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Report No. 6607-AL

AlgeriaThe 1985-1989 Development Plan and theMedium- and Long-Term ProspectsStatistical AnnexSeptember 30, 1987

Country Operations Department IIEurope, Middle East and North Africa Region

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CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS

Currency Unit: Algerian Dinar (DA)

Exchange Rate(Annual Average)

DA/US$

1980 = 3.83751981 = 4.31581982 = 4.59221983 = 4.78881984 = 4.98341985 = 5.02781986 = 4.7023

FISCAL YEAR

January 1 - December 31

FOR 0MCIL USE ONLYMAIN ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS

AGEP Agence Nationale de l'Eau Potable et Industrielle et de l'Assainissement(National Agency of Drinking and Industrial Water and of Sewerage)

APC Assemblee Populaire Communale (Peoples Comnunal Ass tbly)

APW Assemblee Populaire de la Wilaya (Peoples Assembly of Wilaya)

ASMICAL Entreprise Nationale des Engrais et des Produits Phytosanitalres(National Company of Fertilizers and Plant Protection Chemicals)

BAD Banque Algerienne de Developpement (Algerian Development Bank)

BADR Banque de l'Agriculture et du Developpewnet Rural(Sank of Agriculture and Rural Development)

SOL Banque de Developpenent Local (Regional Development Bank)

CNEP Caisse Nationale d'Epargne et de Prevoyance(National Savings Bank)

CACG Cooperatives Agricoles de Comptabilite et de Gestion(Agricultural Cooperatives for Accounting and Management)

CAE Comite Algerien de l'Energie (Algerian Energy Commission)

CAPCS Cooperatives Agricoles Polyvalentes Cummunales de Services(Multi-Service Agricultural Conuunal Cooperatives)

CASSAP Cooperatives Agricoles Specialisees en Approvisionnements(Agricultural Cooperatives Specialized in Input Distribution)

CNAN Compagnie Nationale Algerienne de Navigation(National Company of Iavigation of Algeria)

CNPA Centre National de Pedagogie Agricole(Center for Agricultural Education)

COFEL Cooperatives des Fruits et des Legumes(Marketing Cooperatives of Fruits ana Vegetables)

COPCID Coop6ratives Spdcialis6es dans la Construction, l'Irrigation et le Drainage(Specialized Cooperatives for Construction, Irrigation and Drainage)

CPA (Credit Populaire d'Algdvie) (Peoples Credit Bank of Algeria)

DAD Oeldgation Agricole de Daira (District Agricultural Service)

DAS Domaines Agricoles Socialistes (Socialist Farms)

ENAFOR Entreprise Nationale de Forage (State Enterprise for Drilling)

SNIP Entreprise Nationale de la Petrochimie(State Enterprise for Petrochemicals)

ENTP Entreprise Nationale des Travaux Petroliers(State Enterprise for Oil Development)

ENS Ecoles Normales Superieures (Teachers' College)

ENSEP Ecoles Normales Superieures de l'Enseignement Polytechniquc(Teachers' College for Vocational Training)

EPLF Entreprises Publiques du Logement Familial(Public Enterprises for Family Housing)

HYPROC Socitd Nationale de Transports Maritimes des Hydrocarbures etProduits Chimiques(National Company of Maritime Transportation of Hydrocarbonsand Chemical Products)

IDGC Institut de DOveloppement des Grandes Cul"ures(Development Institute for Large-Scale Farming)

IPN Institut P6dagogique National (National Pedagogical Institute)

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MAP Minist6re de l Agriculture et de la Peche(Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries)

MEICP Ministere de l'Energie et des Industries Chimiques et PetrochimiquesMinistry of Energy and Chemical and Petrochemical Industries)

MMEF Minist6re de l'Hydraulique. de l Environnement et des Fordts(Ministry of Hydraulics. Environment and Forestry)

MILD Minist6re de llIndustrie Lourde (Ministry of Heavy Industries)

MLI Ministere des Industries Legeres (Ministry of Light Industries)

MOE Ministere de l Educatton Nationale (Ministry of Education)

MOHE Ministere de lcEnseignement Superieur (Ministry of Higher Education)

MOVT Ministere de la Formation Professionnelle et du Travail(Ministry of VocationAl Training and Labor)

MP Minist6re de la Planification (Ministry of Planning)

MT Ministere des Transports (Ministry of Transport)

NAFTAL Entreprise Nationale de Raffinage et de Distribution de Produits Chimiques(National Company of Refining and Distribution of Chemical Products)

OAIC Office Algerien Interprofessionnel des Cereales (Cereals Marketing Board)

OAMV Offices d'Amdnagement et de Mise en Valeur(Agency for Land Use and Development)

OFLA Office des Fruits et des Legumes(Marketing Agency for Fruits and Vegetables)

ONAB Office National des Aliments du 8etail(National Agency for Animal Feed)

ONAMA Office National du Materiel Agricole(National Marketing Agency for Distribution of AgriculturalEquipment)

ONAPSA Office National des Approvisionnements et Services Agricoles(National Marketing Agency for Input Distribution)

ONLF Office National du Logement Familial(National Agency for Family Housing)

OPGI Office de Promotion et de Gestion Immobili6re(Agency for Housing Development and Real Estate)

OPI Offices des Perimetres Irrigues (Irrigation Management Agencies)

PIP Programne dlInvestissement Public (Public Investment Program)

SOA Secteur de Developpement Agricole(Agricultural Development Sector)

SEDAL Societe des Eaux de l'Agglomeration d'Alger(Grand Algiers Water Supply Company)

SNTF Societe Nationale des transports Ferroviaires(National Company of Railroad Transportation)

SONATRACH Societe Nationale pour la Recherche, la Production, It Transport, laTransformation et la Comnercialisation des Hydrocarbures(National Company for Exploration. Production, Transportation,Processing and Marketing of Hydrocarbons)

SONELGAZ Societe Nationale Oe l'Electricit6 et du Gaz(National Company for Electricity and Gas)

SUCH Service de l'Urbanisme, de la Construction et de l'Habitat(Bureau of Urbanism, Construction and Housing)

ZUHN Zones Urbaines d'Habitation Nouvelle (Urban Zones of New Housing)

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ARE (1.000 km2); 2,381.7 POPULATION IN 1986: 22.6 million /a /h DENSIt : 9.5/km2(Resident Population)

PQPULATION CHARACTERISTICS (1986) EDUCATION (1986)

Crude Birth Rate (per 1,000) 41.0 Primary School Enrollment Ratio 94.0Crude Death Rate (per 1,000) 10.0 Secondary School Enrollment Ratio /G 47.0

Population Growth Rate 3.2

Urban Population (X of total) 48.0 HOUSING AND CONSUMPTION (1986)

Age Structure (8) 0 to 14 years 47.0 Access to Safe Water (% of population) 85.015 to 64 years 49.0 Access to Electricity (X of all dwellings) 34.065 years and over 3.0 Passenger Cars (per 1.000 pop.) 15.0

HEALTH AND NUTRITION (1986)

Population per Physician (1,000) 2.8Population per Hospital Bad (1,000) 0.4Per Capita Supply of Calories 2.799Per Capita Protemn Supply (grams/day) 72.0

GNP PER CAPITA IN 1986 /d: USS2.600

NATIONAL ACCOUNTS US dollar millions - 1974 pricesand exchange rates Annual Growth Rates (X1

As X of.182 1984 1985 GDP-19SS 19 1984

Gross Domestic Product 21,612 23,868 24,704 100.0 4.0 4.5 3.5Gains from Terms of Trade -2.799 -2,807 -3,234 13.1 - - -

Gross Domestic Income 24.412 26,675 27.938 113.1 2.2 4.5 4.7

Imports 7.228 7,299 6,875 27.8 1.0 1.8 5.7Exports 4,907 S,219 S,342 21.6 -0.2 3.1 2.3Resource Gap 2.321 2,080 1,534 6.2 - - -Consumption Expenditures 15.235 16,611 17.037 69.0 2.6 6.9 2.6Investment (incl. stocks) 8,697 9,337 9,200 37.2 6.3 -0.6 -1.SDomestic Savings 6,376 7,256 7.'65 29.4 7.3 -0.5 1.0National Savings S,992 7.093 6,796 27.5 6.9 2.9 4.1

OIUTPUT. EMPLOYMENT ANDPRODUCTIVITY IN 1985 Value Added Emnlovment y.A. per worker(at 1974 prices) (U m5 l) (%I tJ2A2i AlL JX' A.I

Agriculture /g 1,884 9.2 1,000 22.0 1,884 2.0Industry 13,194 65.0 523 ll.S 25,228 27.4

- Hydrocarbons 4,766 23.5 92* 2.0 51.804 56.3- Others 8,428 41.5 868 19.1 9,710 10.5

Services S,218 25.7 1,518 33.4 3,437 3.7Unemployed /f - 666 14.6 _ -

TOTAL 20,297 100.0 4,539 100.0 92,063 100.0

GOVER MENT fINANCE Central Government

Millions of DJnars X of GDP198L t9S3 1984 1985 8 i8 1t982

Current Revenue 77.6 87.0 102.9 106.7 37.4 37.2 39.6 36.9- Petroleum 41.5 37.7 43.8 47.8 20.0 16.1 16.9 16.5- Other 36.1 49.3 59.1 59.0 17.4 21.0 22.7 20.4

Current Expenditure 41.5 45.0 52.3 60.8 20.0 19.3 20.1 21.0Current Surplus 36.0 42.0 80.6 45.8 17.3 18.0 19.5 15.8Capital Expenditure 61.0 76.4 78.0 72.4 29.4 32.6 30.0 25.0

- Central Government Investment 33.7 43.0 44.6 44.9 16.2 18.4 17.2 15.5- Capital Transfer to Public

Enterprises /g 27.3 33.4 33.4 27.5 13.2 14.3 12.9 9.5External Borrowing (net) -111 39 -18 52 - -

/a Mid-year estimate based on 1977 population census results. Datum is for 1980/h Includes 999,000 Algerians living abroad. - nil or negligible/A 12-18 years of age. . not applicable/g The per capita GNP estimate is that of the World Bank Atlas (preliminary)./g Includes part-time workers./f Includes only non-agricultural unemployed./g Includes investment loan disbursement, allocations for the working capital of enterprise,

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ALGERIA - COUNTRY DATA

HONEY. CREDIT AND PRICES 198l l9.2 19. 3 19R4 ils.------- (millions of dinars; end of period)

Money and Quasi Honey 109.154 137,890 165.927 .194.717 223,860Claims on Government (net) 25.147 36.153 52.692 67,741 76,633Claims on the Economy 88,s40 112.817 132.968 156,031 174,614

(Percentage or index numbers)

Honey and Quasi Honey as X of GOP 57.0 66.4 71.0 74.9 77.General Price Index /a (1974=100) 220.3 229.7 244.9 260.4 280.0Retail Price Index /1 (1974=100) 204.8 218.6 233.2 249.8 276.5Annual Percentage Change in:

General Price Index 12.2 4.3 6,6 6.3 7.5Retail Price Index /l 14.6 6.7 6.7 7.1 10.7claims on Government (net) 76.2 43.8 45.8 28.6 13.1Claims on the Economy 29.2 27.4 17.9 17.3 11.9

BALANCE OF PAYMENTS 1981 1Q82. 1981 1984 1iIaS(Millions of US dollars)

Exports of Goods. NFS 14,674 14.14S 13.510 13,448 13.669Imports of Goods, NFS 13,590 13.277 12.548 12,189 11.614Resource Gap (deficit = -) 1,084 868 962 1.zS9 2.055

Interest Payments (net) -1.287 -1,288 -1,231 -1,343 -1.45SWorkers' Remittances (net) 274 300 171 150 132Other Factor Payments (net) -6 -26 7 6 4Net Transfers 25 -37 7 3 199Balance on Current Account 91 -182 -84 75 939

Direct Foreign Investment -1.4 -68 -12 -14 -2Met MLT Borrowing -75 -123 -580 -296 42Disbursemnts 2,479 2.812 2.697 2.949 3.299Amortization 2.554 2,935 3,276 3.246 3,258

Other Capital (net) -183 -282 -276 -132 -84

Overall Balance -43 -818 -694 -540 1.285Total Reserves Minus Gold (end of year) 3,695 2,422 1.880 1,464 2.819

MERCHANDISE EXPORTS 1983 1984 1968. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~USI mil {XW USS nil _Wt USS mtl {XW

Crude Oil and Condensate 5.344 47.9 S.622 47.4 4,810 47.4Refined Oil Products and LPG 3,084 27.6 2.534 21.4 2,920 28.8Gas 2,535 22.7 3.412 28.8 2.167 21.4Agricultural Products 37 0.3 48 0.4 56 0.6Others 162 1.S 245 2.0 196 1.9

Total Merchandise Exports 11.162 100.0 11.861 100.0 10,149 100.0

IBEQ Lending. Segtember 30. 1987 (US$ mill EXTERNAL DEBT. December 31. 1986 Ic (USS mill

Disbursed 937.8 Total Outstanding and Undisbursed 20,884Undlsbursed 954.3 Total Outstanding and Disbursed 14,777

Total Amount of Loans 2.345.0 DEBT SERVICE RATIO 2LU t9& 19as IiU

In % e9 Exports of Goods 32.8 33.7 33.1 63.SIn X of Exports of Goodsand Workers' Remittance 30.1 33.3 32.8 62.1

In X of Government Revenues 24.8 22.1 21.5 26.7

/a GOP deflator./l Grand Algiers Area Consumer Price Index./I Preliminary.

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ALGERIA

THE 1985-1989 DEVELOPMENT PLAN

AND THE MEDIUM- AND LONG-TERM PROSPECTS

Statistical Annex

Table of Contents

Table No.

POPULATION, EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL INDICATORS

1.1 Main Population Statistics1.2 Labor Force and Employment1.3 Employment in Industry1.4 Social Indicators

NATIONAL ACCOUNTS

2.1 Cross Domestic Product by Industrial Origin at Current Prices2.2 National Accounts at Current Prices2.3 Gross Domestic Product by Sectoral Origin at Constant Prices2.4 National Accounts at Constant Prices2.5 Deflators for National Accounts2.6 Income of Household2.7 Income and Expenditure for Household2.8 Resources and Expenditures

BALANCE OF PAYMENTS

3.1 Balance of Payments3.2 Exports by Major Group, Volume and Value3.3 Commodity Composition of Exports3.4 Volume, Value, and Unit Value of Hydrocarbon Exports3.5 Imports by Major Group, Volume and Value3.6 Commodity Composition of Imports3.7 Value and Volume of Main Food Stuff Imports3.8 Direction of Trade3.9 Central Bank Reserves3.10 Exchange Rates

EXTERNAL DEBT

4.1 External Public Debt Outstanding Including Undisbursed

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Table No.

