 85.1 0 83.9 0 86.1 0 89.1 0 93.3 0 … 0

G+H+I Wholesale and retail trade, transportation and storage, accommodation and food service activities 449.1

0

439.5

0

460.1

0

477.9

0

502.5

0

542.9

0

…

0


0

203.30

211.60

218.50

225.10

236.80

…0



0137.4

0147.8

0156.1

0168.8

0188.3

0…

0


0101.9

0101.7

0102.3

0101.1

0101.6

0…

0


01,056.1

01,067.2

01,087.1

01,102.9

01,131.0

0…

0



0

391.30

400.00

418.60

432.50

459.20

…0

M Professional, scientific and technical activities 332.9

0338.8

0346.4

0362.0

0375.4

0398.2

0…

0


052.5

053.5

056.5

057.0

061.1

0…

0


323.4

0

315.8

0

317.4

0

329.8

0

337.9

0

347.7

0

…

0


0

172.00

170.30

177.30

177.30

181.90

…0

P Education 69.8 0 68.2 0 67.1 0 68.4 0 70.2 0 71.4 0 … 0


075.6

079.9

084.1

090.3

094.5

0…

0



027.5

027.9

029.8

030.8

033.2

0…

0



021.4

021.6

023.0

024.7

028.5

0…

0


02,838.7

02,879.4

02,964.3

03,037.3

03,161.2

0…

0


0

366.00

360.10

388.90

388.60

389.00

…0


0173.6

0193.4

0201.0

0203.3

0220.6

0…

0






101

Table 19.4 Cayman Islands: Value added by industries at constant 2007 prices (ISIC 4)

Millions of Cayman Islands dollars



08.8

09.1

09.2

09.3

010.1

0…

0


0

6.00

6.40

6.30

6.70

7.00

…0



0

134.60

133.10

135.20

136.10

137.60

…0


C Manufacturing 24.6 0 22.1 0 21.6 0 22.5 0 23.1 0 23.7 0 … 0


059.3

059.5

058.8

059.6

060.5

0…

0


0

35.00

34.20

34.60

34.20

35.40

…0

F Construction 100.7 0 77.5 0 75.3 0 76.1 0 78.0 0 80.3 0 … 0

G+H+I Wholesale and retail trade, transportation and storage, accommodation and food service activities 433.3

0

421.9

0

434.2

0

443.0

0

451.6

0

466.9

0

…

0


0

198.50

202.20

204.90

208.60

213.50

…0



0128.8

0136.3

0140.7

0143.5

0150.5

0…

0


0113.9

0113.8

0115.6

0115.0

0113.8

0…

0


01,017.2

01,023.1

01,038.5

01,041.8

01,052.6

0…

0



0

377.90

385.30

396.80

406.20

424.20

…0

M Professional, scientific and technical activities 323.0

0327.6

0334.2

0342.8

0351.8

0367.2

0…

0


050.3

051.2

054.0

054.4

057.0

0…

0


320.1

0

312.9

0

313.7

0

318.9

0

326.6

0

331.8

0

…

0


0

172.00

171.90

175.90

179.00

179.70

…0

P Education 67.2 0 65.7 0 65.1 0 65.7 0 66.8 0 67.3 0 … 0


075.3

076.6

077.4

080.9

084.9

0…

0



025.3

025.5

026.9

027.3

029.0

0…

0



021.3

021.5

022.6

022.6

023.9

0…

0


02,764.3

02,787.1

02,836.7

02,871.6

02,931.2

0…

0


0

365.30

359.30

378.40

377.30

377.10

…0


0163.0

0164.1

0165.5

0162.7

0176.7

0…

0






102

Table 20.1 Turks and Caicos Islands: Value added by industries at current prices


Item Description 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Pl 2014 Pj 2015 Pj