PUBLIC FINANCE

5.1 Treasury Operations5.2 Central Government Current Revenue5.3 Central Government Current Expenditures5.4 Central Government Current Expenditures by Ministries5.5 Central Government Current Investment Expenditures5.6 Financing of Investments of Public Enterprises5.7 Financing of Investments of Public Enterprises in Heavy Industries5.8 Financing of Investments of Public Enterprises in Light Industries5.9 Account of Communes, Regional Administrations, and Public Utilities

MONEY AND CREDIT

6.1 Monetary Survey6.2 Assets and Liabilities of the Central Bank6.3 Assets and Liabilities of the Deposit Money Banks6.4 Credit to the Government

iNDUSTRY

8.1 Industrial Production8.2 Industrial Production Index

PRICES

9.1 Grand-Algiers Consumer Price Index9.2 Structure of Selected Interest Rates

HYDROCARBONS

10.3 Crude Oil: Output, Transport, and Deliveries10.4 Refined Oil Products: Output, Exports, and Domestic Deliveries10.5 Natural Gas: Output, Transport, Domestic Deliveries, and Exports

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TabLe 1.1 : Main PopuLation Statistics(in thousands ,mid year)

1966 1969 1973 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

Total Poputation 12508 14079 16023 18031 18603 19084 19665 na na na na na

population abroad 600 733 958 973 977 980 999 na na na na na

resident population 11908 13346 15065 17058 17626 18104 18666 19245 19857 20529 21221 21916

urban population 3727 4484 5560 6925 7319 7694 8120 8660 na 9792 10143 10480

rural population 8181 8862 9505 10133 10307 10410 10546 10585 na 10737 11078 11436

sex distribution : percent

-mates 50 49 49 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 30 50

- females 50 51 51 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50

age distribution : percent0 -5 years 23 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 na 21 21 21

6 -14 years 23 24 25 25 26 25 25 25 na 25 25 24

15 - 59 years 46 46 47 47 47 47 47 48 48 48 49 48

60 years and over 9 8 7 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6

under 20 years 57 59 58 58 57 57 57 57 57 57 57 57

Source : Ministry of PLan6/86a\ preliminary

Tabte 1.2 Labor Force and Emptoyment(in thousands)

1967 1969 1973 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\ 1986b\Totat Labor Force 2273.0 2456.0 2854.0 3425.0 3490.0 3612.0 3748.0 3892.0 4045.0 42D6.0 4374.0 4539.0 4736.0Agricutturet Labor Force 874.0 934.0 873.0 1040.0 970.0 969.0 969.0 963.0 960.0 960.0 960.0 963.0 966.0P'.m-Agric. Labor Force 1399.0 1522.0 1981.0 2385.0 2520.0 2643.0 2779.0 2929.0 3085.0 3246.0 3414.0 3576.0 3770.0

Non-agric. eaploy. 874.0 959.0 1309.0 1908.0 1889.0 2049.0 2184.0 2347.0 2462.0 2616.0 2755.0 2910.0 3070.0Industry 123.0 161.0 245.0 343.0 375.0 401.0 431.0 458.0 468.0 474.0 495.0 523.0 551.0Construction 71.0 82.0 190.0 364.0 399.0 437.0 469.0 504.0 552.0 617.0 654.0 694.0 730.0Transportation 53.0 64.0 85.0 109.0 120.0 1?6.0 137.0 144.0 148.0 160.0 166.0 174.0 181.0Trade & services 321.0 334.0 355.0 542.0 430.0 470.0 487.0 506.0 542.0 568.0 595.0 623.0 658.0Govt and other services 306.0 318.0 434.0 550.0 565.0 615.0 660.0 705.0 752.0 797.0 845.0 895.0 950.0Non-agric. underemptoy. 525.0 563.0 672.0 477.0 631.0 594.0 595.0 582.0 623.0 630.0 659.0 666.0 700 e\

Source :Ministry of Ptanming6/86a\pret iminaryb\projectione\estimte

Table 1.3 : Employment in Industry(1)(2)(3)(number)

1969 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985Food Processing 27309 28126 31284 30600 32600 37200 41600 43800 46000 56500 64200Textiles & Leather 29866 34901 35238 35100 35800 38200 40300 41100 43800 59600 71800Steel 6275 9380 12331 15t00 19900 22400 26400 na na na naMechan. & etect(4) 18970 22450 23996 35541 39700 44693 49863 82700 85500 92000 97000chemicaU& petro chemfcal 7534 8284 8466 7600 8600 12400 13900 14700 15200 25100 32800Constr. materials 8826 12661 12888 15373 15942 19592 21665 22900 24100 28000 27700HydrocarboneIncluding refining 10179 16584 22100 31661 39663 48630 59623 73870 82300 85800 92400Energy 6132 6476 6521 7593 8198 9122 14718 16593 18500 21500 24500Mining & quarrying 12500 17252 15505 15459 15540 16776 19021 19746 20600 22600 24200miscellaneous 17100 16200 16900 17300 21600 24900 27500 30600 32600 34100 36000Sub-totat 144691 172314 185229 211327 237543 273913 310590 346009 36600 425200 470600Construction 82000 na na 190000 216700 250600 20340 364000 398500 402000 430000Total 226691 na na 401327 454243 524513 513990 710009 767100 827200 900600

source : Ministry of Finance6/86

1)Including Non-Algerian.2)1977-1980 World Bank estimates3)Employment classification is by main branch of national enterprise4)starting form 1977 steel and mechanical industries are combined

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1986 SOCIAL INDICATOR DATA SHEET

ALGERIARoferenco Groups (NRC)

fAoatRecont mid-income id-imncome

1968 1973 Estimate NA A ME LAC

AREATotal lana aroa (thou eq km) 2381.7 2381.7 2391.7Agricultural (% of total) 1W. 18.8 16.2

XP PER CAPITA U50 .. .. 2410.0 1136.1 1782.0

POPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICSTotal population (thou) 1l923.0 15067.0 21070.0Urban pop. (% of total) 32.0 34.0 48.0 49.3 68.9Population growth rate(%):

Total 3.0 3.1 2.6 2.3Urban 2.5 5.4 4.1 3.6

Life oxpoct. at birth (yrg) 49.9 53.7 60.4 59.9 05.6Population projections:

Pop. In 2000 (mill) 33.0stationary pop. (mill) 80.6

Popuiation density per sq kmof agricultural land 27.0 34.0 84.7 105.2 g'.9Pop. age structure (%):0-14 yre 46.9 48.5 47.4 43.S 38.715-64 yrs 49.7 47.4 49.3 92.7 57.165 and above 3.3 4.1 3.4 3.4 4.3

Crude birth rate (per thou) 90.1 47.7 41.8 39.5 30.1Crude doath rate (per thou) 18.4 15.2 10.3 10.4 7.7Total fortuiity rate 7.5 7.4 6.4 5.6 3.9Infant mort. rate (par thou) 185.0 130.0 82.4 94.0 56.1Child doath rate (per thou) 34.4 26.7 8.2 12.1 4.3Family planning:Acceptors, annual (thou) .. ..users (% of married women) .. .. .. 27.2 46.2

FOOD. HEALTH AND NUTRITIONIndex of food production percapita (1974-76 a 100) 107.4 91.0 81.3 89.1 105.2Per capIta supply of:Calories (5 of roquirmnts) 70.1 82.0 114.8 117.8 109.3Proteins (grams per day) 46.0 52.0 72.2 76.2 65.0

Pop. per physician (thou) 8.4 0.9 .. 4.6 1.3Pop. per nurse (thou) 12.0 3.1 .. 1.3 1.2Pop. per hospital bed (thou) 0.3 0.4 .. 0.7 0.4AccOss tO safo water

(% of population): Total .. 77.0 95.0 a 71.3 66.3Urban .. 04.0 100.0 a 94.9 77.0Rural .. 61.0 70.0 a 53.6 44.8

Population Growth Infant Mortality Primary School Enrollment

.: . __ __ , L s a__________100-

240-

1*e15-75 1075-54 1960 1065 1070 1875 1000 10 @ 1065 1970 1875 lo9o

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1986 SOCIAL INDICATOR DATA SHEET

ALGERIAROforenco Groups (MRE)

MostRecent Mid-income Mid-income

19685 1973 Estimate NA 8 ME LAC

LABOR FORCETotal Labor Force (thou) 2569.9 2930.9 4323.1Fmale (%) 5.2 7,4 10.2 11.4 23.9Agriculture (%) 57.2 42.3 31.2 a 39.2 31.8Industry (%) 16.4 23.1 26.8 a 25.7 26.0

Participation rate (%):Total 21.6 19.5 20.5 25.8 32.3Male 41.6 36.6 37.1 45.3 49.2Female 2.2 2.8 4.2 5.9 15.4

Ago depmndency ratio 1.0 1.1 1.0 0.9 0.8

HOUSINGAverage size of household:Total 5.9 .Urban 5.6 ..Rural 0.1 ..

Percentage of dwellings witholectricity:Total 34,0 ..Urban 74.0 ..Rural 12.0 ..

EDUCATIONEnrollment rates:Primary: Total 68.0 76.0 94.0 93.5 107.3

Male 81.0 93.0 106.0 107.1 109.7Female 53.0 58.0 82.0 79.7 105.8

Secondary: Total 7.0 11.0 43.0 44.7 49.1Male 10.0 16.0 50.0 52.9 44.5Female 5.0 6.0 35.0 35.5 46.7

Pupil-Teacher ratio:Primary 43.5 43.2 30.6 29.4 29.8Secondary 19.4 25.7 23.8 19.5 16.3

Pupils reaching grade 6 (%) .. 30.4 76.3 75.9 55.2

INCOME. CONSUMPTION, AND POVERTYEnorgy consumption per cap.(kg of oil equivalent) 225.6 356.2 1139.5 719.9 999.0Percentage of private incomereceived by:Highest 10% of households .. ..Highest 20% .. ..

Lowest 2% .. ..2Lowest 40% .. ..

Est. absolute poverty incomelevel (uSs per capita):

Urban .. ..

Rural .. ..

Est. pOp. below absolutepoverty income level (%)

Urban .. ..

Rural .. ..

Passenger cars/thou pop. 15.9 15.1 .. 10.2 45.8Newspaper circulation(par thousand popwlation) 14.3 17.6 21.3 35.3 94.9

EPO JJuly 1986

NWts: G,eup OtOge cr outn w01t1etd. Countty eoewtage depends on data availability end Is not untterm. Uhnlea athtorwisometed. I Qtot to Gov et betwe ISP and l5& 1673 between 1970 and 197I; afd meOt recent eftimato between 182 and 1595.a. 1050.

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3 D efinitions of Social Indicators Page 4 of 4

The definition of a particular social indicator n.ay Infant (age 0-4) mortality rate - Number of infantsvary among countries or within one country over per thousand live births who die bgfore reaching onetime. For instance, different countries define "urban year of age, in a given year.area" or "safe water" in different ways. Child (age 1-4) mortality rate - Number of deaths

of children, age 1 4, per thousand children in theAREA (thousand square kilometers) sam- age group in a given year. For most developingTotal - Total surface area comprising land area and countries these data are derived from models usinginland waters. information on infant mortality rates.Agricultural (percentage of total) - Estimate of agri- Family planning - acceptors, (thousands) - Annualcultural area used for crops, pastures, market and number of accptors of birth-control measures re-kitchen gardens or to lie fr Ilow, as percentage of ceived under the auspics of a national family plan-total. ning program.

Family plannig - uers (percentage of married wm-GNP PER CAPITA (US$) - GNP per capita esti- en) - Percentage of married women of child-bearingmates at current market prices, calculated by the age who are practising, or whose husbands areconversion method used for the World Bank Atlas, practising, any form of contraception. Women of1986. child-bearing age are generally women aged 1549,

although for some countries contraceptive usage isPOPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICS measured for another age group.Total population - mid-year (millions)Urban population (percentage of total) - Different FOOD, HEALTH AND NUTRITIONcountries follow different definitions of urban popu- Index offoodproduction per capita (1974- 76 - 100)lation, Such differences may affect comparability of - Index of per capita annual production of all fooddata among countries. commodities. Production excludes animal feed andPopulation growth rate (percent) - total and urban - seed for agriculture. Food commodities include pri-Annual growth rates of total and of urban popula- mary commodities (for example, sugarcane insteadtions. of sugar) which are edible and which contain nu-Life expectanty at birth (years) - Number of years a trients (for example, tea and coffee are excluded).newborn nfant would live if prevailing patterns of Commodities indude nuts, fruits, pulses, cereals,mortality for all people at the time of its birth were vegetables, oil seeds, sugarcane and sugar beets,to stay the same throughout its life. livestock, and lvestock products. Aggregate produc-Population projections tion of each country is based on national average

Population in 2000 - The projection of population producer price weights.given total population by age and sex, fertility and Per capita supply of calorik (percentage of require-the demographic parameters of mortality rates, and ments) - Computed from energy equivalent of netmigration in the base year 1980, until the population food supplies available in country per capita per day.reaches a stationary state. Available supplies comprise domestic production,

Stationary population - The projected populatior, imports less exports, and changes in stock. Netlevel when zero population growth is achieved: i.e., supplies exclude animal feed, seeds for use in agri-the birth rate is constant and equal to the death rate, culture, quantities used in food processing, and loss-the age structure is stable, and the growth rate is es in distribution. Requirements were estimated forzero 1977 by the Food and Agriculture OrganizationPopulation density, agricultural land - Population per (FAO) based on physiological needs for normalsquare kilometer (100 hectares) of agricultural area. activity and health considering body weights, envi-Population age structure (percent) - Children 0-14 ronmental temperature, age and sex eistribution ofyears, working age 15-64 years, and people of 65 population.years and over as percentages of population. Per capita supply ofprotei (grams per day) -ProteinCrude birth rate - Annual live births per thousand content of per capita net supply of food per day. Netpopulation. supply of food is defined as above. Requirements forCrude death rate - Annual deaths per thousand all countries established by United States Depert-population. ment of Agriculture provide for minimum allow-Totalfertility rate - The average number of children ances of 60 grams of total protein per day and 20that would be born alive to a wooman during her grams of animal and pulse proten. These standardslifetime if during her childbearing years she were to are lower than those of 75 grams of total protein andbear children at each age in accordance with prevail- 23 grams of animul protein as an average for theing age-specific fertility rates. world, as proposed by FAO.

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Population per physician - Population divided by group of individuals who share living quarters andnumber of practising physicians qualified from a main meals. A boarder or lodger may or may not bemedical school at university level. included in the household for statistical purposs.Population per nursing person - Population divided Percentage of dwellings with electricity total, uban,by number of practising gaduate nurses. assistant and rural- Conventional dwellings with electricity innurses, practical nurses and nursing auxiliaries. living quarters as percentage of all dweltings.Population per hospital bed - Population divided bynumber of hospital beds available in public and pri- EDUCATIONvate, general and spealized hospitab, and reha- Enrollment Ratesbilitation centers. Hospitals are establishments Primary School Enrollment - total, male andfemakpernanently staffed by at least one physiian. Es- - ross enrollment of all ages at primary level as atablishments principally providing custodial cae are percentage of primary school-age children. Whilenot included. many countries consider primary school age to beAccess to safe water (percentage ofpopulation) -total, 6-11 years, others have wider age groups. Differ-urban, and rural - People (total, urban, and rurwal) with ences in country practices in the ages and durationreasonable access to safe water suppiy (includes treat- of school are reflected in the ratios given. For someed surface waters or untreated but uncontaminated countries with universal education, gross enrollmentwater such as that from springs. sanitary wells, and may exceed 100 percent since some pupils are youn-protected boreholes). In an urban area a publc foun- ger or older than the country's standard primary-tain or standpost located not more than 200 meters scho, age.from a houw may be considered within reasonable Seandary School Enrollment - total, male andaccess of that house. In rural areas reasonable access female -Computed in a similar manner, but includeswould imply that members of the household do not pupils enrolled in vocational, or teacher traininghave to spend a disproportionate part of the day secondary schools, for pupils usually of 12 to 17fetching water. Absent and incomplete responses, and years of age.large variations between countries, may affect the Pupil-teacher ratio - primary, and secondary - Totalvalidity of the overall results of the country and students enrolled in school divided by the totalregional comparisons. In addition, certain definitions number of teachers.and classifications such as urban and rural, reason- Percentage pupils reaching grade six - The percn-able access to safe water in rural areas, safe water tage of a cohort of 1,000 pupils starting primarysourcWs (when they are not subject to laboratory school that persist into grade six.control) vary considerably from country to countryand ttus affect comparabilty of the data. INCOME, CONSUMPTION, AND POVERTY

LABOR FORCE Energy consumptionper capita (kilograms of oil equi-Total labor force (million~s) - Economically active valent) - Annual consumption of commercial pri-persons, including armed forces and unenployed but mary energy (coal and lignite, petroleum, naturalexcluding housewives and students. Definitions in gas, and hydro, nuclear and geothermal electricity).various countries are not comparable. Private income distribution - Income (both in cashFemale (percent) - Female labor force as a percen- and kind) accruing to percentile groups of house-tage of total labor force. holds ranked by total household income.Agriculture (percent) - Labor force in farming, Passenger cars (per thousand population) - Includesforestry, hunting and fishing as a perentage of total motor cars seating fewer than eight persons; ex-labor force. cludes ambulances, hearss and military vehicles.Industry (percent) - Labor force in mining, construc- Newspaper circulation (per thousand population) -tion, manufacturing and eloctricity, water and gs as Average circulation of "daily general interest nt ws-a percentage of total labor force. paper," defined as a periodical publication devotedParticipation rate (percent) - total, make, andffemale primarily to recording general news. It is considered- Participation rates are computed as the percentage to be "daily" if it appeas at least four times a week.of population of all ages in the labor force. These are Estimated absolute poverty income level (US$ perbased on International Labour Office (ILO) data on capita) - urban and rural - Absolute poverty incomethe age-sex structure of the population. level is that below which a minimal nutritionallyAge dependency ratio - Ratio of population under 1S, adequate diet plus essential nonfood requirnmentsand 65 and over, to the worLng age population (age are not affordable. These estimates are very approx-1-6). imate measures of poverty levels, and should be

interpreted with considerable caution.HOUSING Estimated population below absolute poverty incomeAverage size of household (persons per houehold) - level (percent) - Percentages of urban and rurwaltotal, urban, and rural - A household consists of a populations who live in "absolute poverty."

TabLe 2.1 : Gross Domestic Product by Industrial Origin at current prices(Millions of Dinars)

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

AGRICULTURE 2216.1 2427.8 2616.9 2828.1 2728.2 3873.5 5820.2 6685.0 6744.4 8422.1 10775.9

INDUSTRY 8124.0 9269.9 8948.6 12609.4 15943.5 29347.7 29064.5 37273.8 44374.5 50945.7 65224.1

Hydrocarbons 2954.4 3214.3 2290.4 4451.6 6452.2 18422.3 15567.7 19639.0 23592.9 24481.0 33534.7Mining and quarrying 108.1 130.8 161.2 173.1 193.5 365.0 334.6 321.7 350.7 308.9 539.0Other energy and water 263.8 329.4 388.1 437.4 507.3 424.5 499.9 556.1 618.0 774.3 875.2

Manufacturing 2778.4 3366.4 3466.8 4087.4 4776.5 4562.7 5060.1 6572.0 7507.1 9838.1 12;55.4

Food processing and tobacco 984.6 1069.2 1180.0 1357.7 1530.8 1211.1 1370.5 1697.9 1849.5 2637.5 3354.6Steel,mechanical&e.ectrical 533.4 802.7 613.6 854.6 998.3 989.3 1116.0 1561.0 1715.6 2514.6 3217.8Chemicals 218.1 266.2 315.3 329.0 507.9 487.5 573.0 755.6 832.3 787.3 854.1Textiles and leather 574.0 684.5 747.7 838.7 1039.2 953.9 985.8 1127.3 1365.1 1840.9 2139.5Construction materials 166.0 202.3 239.4 293.8 253.1 303.3 347.6 534.0 658.1 1025.9 1276.0Miscellaneous 302.3 341.5 370.8 413.6 447.2 617.6 667.2 896.2 1086.5 1031.9 1313.8

Construction 2019.3 2229.0 2642.1 3459.9 4014.0 5573.2 7602.2 10185.0 12305.8 15543.4 18119.8

SERVICES 6897.3 7860.3 8738.1 9232.4 9813.1 11270.5 12595.3 14708.5 17830.2 22537.4 28317.6 X

Transportation & comn 1045.3 1263.2 1359.4 1479.4 1767.0 2671.7 3022.2 3527.5 4582.4 5383.9 6726.2 1Trade 3669.1 4266.0 4839.6 5213.9 5292.1 6602.4 7150.0 8393.0 9969.1 13203.8 16789.6Other services 2182.9 2331.1 2539.1 2539.1 2754.0 1996.4 2423.1 2788.' 3278.7 3949.7 4801.8

TOTAL VALUE ADDED 17237.4 19558.0 20303.6 24669.9 28484.8 44491.7 47480.0 58667.3 68949.1 81905.2 104317.6plus: import duties 1236.9 1652.2 1446.1 1887.9 2047.2 1209.4 1744.5 1786.7 2308.3 3035.2 2514.4plus: vaLue added taxes 3594.0 4422.1 4798.2 5629.7 7139.8 6072.0

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCTION 18474.3 21210.2 21749.7 26557.8 30532 49295.1 53646.6 65252.2 76887.1 92080.2 112904plus: goverrvnent sevices 2570.5 2862.1 3294.6 3855.4 4061.1 6265.8 7927.3 8822.9 10353.4 12751.4 15318.2

GROSS DGIESTIC PRODUCT 21044.8 24072.3 25044.3 30413.2 34593.1 55560.9 61573.9 74075.1 87240.5 104831.6 128222.2

source : Ministry of plan6f86

Table 2.1 : Gross Domestic product by Industrial Originat current price

(Millions of Dinars)... ... ......... .......................... ............................................................. .

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986a\

AGRICULTURE 12923.3 16253.2 16107.1 16607.6 19480.0 27070.0 33000.0

INDUSTRY 87362.9 100706.8 107707.8 119631.2 130/t .0 140505.0 119960.0

Hydrocarbons 51191.3 59162.8 58714.7 62138.7 620t 0 63865.0 37680.0Mining and quarrying 750.7 773.1 838.8 886.5 745.0 895.0 952.0Other energy and water 1242.7 1548.0 1951.0 2073.9 2710.0 2970.0 3688.0

Manufacturing 13980.7 16417.9 18598.8 22375.5 26560.0 30955.0 33730.0

Food processing and tobacco 3706.4 4241.4 4851.5 5055.9 5660.0 6315.0 6783.0Steel, mechanical and elec 3784.9 4613.2 5302.4 7694.2 9470.0 11180.0 12164.0Chemicals 937.9 1070.3 1186.8 1393.2 1895.0 2210.0 2505.0Textiles and leather 2558.5 3196.6 3516.8 3643.4 4415.0 5185.0 5593.0Construction materials 1540.2 1601.0 1607.9 2168.6 2505.0 2830.0 3125.0Miscellaneous 1452.8 1695.4 2133.4 2420.6 2615.0 3235.0 3560.0

Construction 20197.5 22805.0 27604.5 32156.6 38410.0 41820.0 43910.0

SERVICES 32240.6 37123.5 41607.3 47998.6 52125.0 57580.0 70840.0

Transportation and Coam 7689.7 8284.0 8881.2 11162.2 11175.0 11755.0Trade 18975.6 22674.9 25966.1 28871.0 31900.0 35625.0Other services 5575.3 6164.6 6760.0 7965.4 9050.0 10200.0

TOTAL VALUE ADDED 132526.8 154083.5 165422.2 184237.4 202095.0 225155.0 223800.0plus: import duties 2917.0 4263.3 3891.0 4361.7 23255.0 20000.0 22170.0plus : value added taxes 7899.4 10689.3 11763.4 14981.6 l 5000.0 5000.0

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCTION 143343.2 169036.1 181076.6 203580.7 225350.0 250155.0 250970.0plus : Government sevices 19164.0 22433.3 26475.2 30172.0 34500.0 39000.0 45000.0

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 162507.2 191469.4 207551.8 233752.7 259850.0 289155.0 295970.0

source ; ministry of plan5/87

a\preliminary

Tabte 2.2: NationaL Ac:ount at Current Price(Miltions of Diners)

1969 1970 1971 1972 t973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979~~~~~~~..-.......................................... ........................ ......... ...... ............. ........ ............ ....... ........... ........ ............ .........

GROSS DOCESTIC PR(DUCT 21044.8 24072.3 24922.8 31413.2 34593.1 55560.9 61573.9 74075.1 87240.5 104831.6 128222.6

laports, inctudivj nfs 5874.1 7007.6 6909.4 7755.9 10920.8 19570.7 26400.0 27393.2 36334.8 41954.1 42081.5E:ports, including nfs 4951.4 5305.4 4565.0 6163.3 8750.6 21403.1 20714.1 24362.8 26553.5 26689.4 39908.3

RES0URCE GAP 922.7 1702.2 2344.4 1592.6 2170.2 -1832.4 5685.9 3030.4 9781.3 15264.7 2173.2

TOTAL RESOWRCES AND USES 21967.5 25774.5 27267.2 32005.8 36763.3 53728.5 67259.8 77105.5 97021.8 120096.3 130395.8

C(mSJMPTIOI 15209.2 17022.9 18380.1 21564.6 22822.8 31653.3 39422.2 45179 56207.8 65474.6 75964.5Private 12041.6 13443.8 14283.7 16808.1 17794.3 25724.3 31451.5 35933.2 44619.2 50876.3 58484.4General Govern ent 3167.6 3579.1 4096.4 4756.5 5028.3 5929 7970.7 9245.8 11588.3 14598.3 17480.1

INVESTMENT 6758.3 8751.6 8887.1 10441.2 13940.5 22075.2 27837.6 31926.5 40814 54621.7 54431.3Gross Fixed Investment 6165.4 8160.4 8342.2 9811.3 12417.5 16964.4 23975 31358.1 38433.4 50789.7 50374.6Ch2nges in stocks 592.9 591.2 544.9 629.9 1523 5110.8 3862.6 568.4 2380.6 3832 4056.7

DOMESTIC SAVINGS 5835.6 7049.4 6542.7 8848.6 11770.3 23907.6 22151.7 28896.1 31032.7 39357 52258.1Wet Factor service ircome 165.8 151.5 -855.4 -1028.8 .1024.3 -381.1 701.8 -1309.6 -155t.9 -2447.5 -4326.8Met Current Transfers 262.3 247.3 721.4 194.4 228.8 -954.6 904 958.3 747.2 823.6 864.4 _

MationaL Savings 5932.1 7145.2 8119.5 10071.8 13023.4 22571.9 22353.9 28544.8 30198.0 37733.1 48795.7 0

GROSS NATIOXAL PRODUCT 20879.0 23920.8 25778.2 31442.0 35617.4 55179.8 60872.1 72765.5 85658.6 102384.1 123895.8

Percent of GDP :Gross Fixed Investment 29.3 33.9 33.5 32.3 35.9 33.8 43.2 45.3 47.6 49.3 40.3Doamestic Savings 27.7 29.3 26.3 29.1 34 44.6 38.2 39.2 38 37.5 39.8Izports 27.9 29.1 27.7 25.5 31.6 37.3 46 40.5 44.8 41.6 33.5Exports 23.5 22 18.3 20.3 25.3 38.4 34.2 33.6 32.3 26.1 31.4Resource Balance 4.4 7.1 9.4 5.2 6.3 -1 11.8 6.9 12.5 15 6 2.1

............... ......................................................................................................Ministry of Plan6/86Note: From 1974 National Account data have been revised

Tabte 2.2 :National accant at Current price(Million of Dinfrs)