011.3

012.7

08.9

010.3

011.1

012.9

0


2.00

2.40

2.00

2.10

2.30

2.40


B Fishing 9.3 0 9.3 0 10.2 0 6.9 0 8.2 0 8.9 0 10.5 0


D Manufacturing 36.3 0 23.2 0 19.7 0 13.8 0 14.8 0 15.7 0 16.5 0


81.80

83.30

95.20

100.20

109.20

117.90

F Construction 177.0 0 107.7 0 75.7 0 71.8 0 78.9 0 84.5 0 78.3 0


0

669.7

0

770.3

0

771.1

0

787.0

0

858.0

0

958.5

0


0

57.9

0

61.2

0

66.1

0

65.1

0

69.1

0

76.9

0



0131.4

0150.4

0153.8

0154.1

0162.9

0174.7

0


0

77.5

0

95.4

0

101.2

0

103.3

0

111.1

0

122.4

0



0

412.50

401.70

385.10

376.20

393.80

412.40



0187.1

0192.9

0182.7

0185.2

0197.8

0210.3

0


0

178.80

152.60

121.90

136.60

152.50

157.10


0

151.40

153.10

148.50

158.00

167.00

176.50

M Education 64.5 0 63.2 0 62.2 0 56.9 0 60.1 0 63.8 0 67.6 0



043.8

045.3

045.3

047.1

049.5

052.0

0


03.0

03.0

03.3

03.3

03.5

03.7

0


01,593.6

01,680.3

01,626.9

01,676.5

01,808.2

01,951.6

0


0

185.90

148.10

152.30

149.30

156.90

163.20


0260.7

0287.4

0305.6

0311.7

0343.1

0377.6

0


Less: Subsidies on products 2.5 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.6 2.7 2.8Plus: Statistical discrepancy



103

Table 20.2 Turks and Caicos Islands: Value added by industries at constant 2000 prices




09.1

09.7

06.5

06.9

07.2

07.6

0


1.50

1.70

1.30

1.40

1.40

1.50


B Fishing 8.2 0 7.6 0 8.0 0 5.2 0 5.5 0 5.8 0 6.2 0


D Manufacturing 23.4 0 17.6 0 17.8 0 12.1 0 12.9 0 13.2 0 13.5 0


57.20

49.40

53.80

56.80

60.00

61.10

F Construction 91.6 0 54.9 0 36.6 0 33.2 0 37.1 0 38.6 0 34.7 0


0

548.0

0

623.7

0

605.2

0

603.0

0

638.2

0

668.6

0


0

41.8

0

42.0

0

44.0

0

42.3

0

43.5

0

47.0

0



096.5

099.5

096.2

096.9

098.9

0100.3

0


0

47.1

0

53.3

0

53.2

0

54.8

0

57.3

0

59.5

0



0

299.70

298.00

298.60

300.00

303.30

307.50



0122.8

0126.7

0126.8

0133.2

0138.1

0142.6

0


0

147.50

125.60

100.00

102.50

104.50

106.60


0

127.10

127.90

124.00

126.70

130.10

133.50

M Education 50.2 0 53.1 0 52.4 0 48.3 0 48.1 0 49.7 0 51.2 0



038.9

039.7

039.6

041.0

041.8

042.6

0


02.2

02.2

01.8

01.8

01.9

01.9

0


01,225.0

01,283.1

01,221.4

01,237.9

01,287.4

01,325.4

0


0

139.10

110.20

112.70

109.60

111.70

112.90


0200.4

0208.2

0232.1

0234.7

0253.3

0278.8

0


Less: Subsidies on products 1.9 1.8 1.8 1.8 2.0 2.0 2.0Plus: Statistical discrepancy

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1,411.5 1,425.4 1,491.3 1,453.5 1,472.6 1,540.7 1,604.21 Excludes Financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) but FISIM is

included in the tables by industry.

104

Table 20.3 Turks and Caicos Islands: Value added by industries at current prices




04.2

04.7

03.3

03.8

04.1

04.8

0


0.80

0.90

0.70

0.80

0.80

0.90


B Fishing 3.4 0 3.4 0 3.8 0 2.6 0 3.0 0 3.3 0 3.9 0


D Manufacturing 13.4 0 8.6 0 7.3 0 5.1 0 5.5 0 5.8 0 6.1 0


30.30

30.80

35.30

37.10

40.50

43.70

F Construction 65.6 0 39.9 0 28.0 0 26.6 0 29.2 0 31.3 0 29.0 0


0

248.0

0

285.3

0

285.6

0

291.5

0

317.8

0

355.0

0


0

21.5

0

22.7

0

24.5

0

24.1

0

25.6

0

28.5

0



048.7

055.7

057.0

057.1

060.3

064.7

0


0

28.7

0

35.3

0

37.5

0

38.3

0

41.1

0

45.4

0



0

152.80

148.80

142.60

139.30

145.90

152.80



069.3

071.4

067.7

068.6

073.3

077.9

0


0

66.20

56.50

45.10

50.60

56.50

58.20


0

56.10

56.70

55.00

58.50

61.90

65.40

M Education 23.9 0 23.4 0 23.1 0 21.1 0 22.3 0 23.6 0 25.0 0



016.2

016.8

016.8

017.5

018.3

019.3

0


01.1

01.1

01.2

01.2

01.3

01.4

0


0590.2

0622.3

0602.6

0620.9

0669.7

0722.8

0


0

68.90

54.80

56.40

55.30

58.10

60.40


096.6

0106.5

0113.2

0115.5

0127.1

0139.8

0






105

Table 20.4 Turks and Caicos Islands: Value added by industries at constant 2000 prices