1980 19S1 1982 1933 1984 1985

6RnCS DOESTIC PRONICT 162507.2 191468.5 207551.9 233752 259850 289155

ItMRTS IUCLUDING UFS 49337.8 59078.8 60232.7 60286.3 61560.0 59530.0EXPORTS INCLUOItG NFS 55802.2 66181.8 64223.3 65343.9 67690.0 69205.0

RESOIRCE GAP 6464.4 7103 3990.6 5057.6 6130 9675

TOTAL RESOURCES AND USES 156042.8 184365.5 203561.3 228694.4 253720.0 279480.0

CONSUMPTION 92530.8 113529.8 126218.9 140875.4 159110 182030Private 70179.4 87175.5 95558.9 106182.9 118300.0 136200.0General Government 22351.4 26354.3 30660.0 34692.5 40810.0 45830.0

INESTMENT 63512.0 70835.7 77342.4 87819.0 94610.0 97450.0Gross Fixed Investment 54880.8 63044.9 71487.6 80319.0 87360.0 92650.0Change in stocks 8634.2 7790.8 5854.8 7500.0 7250.0 4800.0

DOMESTIC SAVINGS 69976.4 77938.7 81333 92876.6 100740 107125Met Factor service incaow -4672.1 -5630.0 -6056.9 -5940.2 -6700.0 -6610.0Net Current Transfers 835.6 1228.3 1157.1 874.2 730.0 1660.0Natiol Seving 66139.9 73537 76433.2 87810.6 94770 102175

GROSS lATIONAL PRODUCT 157835.1 185M8.5 201495.0 227811.8 253150.0 282545.0

Percent of GOP:Gross Fixed Investmwnt 33.8 32.9 34.4 34.4 33.6 32.0Doestic Ssvings 43.1 40.7 39.2 39.7 38.8 37.0Imports 30.4 30.9 29.0 25.8 23.7 20.6Exports 34.3 34.6 30.9 28.0 26.0 23.9Resowce lnce 4.0 3.7 1.9 2.2 2.4 3.3

ource: Ninistry of Plan5/8b\projection

TabLe 2.3 : Gross Domestic Procuct by Sectorat Origin(Millions of Dinars ,at 1974 prices )

...........................................................................................................1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

... ... ..... ......... .... ....... .... ...... .. . .. . .... ....... ... . . ........ .... . ... . . ... . . .. . .. ..... .

AGRICULTURE 2986.7 3219.9 3363.6 3374.8 3108.4 3873.5 4987.3 4883.1 4535.6 5058.3 5856.5

INDUSTRY 21037.8 23028.9 19352.6 27618.3 29265.8 29347.7 30236.2 34122.2 37168.8 41230.3 44357.5

Hydrocarbons 14921.2 15991.5 11806.2 18548.3 19318.0 18422.3 17297.4 18865.5 19643.8 21195.7 21551.9

Nining and quarrying 190.7 215.8 266.0 278.7 275.0 365.0 309.8 292.5 327.5 288.7 484.7Nanufacturing 3272.6 3873.9 3813.9 4385.6 5036.4 4562.7 4646.6 5754.8 6253.9 7386.0 8584.3Other energy and water 277.7 346.7 408.5 460.4 507.3 424.5 499.9 556.1 618.0 743.1 839.9Construction 2375.6 2600.9 3058.0 3945.2 4129.1 5573.2 7482.5 5754.8 10323.7 11616.9 12896.7

SERVICES 8280.1 9066.1 9616.7 10167.8 10645.0 11270.5 12177.1 13288.3 13678.0 14159.5 16550.4

TOTAL VALUE ADDED 32304.6 35314.9 32332.9 41160.9 43019.2 44491.7 47400.6 52293.7 55382.4 60448.1 66764.3 rN

plus: import duties 2224.6 2814.7 2191.1 2792.8 2720.0 1209.4 1507.8 1420.3 1670.3 2050.8 1552.1Plus : value added taxes 3594.0 3822.0 3814.1 4079.5 4824.2 3748.1

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODIUCTION 34529.2 38129.6 34524.0 43953.7 45739.2 49295.1 52730.4 57528.1 61132.2 67323.1 72064.6ptus: gov't services 4106.2 4259.1 4513.2 5007.0 4862.9 6265.8 6135.7 6828.9 7130.4 7183.9 8024.2

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 38635.4 42388.7 39037.2 48960.7 50602.1 55560.9 58866.1 64357.0 68262.6 74507.0 80088.8

................................................................................................. ...........................

source :Ministry of PLan6t86

Table 2.3 : Gross Domestic Product by Se:toral Origin(Mitlions of Diners at 1974 prices)

1980 1981 1982 1983 .1984 1985

AGRICULTURE 6264.3 7391.2 6753.5 6417.2 6233.8 7878.8

INDUSTRY 44022.1 44540.7 47513.6 50379.6 53635.0 55164.6

Hydrocarbons 19787.9 18209.5 18206.1 19202.3 19274.8 19926.7Mining and quarrying 586.9 583.0 638.4 663.5 515.9 575.6WMnufacturing 8944.8 9871.9 10615.8 11570.1 12749.6 13800.7Other energy and water 1192.5 1332.2 1543.5 1552.3 1881.9 1392.4Construction 13510.0 14544.0 16509.9 17391.3 19262.8 19469.3

SERVICES 17349.5 17671.0 18656.2 19383.2 19873.0 21817.0

TOTAL VALUE ADDED 67635.9 69602.9 72923.3 76180.0 79761.8 84860.4plus: import duties 1622.4 2209.0 1850.2 1990.7 9380.8ptus : value added taxes 4393.4 5538.5 5593.6 6837.8 ... 7716.0

GROSS DOMESTIC PRQJDUCTION 73651.7 77350.3 80367.1 85008.5 89142.6 92576.4plus: gov't services 9091.1 9562.4 9990.6 10440.1 10648.1 10711.3

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 82742.7 86912.7 90357.8 95448.6 99790.7 103287.8

... ... .......... ..................... .......................................... ......................................................

source : Ministry of Planning5/87

Table 2.4: National Account at Constant Prices(Millions of Dinars,at 1974 prices )

.......................................................................... .................................... I...............................................................................................................................

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979..... ..... ............................................. ............................................................................................................................ ................... .... -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

GROSS DaOESTIC PRODUCT 38635.3 42388.6 39037.1 48960.7 50602.0 55560.9 58866.0 64357.7 68263.6 74507.0 80089.3

Imports, including nfs 9520.4 10715.0 9913.1 11541.5 14500.3 19570.7 22797.9 21757.9 26291.5 28347.4 25976.2Exports, including nfs 20209.8 20970.0 15527.2 21550.0 22755.0 21403.1 21509.9 22269.5 22127.9 23473.5 25131.3

RESOURCE GAP -10689.4 -10255.0 -5614.1 -10008.5 -8254.7 -1832.4 -1288.1 511.6 -4163.5 -4873.8 -844.9

TOTAL RESOURCES AND USES 27945.9 32133.6 33423.0 38952.2 42347.3 53728.5 60154.0 63846.2 72427.1 79380.8 80934.2

CONSUMPTION 19027.1 20925.1 22400.7 26079.3 26300.5 31653.3 36197.4 39116.1 43377.7 44501.6 48553.8Private 14658.0 16295.0 17241.5 20292.8 20540.7 25724.3 28555.3 30875.6 34267.4 34293.0 37363.0General Goverrment 4369.1 4630.1 5159.2 5786.5 5759.8 5929.0 7642.1 8240.5 9110.3 10208.6 11190.8

INVESTMENT 8918.8 11208.5 11022.3 12872.9 16046.8 22075.2 23956.6 24730.1 29049.4 34879.2 32380.4Gross Fixed Investment 7965.6 10290.5 10223.3 11921.4 14078.8 16964.4 20632.5 24289.8 27374.1 32662.2 30092.4Change in stocks 953.2 918.0 799.0 951.5 1968.0 5110.8 3324.1 440.3 1675.3 2217.0 2288.0

DOMESTIC SAVINGS 19608.2 21463.5 16636.4 22881.4 24301.5 23907.6 22668.6 25241.7 24885.9 30005.4 31535.5Net Factor service income -323.2 -267.7 1390.9 1521.9 1272.4 -381.1 -612.9 -1125.1 -1251.5 -1637.1 -2524.4Net Current Transfers 511.3 436.9 1173.0 287.6 284.2 -954.6 -789.5 823.3 591.1 550.9 504.1National Savings 19796.3 21632.7 19200.0 24690.9 25858.1 22571.9 22833.4 24930.0 24216.5 28760.0 29448.2

Percent of GDP:Gross Fixed Investment 20.6 24.3 26.2 24.3 27.8 30.5 35.1 37.7 40.1 43.8 37.6Domestic Savings 50.8 50.6 42.6 46.7 48.0 43.0 38.5 39.2 36.5 40.3 39.4Imports 24.6 25.3 25.4 23.6 28.7 35.2 38.7 33.8 38.5 38.0 32.4Exports 52.3 49.5 39.8 44.0 45.0 38.5 36.5 34.6 32.4 31.5 31.4Resource Balance -27.7 -24.2 -14.4 -20.4 -16.3 -3.3 -2.2 0.8 -6.1 -6.5 -1.1

source :6inistry of Plan6/86

Tab(e 2.4: National Accounts at constant Price(Millions of Dinars ,at 1974 constant)

........ ............... .. ............ .... .... .. ................ ... ....................... ..

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985. ................................... .... ....... .... ...... *. .. ......... ....... .............................

GROSS DONESTIC PRODUCT 82743.0 86912.9 90357.8 95448.6 99790.5 103288.2

IMPORTS ,INCLUDING NFS 26872.4 29928.5 30222.1 29978.3 30520.6 28745.0EXPORTS,INCLUDING NFS 21908.9 20553.4 20518.6 21167.4 21821.4 22331.4

RESOURCE GAP 4963.5 9375.1 9703.5 8810.8 8699.2 6413.6

TOAL RESOURCES AND USES 87706.5 96288.0 100061.3 104259.4 108489.7 109701.8

CONSUMPTION 54558.2 62067.9 63699.1 64966.8 69450.0 71233.6Private 41418.1 48313.0 49398.7 50384.0 53338.7 57003.7General Government 13140.1 13754.9 14300.4 14582.8 16111.3 16052.5

INVESTMENT 33148.3 34220.1 36362.2 39292.6 39039.7 38468.2Gross Fixed Investment 30126.7 30919.5 33944.7 36098.4 36324.3 34949.1Change in stocks 30126.7 3300.6 2417.5 3194.2 2715.4 1697.3

DOMESTIC SAVINGS 28184.8 24845.0 26658.7 30481.8 30340.5 ...Net Factor service income -2656.1 -2949.2 -3745.8 -3546.2 -3761.9 ...Net Current Transfers 47n.0 643.4 715.6 521.8 393.0National Savings 26637.1 23441.7 25051.9 28818.7 29659.0 ... n

Percent of GDP:Gross Fixed Investment 36.4 35.6 37.6 37.8 36.4 33.8Domestic Savings 34.1 28.6 29.5 31.9 30.4Imports 32.5 34.4 33.4 31.4 30.6 27.8Exports 26.5 23.6 22.7 22.2 21.9 21.6Resource Balance 6.0 10.8 10.7 9.2 8.7 6.2

source : Ministry of PLan5/87

Table 2.5 : Deftators for National Accounts(1974 - 100)

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

Agriculture 74.2 75.4 77.8 83.8 87.8 100.0 116.7 136.9 148.7 166.5 184.0Hydrocarbons 19.8 20.1 19.4 24.0 33.4 100.0 90.0 104.1 120.1 115.5 155.6Mining and quarrying 56.7 60.6 60.6 62.1 70.4 100.0 108.0 110.0 107.1 107.0 111.2Energy and Water 95.0 95.0 95.0 95.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 1a0.0 104.2 104.2Manufacturing 84.9 86.9 90.9 93.2 94.8 100.u 108.9 114.2 120.0 133.2 141.6Construction 85.0 85.7 86.4 87.7 97.2 100.0 101.6 117.7 119.2 133.8 140.5Services 83.3 86.7 89.6 90.8 92.2 100.0 103.4 110.7 130.4 133.2 141.6v-added (ex govt sevices) 53.4 55.4 62.4 59.9 66.2 100.0 100.2 112.8 124.9 133.8 140.5Government services 62.6 67.2 73.0 77.0 83.5 100.0 129.2 129.2 145.2 177.5 190.9Inport Duties 55.6 58.7 66.0 67.6 75.3 100.0 115.7 125.8 138.2 148.0 162.0Gross Domestic Product 54.5 56.8 63.8 62.1 68.4 100.0 104.6 115.1 127.8 140.7 160.1Exports, incltuding nfs 24.5 25.3 29.4 28.6 38.5 100.0 96.3 109.4 120.0 113.7 158.8Imports, including nfs 61.7 65.4 69.7 67.2 75.3 100.0 115.8 125.9 138.2 148.0 162.0 co

Total Resources 78.6 80.2 81.6 82.2 86.8 100.0 111.8 121.0 134.0 143.0 156.2

Consutption 79.9 81.4 82.1 82.7 86.8 100.0 108.8 115.5 129.6 147.4 155.9Public 72.5 77.3 79.4 82.2 87.3 100.0 104.3 112.2 127.2 143.0 156.2Private 82.2 82.5 82.8 82.8 86.6 100.0 110.4 116.6 130.4 148.4 156.5

Inwestment 75.8 78.1 80.6 81.1 86.9 100.0 116.2 129.1 140.5 156.6 168.1Fixed Investment 77.4 79.3 81.6 82.3 88.2 100.0 116.2 129.1 140.4 155.5 167.4Changes in stocks 62.2 64.4 68.2 66.2 77.4 100.0 116.0 129.4 142.1 172.9 187.9

Domestic Savings 29.8 32.8 39.3 38.7 48.4 100.0 97.9 114.5 124.7 131.2 165.7National Savings 30.0 33.0 42.3 40.8 50.4 100.0 97.9 114.5 124.7 131.2 165.7

Gross National Product 54.5 56.8 63.8 62.3 68.7 100.0 104.7 115.1 127.8 140.6 159.4

source : World Bank6/86

Table 2.5 : Deflators For National Accounts(1974 = 100)

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\...... ....................... ^.. . . ...... .......... ........ ........... .. ........ ...............

Agriculture 206.3 219.9 238.5 258.8 314.0 343.6Hydrocarbons 258.7 324.9 322.5 323.6 322.0 320.5Mining and quarrying 127.9 132.6 131.4 133.6 144.4 155.5Other energy and water 104.2 116.2 126.4 133.6 144.0 213.3#4arufacturing 156.3 166.3 175.2 193.4 208.3 224.3Constrmition 149.5 156.8 167.2 184.9 217.1 214.8Services 185.8 210.1 224.4 253.8 262.3 263.9Total Value Added 195.8 221.4 226.9 241.8 253.4 265.3plus: gov't services 210.8 234.6 265.0 289.0 324.0 364.1plus: import duties 179.E 193.0 210.3 219.1 247.9 324.0Gross Domestic Product 196W4 220.3 229.7 244.9 260.4 280.0Exports, including nfs 254.7 322.0 313.0 308.7 310.2 309.9Imports, including nfs 183.6 197.4 199.3 201.1 201.7 207.1Total Resources and Uses 177.9 191.6 202.8 219.4 233.9 254.8

Consumption 169.6 182.9 197.1 217.0 229.1 255.5General Goverrnment 170.1 191.6 214.4 237.9 253.3 285.5Private 169.5 180.2 191.5 210.4 221.8 238.9

Investment 191.6 207.0 212.7 223.5 242.3 253.3Gross Fixed Investment 182.2 203.9 210.6 222.5 240.5 265.1Change in stocks 285.8 291.8 299.8 300.2 267.0 282.8

Domestic savings 248.3 313.7 305.1 304.7 332.0 ...National Savings 248.3 313.7 305.1 304.7 328.4 ...

Gross NationaL Product 196.9 221.1 232.1 247.5 263.1

source : World Bank5/87a\pretiminary

Table 2.6 : Income of Household(Billions of Dinars)

.. ............ ........................... ... .... ...... ........... .. ... ..... .......................

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\......................... .................................................................................

WAGES & SALARIES 57.1 65.8 76.1 86.8 93.3 105.8Agriculture 5.3 6.4 6.6 6.8 7.3 8.2

IAcdninistration 16.7 19.7 23.5 26.6 28.4 33.1Others 35.1 39.7 46.0 53.4 57.6 64.5

oINDEPT. WORKERS 25.0 29.7 32.5 34.1 37.8 42.8............

Transfer payments 10.0 12.3 13.9 14.3 16.4 17.7Gross income 92.1 107.8 122.5 135.2 147.5 166.3Disposible income 80.0 93.6 105.6 116.2 126.8 143.4

source; Ministry of Plan6/86a\preliminary

Table 2.7 Income ard Expenditure for Househotd(Millions of Dinars)

.. ..... ...... ................ ... .. .. .............................................. ............... ........

1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\. ........................ ........ ..... .................................... ....... .......... .... .......

WAGES AND SALARIES 46100 57100 65800 76100 86800 93300 105800Won AgricuLture 28800 35100 39700 46000 53400 57600 64500Administration 13000 16700 19700 23500 26600 28400 33100

INCOGE OF INDEPT.UORKERS 21500 25000 29700 32500 34100 37800 42800Non - Agriculture 15400 17400 19900 22600 23200 25400 28800

TRANSFERS 7900 10000 12300 13900 14300 16400 17700

GROSS RESOJRCES OF HOUSEHOLD 75500 92100 107800 122500 135200 147500 166300Mandatory deductions 10800 12100 14200 16900 19000 20700 22900

HOUSEHOL0 DISPOSIELE INCOME 64700 80000 93600 105600 116200 126800 143400

....................... ------------------ -- -------- ------ - -------- ------- -------- ---..--

source : Ministry of PlanA\preliminary

Table 2.8 : Resources and Expenditure(at Constant 1985 prices )(Billions of Dinars)

....... ............. . ... .. .. ......... . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . ..

1985a\ 1986b\

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT 253.6 266.8

IMPORTATIONS 62.9 65.3... ... . . .

Goods 52.5 54.6Services 10.4 10.7

EXPORATIONS 70.5 73.2.. ..... ... .......

Hyrocarbons 63.5 65.5Goods 2 2.5 °Services 5 5.2

GROSS DOMESTIC EXPENDITURE 246 258.9........... ........................... .

FINAL CONStMPTION 141.5 148.1.......... ...

Household 131.6 137.5Administration 9.9 10.6

GROSS CAPITAL ACCUMLATION 104.5 110.8

. . ... ....... . . .......... ... .................. . .....................

Source : Ministry of Plan6/86a\preliminaryb\projection

Table 3.1:Balance of Paymentspaoe I (Mit(ion of Dinars;'

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985

1.Plerchandise -320 -849 -433 -1225 3909 -3992 1912 -1132 -3760 6470 15563 17387 16628 15445 17698 21217

Credit 5004 4047 5413 7249 19236 17540 21499 24579 25164 36544 52388 60926 62039 61022 63748 65539Debit . 5324 4896 5846 8474 15327 21532 19587 25711 28924 30074 36825 43539 45411 45577 46050 44322

2..Non-factor service -732 -640 -962 -1171 -1993 -2840 -55¾ -7761 -8745 -9458 - 10969 -12710 -12643 -10838 -11428 -10880

Credit 658 758 692 1096 1398 1707 1705 1674 1822 2517 2325 2409 2915 3675 3265 3191Debit 1390 1398 1654 2267 3391 4547 7216 9435 10567 11975 13294 15119 15558 14513 14693 140712.1. Transpor'&lnrsur -526 -424 -550 -800 -1498 -1696 -1782 -2317 -26S5 -3097 -3945 -4410 -4497 -3128 -3944 -3710Credit 139 153 152 213 228 318 353 479 641 960 901 1025 1115 1721 1404 1367Debit 665 577 702 1013 1726 2014 2135 2796 3296 4057 4846 5435 5612 4849 5348 5077

2.2. Travel 20 310 266 436 58Z 466 534 186 15 -196 -63' -1042 -1064 -1276 -1825 -2'5^Credit 327 396 383 624 914 991 1021 881 835 749 685 736 1042 1019 67S 586Debit 126 86 117 188 331 525 487 695 820 945 1316 1778 2106 2295 2507 3047

2.3. Technical Coop -260 -396 -462 -551 -738 -1032 -2214 -2319 -3109 -3714 -3342 -3676 -3655 -3240 -3662 -4699Credit 42 40 25 28 34 33 50 24 29 41 3' 46 3t 30 186 130Debit 302 436 487 579 772 1065 2264 2343 3138 3755 3373 3722 3686 3270 3848 4829

2.4. Pubtic works -152 -138 -171 -192 -227 -466 -1720 -2937 -2673 -2371 -2572 -3055 -310t -271t -1706Credit 3 4 2 17 19 0 0 0 0 237 128 1OC 19 29 2Debit 155 142 173 209 246 466 1720 2937 2673 2608 2700 3155 3127 2748 170G

2.5.Govt 5 8 -45 -64 -113 -112 -329 -374 -293 -80 -479 -52' -319 -475 -287 -10Credit 147 165 130 214 203 365 281 290 347 530 580 507 708 876 995 1106Debit 142 157 175 278 316 477 610 664 640 610 -1059 1029 1027 1351 1282 1ll8

Table 3.1:Balance of Payments

psge 2 (Miltion of Diners)

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 ¶984 1985

3. Factor Services 160 499 679 440 355 147 -442 -853 -1702 -3490 -3949 -4398 -4655 -5049 -5916 -6115

Credit 1605 1005 1107 930 1466 1341 1415 1382 1373 1819 2709 3911 3467 2461 2347 2273

Debit 1445 506 428 540 1111 1194 1857 2235 3075 5309 6658 8309 8122 7510 8263 8388

3.1 Int on priv debt -7 -93 -173 -291 -853 -830 -1466 -1763 -2237 -4257 -5548 -7141 -6931 -6275 -7359 -6795

Credit 25 8 9 9 23 49 40 24 55 175 228 284 244 240 210 933

Debit 32 101 182 300 876 879 1506 1787 2292 4432 5776 7425 7175 6515 7269 7728

3.2.lnt on pub debt 30 15 39 41 560 185 226 236 110 269 1003 1584 1016 378 368

Credit 52 41 71 71 594 234 306 331 213 418 1182 1778 1237 612 654

Debit 22 26 32 30 34 49 80 95 103 149 179 194 221 234 286

3.3.other invest inc -579 -199 -3 -2 -3 4 8 6 -221 -214 -52 -22 -112 36 31 19

Credit 648 7 6 7 3 8 9 7 6 10 18 17 27 41 32 19

Debit 1227 206 9 9 6 4 1 1 227 224 7D 39 139 5 1

3-4. Wages & Salarie 718 776 826 698 654 790 802 672 651 712 649 1185 1379 817 747 66w'

Credit W80 949 1020 893 846 1050 1060 1020 1099 1216 1281 1831 1959 1568 1451 1321

Debit 162 173 194 195 192 260 258 348 448 504 632 646 580 751 704 660

3.5.other -2 0 -10 -6 -3 -2 -12 -4 -5 0 -1 -4 -7 -5 -3

Credit 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

Debit 2 0 11 6 3 2 12 4 5 0 1 5 7 5 3

4.Current Transfers 271 686 169 198 -1603 127 169 115 164 160 283 109 -171 34 16 998

Credit 347 1218 209 372 202 195 223 175 233 221 409 286 100 103 t00 1085

Debit 76 532 40 174 1805 68 54 60 69 61 126 177 271 69 84 87

4.1 Private 207 233 103 351 182 162 178 140 190 213 247 119 -87 82 70 1017

Credit 264 237 138 359 202 170 213 175 232 219 282 170 94 103 100 1076

Debit 57 4 35 8 20 8 35 35 42 6 35 51 181 21 30 59

4.2. Public 64 453 66 -153 -1785 -35 -9 -25 -26 -53 36 -10 -84 -48 -54 -19

Credit 83 981 71 13 0 25 10 0 1 2 127 116 6 9

Debit 19 528 5 166 1785 60 19 25 27 55 91 126 90 48 54 28

5.Tot Curr Acct Sal -621 -304 -547 -1758 668 -6558 -3872 -9631 -14043 -6318 928 388 -841 -408 370 5220

Credit 7614 7028 7421 9697 22302 20783 24842 27810 28592 41101 57831 67532 68521 67261 69460 72(88

Debit 8235 7332 796f 11455 21634 27341 28714 37441 42635 47419 56903 67144 69362 67669 69090 66868

source:Central Bank6/87a\prel iminary

Table 3.1: Balance of Paymentspage 3 (NilLions of Dinars)

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

6.Ned. & tong-term capitat 310 1040 3770 2177 6307 7937 9488 15437 11925 5251 3794 -1121 -2171 -4157 -2202 -223

Credit 679 1702 4300 2839 8381 9950 11798 19426 16679 12458 13806 11173 13229 13408 15141 16968Debit 369 662 530 662 2074 2013 2310 3989 4754 7207 10012 12294 15400 17565 17343 17191

6.1. Dir. private invest 225 -229 80 200 1504 385 746 717 541 37 12i2 -6 -310 -59 -69 -10Credit 236 46 111 220 1626 685 902 783 551 108 1343 74 14 13 5 2Debit 11 275 31 20 122 300 156 66 10 71 131 80 324 72 74 12

6.2. Private N & LT loans 11 823 3621 1597 4466 7445 8629 15404 11634 5512 2756 -324 -563 -2776 -1476 209Credit 148 1018 3884 2049 6163 W686 10595 18165 15613 11498 11843 10697 12914 12914 14698 16588Debit 137 195 263 452 1697 1241 1966 2761 3979 5986 9087 11021 13477 15690 16174 16379 s

6.3. Public P & LT loans 68 467 63 369 337 107 113 272 215 328 -39 -222 -147 -155 -137Credit 289 629 299 559 592 579 301 469 481 644 423 206 266 318 334Debit 221 162 236 190 255 472 188 197 266 316 462 428 413 473 471

6.4. Other 6 -21 6 11 0 0 0 -956 -465 -626 -135 -569 -1151 -1167 -520 -422Credit 6 9 6 11 0 0 0 9 34 208 197 196 35 163 104 378Debit 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 965 499 834 332 765 1186 1330 624 800

7. Oper. pending settlm. -139 -67 231 -403 691 -213 -957 -170 569 -1564 518 79 -374 880 -1038 969Credit 0 0 231 0 691 0 0 0 569 0 518 79 0 880 969Debit 139 67 0 403 0 213 957 170 0 1564 0 0 374 1038

8. Errors and Onissions 20 15 -3 204 -203 223 398 531 519 367 -353 467 -368 362 180 493Credit 20 15 0 204 0 223 398 531 519 367 0 467 0 362 180 493Debi t 0 0 3 0 203 0 0 0 0 0 353 0 368

TabLe 3.1: Batance of Par.entspage 4 (PliLlions o; Dinars)

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 4982 1983 1984 1985a\

'. Overrlt balane -430 684 3451 623 T463 1389 5057 6167 -1030 -2264 4887 -187 -3734 -3323 -2690 64S9Creait 8313 3745 11952 12740 31374 30956 37038 47767 46359 53926 T2155 79251 31750 31911 84781 90518Debit 8743 3061 8501 12117 23911 29567 31981 41600 47389 56190 67268 79438 35504 a 524 37471 S405910. Ponet3rv assets b £30 -152 -585 -2055 -3349 1134 -3148 i404 -'522 -1851 -'.542 f9 3971 3323 269tl -6459Liabilities

Credit 526 t95 Z3 396 314 1663 ?5 1464 53 385 721 .560 5971 3323 2690 478Oebit % 347 613 26451 3663 529 3243 60 1575 2736 5263 1519 6937'O.1. 'rivate sector -1 -3' -I 0 0 0 -60 -86 777 '21 533 375 -13 379 478 17reoit 2 . ° 2 0 . ;) 7m 721 533 175 ,13 379 678 ^Debit .0 3t 2 0 0 0 0 60 86 0 0 0