03.4

03.6

02.4

02.5

02.7

02.8

0


0.50

0.60

0.50

0.50

0.50

0.50


B Fishing 3.0 0 2.8 0 3.0 0 1.9 0 2.0 0 2.1 0 2.3 0


D Manufacturing 8.7 0 6.5 0 6.6 0 4.5 0 4.8 0 4.9 0 5.0 0


21.20

18.30

19.90

21.00

22.20

22.60

F Construction 33.9 0 20.3 0 13.5 0 12.3 0 13.7 0 14.3 0 12.9 0


0

203.0

0

231.0

0

224.2

0

223.3

0

236.4

0

247.6

0


0

15.5

0

15.5

0

16.3

0

15.7

0

16.1

0

17.4

0



035.7

036.9

035.6

035.9

036.6

037.2

0


0

17.4

0

19.8

0

19.7

0

20.3

0

21.2

0

22.1

0



0

111.00

110.40

110.60

111.10

112.40

113.90



045.5

046.9

047.0

049.3

051.2

052.8

0


0

54.60

46.50

37.10

37.90

38.70

39.50


0

47.10

47.40

45.90

46.90

48.20

49.50

M Education 18.6 0 19.7 0 19.4 0 17.9 0 17.8 0 18.4 0 19.0 0



014.4

014.7

014.7

015.2

015.5

015.8

0


00.8

00.8

00.7

00.7

00.7

00.7

0


0453.7

0475.2

0452.4

0458.5

0476.8

0490.9

0


0

51.50

40.80

41.80

40.60

41.40

41.80


074.2

077.1

086.0

086.9

093.8

0103.3

0






106

Table 20.5 Turks and Caicos Islands: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices



Final consumption expenditure 1,085.4 ## 904.1 ## 1,214.3 ## 1,287.7 ## … ## … ## … ##


##445.5

##774.7

##898.0

##…

##…

##…

##


##458.6

##439.6

##389.7

##…

##…

##…

##


Gross capital formation 569.3 ## 379.2 ## 285.2 ## 315.4 ## … ## … ## … ##

Gross fixed capital formation 569.3 ## 379.2 ## 285.2 ## 315.4 ## … ## … ## … ##


Exports of goods and services 1,402.7 ## 1,511.4 ## 1,530.2 ## 1,483.5 ## … ## … ## … ##

Exports of goods 56.0 ## 42.1 ## 39.9 ## 40.0 ## … ## … ## … ##

Exports of services 1,346.6 ## 1,469.3 ## 1,490.3 ## 1,443.5 ## … ## … ## … ##


##940.3

##1,061.9

##1,150.7

##…

##…

##…

##

Imports of goods 1,013.7 ## 815.5 ## 859.0 ## 937.6 ## … ## … ## … ##

Imports of services 145.1 ## 124.9 ## 202.9 ## 213.1 ## … ## … ## … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 1,898.6 ## 1,854.3 ## 1,967.7 ## 1,936.0 ## … ## … ## … ##

Table 20.6 Turks and Caicos Islands: Gross domestic product by expenditures at current prices



Final consumption expenditure 402.0 ## 334.8 ## 449.7 ## 476.9 ## … ## … ## … ##


##165.0

##286.9

##332.6

##…

##…

##…

##


##169.8

##162.8

##144.3

##…

##…

##…

##


Gross capital formation 210.9 ## 140.4 ## 105.6 ## 116.8 ## … ## … ## … ##

Gross fixed capital formation 210.9 ## 140.4 ## 105.6 ## 116.8 ## … ## … ## … ##


Exports of goods and services 519.5 ## 559.8 ## 566.7 ## 549.5 ## … ## … ## … ##

Exports of goods 20.8 ## 15.6 ## 14.8 ## 14.8 ## … ## … ## … ##

Exports of services 498.7 ## 544.2 ## 552.0 ## 534.6 ## … ## … ## … ##


##348.3

##393.3

##426.2

##…

##…

##…

##

Imports of goods 375.4 ## 302.0 ## 318.1 ## 347.3 ## … ## … ## … ##

Imports of services 53.8 ## 46.2 ## 75.2 ## 78.9 ## … ## … ## … ##

Plus: Statistical discrepancyGROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 703.2 ## 686.8 ## 728.8 ## 717.0 ## … ## … ## … ##

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REGIONAL STATISTICS PROGRAMME

CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) SECRETARIAT

GEORGETOWN, GUYANA

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