^n.2. Sankcs -T3 -1,0 -206 3-47 -1384 398 -4 408 -684 -677 -421 -87 248 1179 635 -%62-r-di t 16 0 395 0 888 3 08 90 D 248 -635Debst 86 204 206 48 1384 0 5'i4 C 684 677 421 1I4 96210.3 Public sector2jbLic sector:central Bar* 510 a? -377 -2402 -1965 246- -2584 1056 -732 -1951 4842 -1405 5348 1331 1676 -5975Credit 510 661 28 1 314 775 95 1056 53 108 0 0 5348 1831 1676Debit 0 612 405 2403 2279 S29 2679 0 805 2059 -4842 '405 5975

11. Change in net -838 21 666 2390 1002 -492 2651 -3427 4302 1335 4142 2319 -4859 -2615 -2030 55695oreign assets

12. Accounting adjustment -408 -131 81 335 -2347 642 -497 -2023 2780 -516 -400 1360 1112 708 660 -890

Source: Central Bank6/86a\prel iminary

Table 3.2 : Exports by Major groups ,Volume and Value(Millions of Dinars ; Thousands of Tons)

1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

FoodstuffsValue 551 534 431 462 532 329 181 239 282

Volume 578 557 334 582 278 179 92 169 180

OiL & oil productsValue 23125 23349 33255 59021 56223 51612 52561 57646 49763

Volume 52001 54020 62481 57953 45540 45814 49805 53567 40640

Raw MaterialsValue 212 190 261 213 244 319 206 213 164

VotUme 2329 2273 3513 2366 2213 2135 2067 1618 813

Semi-manufact. goodsValue (1) 172 190 188 249 344 414 477 976 690Volume 244 206 200 243 394 449 510 617 498

Capital goods for agric.Value (2) 1 2 1 0 3Volume 1 0 0 0 0

Capital goods for industryValue (2) i8 6 4 5 32 6 1 7 15

Volume 1905 126 30 151 214 146 2 147 2

Consumer goodsValue (2) 11 12 4 5 9 19 31 25 112Volume 351 462 123 149 965 2402 2964 2428 22

Total merchandise exports 24090 24283 34144 59955 57384 52699 53457 59106 51029

baelance of paymt adj 489 881 2400 -7567 3542 9340 7565 4642 14510

belance of pay exports 24579 25164 36544 52388 60926 62039 61022 63748 65539

source:Ministry of Finance6/86a\preliminary1)1970-72 capital goodsand consumer goods included2)1970-72 included undersemi -manufactured

Table 3.3: cwmmodity congosition of exports(mfltions of Dinars , F.O.B.)

................................................... ........ .... ...... . ................. . ................. ............................. .. .... .... ......... .................. ... ........... .. ....... ......... ....... ......... ... .

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985aX................ ------ ...... ----- . . ... ..... ...... - ...... ...... ----.. ....... ...... ...... ------- ...... ..-.

Crude oil 3288 2972 4627 5648 5241 14507 17863 21868 21620 31072 49388 43125 25918 25837 22050 12769Re'Sned oil products 73 44 49 343 991 874 728 538 560 2053 5531 6245 16713 14810 19999 19274

Gas 144 133 139 214 238 281 772 718 1119 2402 4101 6859 7979 11901 15591 17712

Vine 707 299 334 665 473 486 402 355 458 319 378 464 308 144 196 230Fruit & vegetabtes 154 112 164 140 108 125 95 78 86 67 23 33 11 23 31 45

Iron ore & other minerals 89 99 120 52 130 97 120 75 10 110 79 88 119 83 59 4

Hides and skins 10 27 28 15 28 18 28 10 13 16 10 3 8 0 8 15

Cork 18 10 10 20 18 23 15 17 17 12 8 7 4 6 5 4

Phosphates 24 23 16 18 78 55 274 0 72 95 98 124 113 92 72 103

MetaLs & metal products 136 92 73 59 130 184 120 0 74 97 114 158 193 150 326 148

Tobacco 6 0 5 5 6 0 8 0 9 13 16 7 0 1 4 0Alfalfa 6 1 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Peat and fish 6 8 9 13 9 8 22 0 2 4 2 1 0 1 1 1

Others 319 388 274 287 351 302 257 422 168 1t751 205 275 335 397 765 723

Total merchandise exports 4980 4208 5854 7479 7803 16976 20704 24081 24208 38011 59953 57384 52700 53445 59107 51028

................. ........................source : Ministry of Finance6/86a\preliminary

Table 3.4: volume , value ard unit vaL e for Hydrocarbon exports

.... . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

CRUDE OIL & CONDENSATEMitlions of dinars 4627 5675 16792 15131 18700 22342 21456 30824 41048 44448 27719 29536 30277Thousands of tons 47400 45002 42110 40922 45095 48036 49153 49013 37956 32548 21563 25026 26985Dinars per ton 97.6 126.1 398.7 369.2 414.7 465.1 436.5 628.9 1081.5 1365.6 '285.4 1180.2 1122.2

REF. OIL PRODUCTS & LPGMiltiorns of dinars 49 429 910 1033 1079 609 1706 2909 7561 11778 23142 16258 18347Thousands of tons 454 2397 2220 2720 2228 1368 3583 3235 7077 9605 18602 14061 16689Dinars per ton 107.4 178.9 409.9 379.8 484.3 444.8 476 899.2 1068 1226.2 1244 1156.2 1099.3

LIQUEFIED NATURAL GASMillions of dinars 139 192 251 317 584 672 1008 2210 3774 4773 8294 12033 10644Thousands of tons (3) 1316 1876 2172 2813 3646 3140 5022 9117 4927 5486 7749 12054 11214Dinars per ton 105.4 102.3 115.6 112.6 160.2 214 200.7 242.4 765.9 870 1070.3 998.2 949.2

NATURAL GASMillions of dinars -̂ - 1416 2984Thousands of tons - - * - - - - - - - 1679 3371Dinars per ton - 843.4 885.5

TOTAL HYDROCARBONSMillions of dinars 4815 6296 17953 16480 20363 23623 24170 35943 5Z383 60999 59155 59420 61563 62948Thousands of tons 49170 49275 46502 46455 50969 52544 57758 61365 49960 47639 47914 53003 55990 59174Dinars per ton 97.9 127.8 386 354.8 399.5 449.6 418.5 585.7 1048.5 1280 1234.6 1211.1 1099.5 1063.8

source: Ministry of Energy6/86preLiminary

Table 3.5 : Imports by Major groups, value and Volume(millions of diners C.I.F )

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

FoodstuffsValue 626 885 1076 1208 2860 4437 3489 4398 5033 5081 7646 9110 9289 9703 8815 10990Votume 0 0 0 1413 2458 2476 2452 2907 3992 3968 4367 3810 5300 5605 5574 6930

Oil & oil productsValue 0 0 0 139 246 400 352 400 564 621 993 992 758 1026 1053 926Volume 0 0 0 549 565 631 621 401 909 642 1199 1152 933 1419 1765 1423

Raw materialsValue 552 265 451 481 1256 1303 956 1596 1341 1687 2325 2653 2503 2857 3174 3650volume 0 0 0 733 888 922 701 1151 1475 1049 1314 1333 1272 1742 1609 1724

Semi-manufacture goodsValue 1782 1600 1774 2422 4873 5501 4920 9237 7925 7689 9949 12132 10984 12104 15208 11694Volume 0 0 0 2522 3739 3893 4690 6494 4392 3350 3975 4172 5637 6379 7085 5460

Capital goods for agricValue 151 269 324 141 186 354 222 394 617 500 539 507 383Volume 24 32 24 13 15 24 57 24 38 31 35 36 24 1

Capital goodsfor Irdsstry ccVatue 2238 2248 2367 3012 5311 8972 9681 9858 14060 11777 12286 15753 15906 15192 15130 15335 1Volume 0 0 0 680 735 569 1768 1784 1035 889 846 722 638 1017 691 637

Consumer GoodsValue 1007 1080 1026 1447 2006 2736 2583 3800 5152 4358 6851 7266 9102 8056 7242 6367Volure 440 164 237 135 620 617 1109 282 365 376 479 334 298

Totat Merchandise imports 6205 6078 6694 8860 16821 23673 22122 29475 34429 31435 40444 48523 49042 49477 51129 49345

Batance of payments adj. -216 -605 -146 627 232 -127 -400 -968 -2209 2696 1227 451 1981 947 269 16

Sal of payt.imports(cif) 5989 5473 6548 9487 7053 23546 21722 28507 32220 34131 41671 48974 51023 50426 51398 49491

Source: Ninistry of Ca1u-rce6/86a\pret imi nary

Table 3.6 Commodity composition of Imports(Mittion of Dinars )

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

Road vehicles 471 208 307 671 1251 1943 1608 1953 3360 2233 670 3265 2782 1503 1733 1292

Iron & steel products 1052 807 674 998 2439 3195 2952 3798 5178 4682 5034 6612 6487 5480 7484 4845ElectricaL equipment 344 281 439 543 875 1573 1681 2457 2762 2396 2767 3009 2831 2870 3274 2851Other ind. equipment 1249 971 1486 1724 3218 5303 5082 6600 7936 7894 8318 9090 8750 8826 7835 8859

Pharmaceuticals 187 187 190 283 279 462 397 509 543 611 1207 949 981 1100 1014 1086Fertilizers 31 71 89 69 102 182 151 104 62 91 447 364 116 74 136 242

Cereals 132 267 349 384 1346 1320 1079 1006 1345 1453 1894 1828 2620 2345 2828 3688Coffee 42 21 27 46 148 228 307 861 1118 700 962 950 478 961 650 652 ^Dairy products 132 158 267 218 358 333 258 342 333 458 900 1486 1569 2031 1436 1914 '.Sugar 113 167 222 293 593 1716 647 675 419 528 1189 1693 861 897 809 562

Textile & leather prod. 480 405 459 550 583 106 201 1087 1097 211 1495 1586 1526 1409 1735 1640Paper & paper products 149 105 137 150 234 247 216 379 255 52 361 334 363 311 417 631

Wood products 209 202 132 157 616 434 565 687 655 375 1226 2014 1182 1697 1341 1049Petroleum products 131 144 150 134 238 397 347 393 507 644 617 545 310 429 381 323Others 1483 2084 1766 2640 4541 6254 6833 8624 8859 10518 13433 14912 18455 19850 20184 19857

Total merchardise imports(cif) 6205 6078 6694 8860 16821 23673 22122 29475 34429 32846 40520 48637 49311 49783 51257 49491

…. ,-. - -- _ -_- .-...-.- .--source: Ministry of commerce6/86a\preliminary

Table 3.7 : Value end VoLume of main foodstuff Inports(miltions of dinars , thousands of tons )

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\-- -- - - -- - - - - ------ ...... ------. ....... . ......... -- - - ....... ..... -- -- - - -- - - ------..------ .. -------. . .--- -- -------- .....-.....-...--.-

Dairy productsVaLue 134 163 267 218 358 459 419 349 333 458 900 1486 1569 2031 1436 1915

Votume 113 132 160 112 114 128 131 136 117 144 219 274 243 342 285 381

Wheat (hard & soft)Value 125 256 298 341 1,264 1.242 1,079 810 935 1059 1544 1435 1876 1796 1833 2729Volume 330 713 1,154 775 1,697 1,328 1,175 1,251 1,572 1483 1696 1313 1934 2139 2006 3030

Other cerealsValue 7 14 36 43 82 77 58 187 454 390 350 393 744 549 995 959Volume 24 39 121 63 110 91 98 306 854 545 413 402 866 714 1175 1228

CereaL productsValue 14 15 18 14 25 292 446 468 680 753 tt09 1291 1153 860 797 1470Volume 20 19 24 16 18 189 361 413 622 699 941 725 932 666 673 727

SugarValue 118 168 228 293 593 1,692 647 682 419 505 1189 1693 861 897 809 562VoLume 214 266 266 256 291 453 346 423 430 528 574 572 513 714 636 633 1

OiL seeds °Value 57 41 85 64 84 240 121 163 195 107 98 99 48 26 5 t1 IVolume 70 49 64 57 58 121 86 110 146 83 72 71 28 15 2 2

Oil,fat and waxValue 116 128 125 130 392 497 324 527 525 703 725 859 777 744 991 1514Volume 82 94 101 89 138 181 165 222 226 257 273 337 307 306 2 413

source: Ministry of finance6/86a\preliminary

Table 3.8 ; Direction of Trade(million of Dinars)

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

INPORTS(C.I.F) FORM

European Economic Comw. 14916 13229 18047 18727 19607 25369 27760 26090 27184 28684 30412F.R. Germany 2830 3244 4275 6052 5564 5541 6631 6834 5581 5478 5566France 7900 6015 7115 6599 5872 9381 9016 10352 11681 12063 12851ttaLy 1921 1965 2861 3667 3984 4801 6417 3325 4079 4501 5415United Kingdom 874 1013 876 1116 979 1444 1733 1730 1625 1770 1494NetherLands 544 311 588 744 760 1134 1240 1205 1309 1296 1432Others E.E.C 847 681 2332 549 2448 3068 2723 2644 2909 3576 3654

Spain 891 812 1447 1575 1639 2101 3106 3690 3461 2252 679U.S.S.R 297 457 362 281 155 204 303 363 257 66 80United States 2624 2632 2561 2365 2066 2879 3936 3746 2994 2894 3231BraziL 1000 603 911 825 229 412 1385 829 928 1407 1428Morocco 117 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 27 8Japan 877 1189 1805 3093 1573 1744 2527 3607 2989 4177 2867Other countries 2951 31903 4342 7563 6226 7810 9619 10988 11924 11750 11465

TOTAL IMPORTS 22673 21519 28564 33604 31265 40107 47251 48484 48853 49850 50170

EXPORTS (F.O.B) TO

European Economic Cocn. 8395 9395 9232 9146 13117 23843 27152 36381 31967 38550 38308F.R.Germeny 3030 3477 3583 3340 3924 7452 6254 3200 1950 1m 1745France 2072 2862 3057 2758 5047 8028 10723 16132 18150 16806 15183Italy 1863 1796 1309 1810 2051 3540 5832 7995 4645 10715 11740United Kingdom 606 530 330 452 570 997 940 947 685 852 8wtNetherLands 527 388 548 471 1059 3137 3146 6907 5110 7085 S6d4Other E.E.C 297 342 405 315 466 689 257 1200 1427 1315 4058

Spain 481 671 585 633 897 2068 2122 2779 2823 2034 3025U.S.S.R. 365 338 231 326 218 361 542 28 78 144 80United States 3696 8790 12489 12312 17095 28818 18581 780? 12154 12809 3231BraziL 262 240 4 232 103 334 1011 627 738 410 1428M4orocco 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8Japan 153 12 76 131 160 1859 2676 1581 1851 404 2867Other countries 3596 1258 1481 1503 2554 2670 5300 .3244 3846 4756 3569

TOTTAL EXPORTS 16952 20704 24098 24283 34144 59953 57384 52701 53458 59107 52516

source:Nlnistry of Finance6/86a\prel iminery

Table 3.9: Central Bank Reserves , End of Period(l)(millions of Dollars)

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 '984 1985a\ ,... . . ............... ......... .. ... . .. . . ... . . . .... . --- -- -- - - . . ..... - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -NGo(d (2) 191 208 208 231 235 224 223 234 252 257 ?49 227 216 205 192 215 1SDR 14 30 45 50 52 50 50 56 60 100 97 138 154 107 111 138IMF Reserve Position 33 35 35 39 40 38 39 40 41 40 130 136 '39 180 162 168Foreign exchange 101 233 204 823 1,362 1,040 1,676 1,588 1,879 2,518 3,546 3,421 2,129 1,593 1,191 2,513-- - -- - . . . .. ... -- - .. . .. .. ... ----

Total 339 506 492 1,143 1,689 1,352 1,988 1,918 2,232 2,915 4,022 3,922 2,638 2,085 1,656 3,034Gold (3) 767 737 907 1,250 2,861 3,289 2,218 2,550 2,129 1,720 1,825 2,218 2,55C 2,129 1,720 1,825

source: IMF,IFS6/861)excl.net f.resev broad2)National Valuation3)Market Valuea\pretiminary

Table 3.10: OfficiaL Exchange rates(Dinars per US Dottars)

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985.. ..... ........ ...... ........ . .... ..... ...... ... ... ... .... ... . ... . ... . - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - . . .. .... . .

Rate at the erd of period 4.937 4.937 4.644 4.556 4.185 3.997 4.125 4.359 4.035 3.835 3.755 3.972 4.378 4.636 4.916 5.123 4.T73

Average rate for the period 4.937 4.937 4.913 4.484 3.959 4.181 3.949 4.164 4.147 3.966 3.853 3.837 4.316 4.592 4.789 4.983 5.028

.. .. ..... .... ...... .......... ... .. .. ..... .... ... ... . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. . . .. . . .

source : IMF ,IFS6/86

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Table 4.1:

External Public Dobt Outtstanding iilwuding Undisbursed

ALGERIV! U.SS Millions)

1V70 197. 1Q1) 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985

1o (TAl WE IINfT AL DEBT (EDT) .. ,. 18,622.8 17,612.3 16,703.7 14,941.6 13,970.1 15,526.0I tlh'f't'i NNt 940.9 4,475.4 16,291.8 15,305.3 13,952.7 12,9S4.6 12,211.1 13,664.0P|ulic ojid Publiely Guaranteed 940.9 4,475.4 16,297-8 15,305.3 13,952.7 12,984.6 12,211.1 13,664.0Fcv,vatk Nonguaranted 0°0 0.0 to 0.0 0.0 0°0 0.0 0.0

I y.- of IMI. Credit 0.0 0.0 0,0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0SE!}.z1¢icrm i)ebt .. .. 2,325.0 2,307.0 2,751.0 1,957.0 1,754.0 1,862.0

PtUDO,kC AND PUJBLICLY GUARANTEED LONG-TERM DEBT

tkbt Onttatndlu, ihswlat Undlaburged 1,471.3 9,589.0 25,940.9 22,606.0 20,308.7 18,858.5 16,812.1 18,364.9OffLjial Creditors 852.7 2.112.1 5,170 8 4,839.3 4,781 2 4,105 3 4,140.4 3,832.1

.1ltilateral 35 8 234.8 1,094.3 975 0 806.0 661.8 1,101.3 940.5IBRD 15.8 231!.3 1,066.8 953.3 786 7 609.3 976.5 921.6IDA 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

diilatera3 836.9 1.877 3 4,076.5 3,864.3 3,975.2 3,443.5 3,039.1 2,891.7P.ivate Creditors 618.6 7,476.9 20,770.1 17,766.7 15.527.5 14,753.2 12,671.8 14,532.7Suppliers 584.5 3,665.° 5,882.6 5,143.5 4,483.4 3,650.1 3,382.3 3,571 QFinancial Markets 34.2 3,811.0 14,887.5 12,623.2 11,044.0 11,103.1 9,289.4 10,96.8

.Ikbt Outaadl & Disbtrd (DOD) 940.9 4,475.4 16,297.8 15,305.3 13,952.7 12,984.6 12,211.1 13,664.0Official Creditors 482.7 1,081.0 2,511 6 2,506.3 2.581.8 2,709.5 2,554.3 2,684.0

Multilateral 15.8 39.8 253.8 274.9 279.9 329.5 465.2 469.1IBRD 15.8 36.3 252.5 274.9 279.9 323.3 349.3 450.2IDA 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

flilateral 466.9 1,041.2 2,257.8 2,231.4 2,302.0 2,380.0 2,089.2 2,214.9Private Creditor. 458.2 3,394.4 13,786.2 12,799.0 11,370.8 10,275.1 9,656.8 10,980.0Stupphiers 426.8 1,327.7 4,052.8 3,833.5 3,238.1 2,776.3 2,557.0 2,552.1Financial Markets 31.5 2,066.7 9,733.4 8,965.5 8,132,8 7,498.8 7,099.8 8,427.9

' (tm tkfleub 301.2 4,126.0 2,836.8 1,432.5 1,963.7 3,733.3 3,365.8 3,140.1Official Creditors 7 2 292.6 880 9 224.2 591.1 255.3 733.3 10.4

Multilateral 0.0 48.0 237.8 0 0 0.0 36.0 539.3 0.0IBRD 0 0 48.0 210.0 0 0 0.0 0.0 418.0 0.0IDA 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Bilateral 7.2 244.6 643.1 224 2 591.1 219.3 194.0 10.4Pnivate Creditors 294.0 3,833.4 1,955.9 1,208.3 1,372.6 3,478.1 2,632.5 3,129.7Suppliers 267,6 2,116.8 997.4 807.5 606.2 693.2 870.5 749.2 .

Financial Markets 26.4 1,716.7 958.5 400.7 766.3 2,894.9 1,762.0 2,380.5

Vighsdrseaents 303.4 1.50.7 3,146.2 2,667.9 2,2283 3,048.2 3,176.3 3,353.8Ofricial Creditors 40.1 164 9 559.0 347 2 397.8 539.1 449.5 437.2Multilateral 0.0 33.1 49.7 41 9 28.5 71.4 212.7 148.1IBRD 0.0 33.1 38.9 41.9 28.5 65.2 70.4 148.1IDA 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0

l4ilateral 40.1 131.9 509.3 305.2 369.3 4676 236.8 289.1!riate Creditors 263.3 1,341.8 2.587 2 2,320.7 1,830.5 2,509.2 2,726.9 2,916.6Suppliers 234.7 538 4 797.7 1,061.1 541.0 722.5 834.4 598.0Financial Markets 28.6 803.3 1,89 6 1,259 6 1.289.5 1.7R6.7 1,892.4 2.318.6

Piiaripal Repayments 33.8 246.6 2,459.9 2,505.8 2,888.6 3.230.2 3.268.7 3.286.3Wficial Creditors 127 62.1 1955 2188 235 360.9 4X78 565.3'ululateral 2 6 3 2 40 9 20.' 23.6 21 8 I0 144.2IBRD 2 6 3 2 13.4 19 5 23 6 21.8 44.5 4,.2IDA 00 0.0 00 (u 0 0.0 0 0(0 00

Bilateral 10 I 589 154 ' 198 1 212 1 339.1 410.8 421.0iwate Creditors 21.1 1844 2,2644 2.28" 0 2.6529 2.869'2 '.-8.0 2.21 1

Suppliers 18." Ih8 2 897.6 860 ° 923 4 1,02'9 891.0 933.7Financial Markets 24 162 1.3668 1,421 1 1."29 5 I,.42 4 3,889.9 1.787 4

Net Flows 269.6 1,260.2 686.3 . 162.0 .660.2 -182.0 .92.4 67.4flicial Creditors 27 5 102.8 361 5 1284 162 1 378 1 -38.3 -128.1Multilateral -' 6 29.x 88 21x ' 5 0 49 6 135.7 39IBRD *' 6 29.9 25.5 22.4 5.0 43.4 260 100.9IDA 00 0 0 (0 oo o00 0.0 0.0 0.0

Blilateral 30.1 73 0 354 6 10? 2 1572 128.5 -174.0 -132.01'rivate Creditors 242 1 1.157.3 3228 337 -8223 360.1 -54.1 195.5Suppliers 216.0 370.2 -99 9 195 1 .382.3 -304.4 -56.6 -335.7!linancial Ilarkets 26.2 787.1 422.8 .161.4 .440.0 -55 7 2.5 531.2

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Table 4.1:

ALGERIA(USS Millions)

1970 1975 1980 1981 1982 19"3 1984 1985

Interest Payments (TNT) 10.0 209.5 1,39S.6 1,36.4 136.2 1,220.6 1,290.0 1,297.3Official Creditors 3.8 28.2 111.1 136.6 157.0 188.4 206.1 20-'3

Multilateral 0.9 2.5 27.5 25.4 25.8 24.2 38.7 44./IBRD 0.9 2.5 25.4 25.3 25.8 24.2 24.2 30.0IDA 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Bilateral 2.8 25.6 83.6 111.2 131.2 164.3 167.4 161.6Private Creditors 6.2 181.3 1,284.5 1,172.8 1,211.2 1,032.2 1,083.9 1,091.0Suppliers 5.9 46.5 333.3 314.9 318.2 270.9 245.9 259.7Financial Markets 0.3 134.8 951.2 857.9 893.0 761.3 838.1 831.4

Net Tramfenr 259.6 1,050.7 .709.3 -1,147.4 .2,02.4 -1,40. -1,382.5 -1,229.9Official Creditors 23.7 74.7 252.4 .8.2 5.1 -10.3 -244.4 -334.4Multilateral -3.5 27.3 -18.7 .4.2 .20.9 25.4 97.0 .40.8

IBR.D -3.5 27.3 0.1 -2.9 .20.9 19.3 1.8 70.9IDA 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Bilateral 27.2 47.3 271.1 .4.1 26.0 -35.7 -341.5 -293.5Private Creditors 235.9 976.0 *961.7 -1,139.1 -2,033.5 *1,392.2 -1.138.0 -895.5Suppliers 210.1 323.7 .433.2 .119.7 *700.5 -575.3 -302.5 -595.4Financial Markets 25.8 652.3 -528.5 -1,/119.4 -1,333.0 .817.0 -835.6 -300.2

Total Debt Service (TDS) 43.8 450 3,8S5.5 3,815.2 4,256.7 4,450.8 4,558.8 4,583.6Official Creditors 16.4 90,3 306.6 355.4 392.7 549.3 693.9 771.5Multilateral 3.5 5.7 68.4 46.1 49.4 46.0 115.7 188.9IBRD 3.5 5.7 38.8 44.9 49.4 46.0 68.7 77.2IDA 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Bilateral 12.9 84.5 238.2 309.3 343.2 503.4 578.2 582.6Private Creditors 27.3 365.8 3,548.9 3,459.8 3,864.1 3,901.4 3,864.9 3,812.1Suppliers 24.6 214.7 1,230.9 1,180.8 1,241.6 1,297.7 1,136.9 1,193.4Financial Markets 2.8 151.0 2,318.0 2,279.0 2,622.5 2,603.7 2,728.0 2,618.8

AVERAGE TERMS OF NEW CObMITMENTSAD Crets

Interest (°/0) 6.4 7.7 8.3 8.4 8.9 9.8 10.1 7.0Maturity (years) 9.7 10.5 10.4 7.7 8.0 7.9 8.9 10.8Grace Period (years) 2.1 3.5 3.1 1.5 1.7 1.4 1.3 2.4Grant Element (%) 14.8 10.6 6.0 4.5 3.5 0.1 .1.2 8.1

Offica CredtoAnterest (%) 6.0 6.4 8.1 7.7 9.3 7.5 9.9 6.8Maturity (years) 7.5 15.9 14.2 7.9 9.0 10.3 11.8 23.5Grace Period (years) 1.0 5.0 4.3 1.0 2.0 2.4 2.3 4.2Grant Element (%) 12.4 22.5 9.3 6.6 2.6 10.3 -0.3 19.7

Private CreditorsInterest ('p) 6.4 7.8 8.4 8.5 8.7 10.0 10.1 7.0Maturity (years) 9.8 10.1 8.7 7.7 7.6 7.7 8.1 10.8Grace Period (years) 2.1 3.4 2.6 1.6 1.6 1.3 1.1 2.4Grant Element (0/,) 14.8 9.7 4.6 4.1 3.9 -0.7 -1.4 8.1

MEMORANDUM ITEMSConcessional Public DOD 0o) 500 19.7 6.6 6.2 6.0 5.5 5.2 4.3Vanable Rate Public DOD t0o) 2.8 32.7 25.8 22.8 24.1 26 9 26.1 30.0

1986 198' 1988 19.9 1990 1991 1992 1993

PROJECTED PUBLIC DEBT SERVICE 4,803.7 4,196.8 3.660.8 3,060.6 2,219.4 1,475.4 1,090.1 849.9Pnncipal 3.658.5 3.218.S 2,879.8 2.477.3 1.801.3 1,171 6 857.3 681 1Intcrest 1.145.2 978 3 781 0 583.3 418.1 303.8 232.8 168 8

Official Creditors 746.1 723.4 695.4 652.8 575.2 410.5 317.9 272.1Principal 537.0 523.8 518.0 505.2 460.6 323 3 2503 "'2'Interest 209.0 199.6 177.4 147.6 114.6 87.2 67.6 494

Prisate Creditors 4.057.6 3,473.4 2,965.3 2,407.8 1,644.2 1,064.8 772.2 577.8Principal 3 121 4 2,694 7 2,361 8 1.972 1 1.340.6 848.3 607 0 45X 5Interest 936 1 778.7 603.5 435.7 303.5 216.6 165.2 119.3

1901) 19'.5 /980 1981 1982 1983 1984

TRANSACTIONS WITH THE IMFUse of IMF Credit 0.0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0.0Purchases 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Repurchases 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

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Table 4.1:

ALGERIA(US$ Milliom)

1970 1975 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985

PRIVATE NONGUARANTEED DEBT

Deb Ou _tandn & Dodmed 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Official Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Private Creditors 0,0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Foreign Parents 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Financial Markets 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Suppliers 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0,0 0.0

DIbfrsemeola 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0Official Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Private Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Foreign Parents 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Financial Markets 0.0 0,0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Suppliers 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Prncldl Repayments 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0. 0.0 0.0Ofricial Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Private Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Foreign Parents 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Financial Markets 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Suppllers 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0,0 0.0

Net Flows 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0OMcial Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Private Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Foreign Parents 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Financial Markets 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Suppliers 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

interes Payments 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Of11cial Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Private Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Foreign Parents 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Financial Markets 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Suppliers 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 00 0.0

Net Tramers 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Offlcial Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Private Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Foreign Parents 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Financial Markets 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Suppliers 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Total Debt Serice 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0' Official Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Private Creditors 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Foreign Parents 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Financial Markets 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Suppliers 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

PROJECTED NONGUARANTEEDDEBT SERVICE 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Principal 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0Interest 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

1970 1975 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985

TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBTDebt Outstanding & Disbursed 940.9 4,475.4 16,297.8 15,305.3 13.952,7 12.984.6 12,211.1 13,664.0Disbursements 3034 1,506.7 3.146.2 2,667.9 2.228.3 3,048.2 3.176.3 3,353.8Principal Repayments 33.8 246.6 2,459.9 2,505.8 2.888.6 3,230.2 3,268.7 3,286.3Net Flows 269.6 1,260.2 686.3 162.0 -660.2 -182.0 -92.4 67.4Interest Payments 10.0 209.5 1,395.6 1,309.4 1.368.2 1,220.6 1,290.0 1.297.3Net Transfers 259.6 1,050.7 -709.3 -.1147.4 .2,028.4 -1,402.5 -1,382 5 -1.229.9Total Debt Service 43.8 456.0 3,855.5 3,815.2 4,256.7 4,450.8 4,558.8 4,583.6

1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993

PROJECTED TOTAL LONG-TERMDEBT SERVICE 4,803.7 4,196.8 3,660.8 3,060.6 2,219.4 1,475.4 1,090.1 849.9

Principal 3,658.5 3,218.5 2,879.8 2,477.3 1,801.3 1,171.6 857.3 681.1Interest 1,145.2 978.3 781.0 583.3 418,1 303.8 232.8 168.8

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Table 4.1:

ALGERIA(USS Mallow)

1970 1975 J1iO 1981 1982 1983 1984 198S

MAJOR ECONOMIC AGGREGATESGross Nalional Prodtict (GNP) 4,845 I 14,601.7 39,417.9 40,856.9 42,019.0 46,148.0 49,577.2 55,504.2

Exports of Goods & SerNices IXGS) 1,129.0 4,857.8 14,500.3 15,067.3 14,365.4 13,608.4 13,370.1 13,758.0

Imports Lit (ioods & Setvices (NIS) 1,487.0 6,893.9 14,552.4 15,291.3 14,877.6 13.931 2 13,676.7 13,123.3

Intcrnational Rtsernes tRES) 352.3 1.895.7 7,063.8 5,914.5 4,972.9 4,010.3 3,185.4 4,644.6

PRINCIPAL, RATIOS

Total Extemal DebtEDT XaS 1%) .. .. 128.4 116.9 116.3 109.8 102.9 112.9EDT GNP (14o) . 47.2 43.1 39.8 32.4 28.2 28.0RES EDT i , .. 37.9 33.6 29.8 26 8 22.8 29.9RES MGS (rnonths) 2.8 3.3 5.8 4.6 4.0 3.5 2.8 4.2

Public and Publicly (uaeautee% DebtDOD XCS (%ol 83.3 92.1 112.4 101.6 97.1 95.4 90.0 99.3DOD GNP % 19.4 30.7 41.3 37.5 33 2 28.1 24.6 24.6TDS XGS t%o 3.9 9.4 26.6 25.3 296 32.7 33.6 333TDS GNP (.oj 0.9 3.1 9.8 9.3 10.1 9.6 9.2 8.3INT XCS 1%) 0.9 4.3 9.6 8.7 9.5 9.0 9.5 9.4INT GNP i°ou 0.2 1.4 3.5 3.2 3.3 2.6 2.6 2.3RFS DOD (%i 37.4 42.4 43.3 38.6 35.6 30.9 26.1 34.0

PlBLIC LONG-TERM DJEBT INDICATORS

Debt Outstanding Debt Senle$b $b

20 -r;

15

10'

IC 7R 77 8 ?9 30 81 82 53 84 85 '5 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 8t 85

. Pru'atte sources o 000 72 Ptincipal..t)lTcial '%urces Interest

D)ebt Ratio and (.ronth of Debt Debt-Fjenice RatiosI.

_ _ _ _ _ _ . 0__

020

10 .d

75 76 77 78 79 80 el 82 83 84 OS 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 81 8S

0. C(hange in DOD o TDS/XGS

O OD/GNP X INT(XGS

Source: WIUT, World Bank.

Trble 5.1 : Treasury Oeratiors(Mlillions of Dirers)

. . ............. .....................--------..-------------.-........-----------------..........................-----------------------------------------------------.... . .

1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 aX

1. CURRENT ACCU"TA. Current revraes 11012.0 23836.0 25793.8 27878.2 35612.5 39316.0 47780.0 62116.0 82814.0 77572.0 87026.0 102899.0 106668.0a) Petrole revueas 4416.0 13401.8 13461.6 14239.9 18019.0 17365.4 >6516.0 37658.0 50954.0 41458.0 37711.0 43841.0 47m3.0b) Non-petroleum revenus 5401.0 7975.7 9770.7 11387.6 15016.6 19805.5 19679.0 22030.0 28176.0 31316.0 40799.0 46968.0 46787.0c) Other revemus 1195.0 2039.5 2019.6 1234.0 2200.0 1403.1 1585.0 1574.0 2678.0 4798.0 6001.0 8267.0 12128.0d) Special accounts (credit bel) 0.0 421.0 541.9 1016.7 376.9 742.0 0.0 854.0 1006.0 0.0 2515.0 3823.0 0.0

B. Current expenditures -6502.0 -8272.9 -12816.2 -14232.9 -15200.3 -17545.4 -20994.0 -27592.0 -32150.0 -41560.0 -45026.0 52338.0 60832.0a) ordinary expenditures -6415.0 -8272.9 -12816.2 -14232.9 -15200.3 -17545.4 -20862.0 -27592.0 -32150.0 -41085.0 -45026.0 52338.0 53748.0b) special account (debit bel) -87.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 -132.0 0.0 0.0 -475.0 0.0 0.0 -7084.0

C. Current Account Balance 4510.0 15565.1 12977.6 13645.3 20412.2 21770.6 26786.0 34524.0 50664.0 36012.0 42000.0 50561.0 45836.0

It. CAPITAL ACCOUNTA. Investment Expenditures -8138.0 -13696.0 -18586.6 -18233.4 -30738.4 -37995.2 -42492.0 -49339.0 -54119.0 -61050.0 -76388.0 -78033.0 -72328.0a) Direct investment -3719.0 -4130.0 -5655.1 -7674.3 -10637.4 -12564.6 -13798.0 -17846.0 -22956.0 -33667.0 -43071.0 -44648.0 -44820.0b) Invt lorse to public Entp. -4419.0 -9566.0 -12931.5 -10559.1 -20101.0 -25430.6 -28694.0 -31493.0 -31163.0 -27383.0 -33317.0 -33385.0 -27508.0

i) Ordinary loans of which -3635.0 -5263.0 -9219.0 -10188.0 -19888.0 -24825.6 -25564.0 -26958.0 -28375.0 -26318.0 -27318.0 -26465.0 -24233.0Housing -373.0 -145.0 -524.0 -1408.0 -2102.0 -2611.8 -3260.0 -4047.0 no no na na notIndustry -2823.0 -4736.0 -8167.0 -8.39.0 -17160.0 -21208.0 -20964.0 -22000.0 na no no na noAgriculture -254.0 -182.0 -198.0 -246.0 -210.0 -102.9 -567.0 -155.0 no na na no noaPost ard teLecommunications -185.0 -200.0 -330.0 -495.0 -416.0 -902.9 -773.0 -756.0 na no no no na oo

ii) Debt rescheduling -784.0 -4303.0 -3712.5 -371.1 -213.0 -605.0 -3130.0 -4535.0 -2788.0 -1065.0 -5999.0 -6920.0 -3275.0

B. Repayments 257.0 314.0 555.0 244.0 430.4 1546.4 2327.0 922.0 810.0 485.0 573.3 3953.0 2725.0

C. CapitaL Account Balance -7881.0 - 13382.0 -18031.6 -17tP9.4 -30308.0 -36448.8 -40165.0 -48417.0 -53309.0 -60565.0 -75815.0 -74080.0 -69603.0

III. OVERALL BUDGET BALANCE -3371.0 2183.1 -5054.0 - 4344.1 -9895.8 -14678.2 -13379.0 -13893.0 -2645.0 -24553.0 -33815.0 -23519.J -23767.0

IV. FINANCING 3371.0 2183.0 5054.0 4344.1 9895.8 14678.1 13379.0 13894.0 2645.0 24553.0 33815.0 23519.0 23767.0A. External Borrowing (net) 14.0 29.6 34.7 -182.4 -32.5 -76.7 -171.0 -206.0 -108.0 -111.0 39.0 -18.0 52.0

B. Mobilization of Domestic Savings 5017.0 -1365.8 1519.4 1413.6 4813.4 4951.6 9236.0 6629.0 9208.0 13725.0 13665.0 7350.0 14935.0a) equipment bonds 1174.0 495.0 382.8 §59.6 1431.1 1423.6 4537.0 5257.0 5167.0 6076.0 6800.0 8324.0 7737.0b) Deposits of pLlic institutions 3469.0 -1932.1 600.6 $31.1 2447.5 3528.0 4699.0 1372.0 4041.0 7649.0 6865.0 -974.0 7198.0

C. Mobilization of Demand Resources 1023.0 1251.0 1532.4 446.1 2221.1 995.8 4444.0 1849.0 3083.0 5123.0 4604.0 4488.0 4978.0a) Postal checking system 475.0 712.7 1406.5 1004.8 1091.0 1883.8 1957.0 1881.0 1994.0 4264.0 1909.0 2125.0 2558.0b) Other deposits with the Treasury -7.0 982.1 329.9 -578.8 297.0 -197.5 -40.0 164.0 324.0 293.0 -196.0 56.0 874.0c) variation of Treasury's cash bal. 555.0 -443.8 -204.0 20.1 833.1 -690.5 2527.0 -196.0 765.0 566.0 2891.0 2307.0 1546.0

D.Borrowing from The Ban*ing System -2309.0 -2026.6 1023.5 3189.7 3828.6 8807.4 -130.0 5622.0 -9538.0 5816.0 15507.0 11699.0 3802.0a) Borrowing frno banks -362.0 -9.6 -225.0 74.9 323.9 -38.4 853.0 321.0 268.0 796.0 1470.0 1156.0 948.0b) Borrowing from the Central Bank -1947.0 -2017.0 1248.5 3114.8 3504.7 8845.8 -983.0 530:.0 -9806.0 5020.0 14037.0 10543.0 2854.0

source: Ministry Of Finance6/86aXprel imi nary

Table 5.2 : Central Goverment Current Revenue(Millions of Dinars)

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\. ... ........... ------- -- -------------- -- -------------------- ------------ ---------- -- -- ------ -------- -------------- -------- -- ---------- ---------- -- ----- ----------.................................................

TAX REVENUE 8,238 9,817 21,378 23,065 25,455 32,829 36,864 45,729 59,168 78,563 72,212 77,457 86,877 92,637

Petroleum revenue 3,188 4,116 13,402 13,462 14,240 18,019 17,365 26,516 37,658 50,954 41,458 37,711 43,841 46,787

NON-PETROLEUM REVENUE 5,050 5,701 7,976 9,603 11,215 14,810 19,499 19,213 21,510 27,609 30,754 39,746 43,063 45,850Taxes on inraoe and profit 1,400 1,653 2,117 1,962 2,963 4,046 5,188 6,530 6,492 7,911 9,852 14,445 12,437 16,045Taxes on internationat trade 641 759 1,286 1,858 1,829 2,434 3,210 2,518 2,966 4,304 3,964 4,362 4,731 4,968Taxes an production & consumption 3,009 3,289 4,573 5,783 6,423 8,330 11,101 10,165 12,052 15,394 16,938 20,939 25,868 24,837

NON-REVENUES 967 1,195 2,039 2,187 1,407 2,407 1,710 2,051 2,094 3,245 5,360 7,054 12,199 14,031

Contribution from public Ienterprises 609 742 1,524 1,194 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 naof which : from SOXATRACH 0 310 1,000 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 na

Other revenues 358 453 515 993 1,407 2,407 1,710 2,051 2,094 3,245 5,360 7,054 11,870 na

TOTAL REVENUES 9,205 11,012 23,417 25,252 26,862 35,236 38,574 47,780 61,262 81,808 77,572 84,511 99,076 106,668

source : Ministry of Finance6/86a\pre(iminary

Table 5.3 : Central Goverment Current Expenditures(millions of dinars)

.. ... ....., ,,,,~ .. ............ ...................... ........ ............... ................... ..................... ............................................. ......... .................. ... ...... ..... ... .

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

BY FUNCTION

GENERAL SERVICES 1,095 1,138 1,247 1,333 1,487 2,070 2,611 3,385 3,720 4,624 5,114 6,098 7,298 8,097 9,567 10,531 meAdministration 605 650 756 840 945 982 1,299 1,384 1,764 2,134 2,272 2,682 3,473 3,815 5,006 5,737 naDefense 490 488 491 493 542 1,088 1,312 2,001 1,956 2,490 2,842 3,416 3,825 4,282 4,561 4,794 na

SOCIAL SERVICES 1,613 1,803 2,162 2,512 2,829 3,212 4,116 4,963 5,703 6,942 8,328 11,217 14,133 17,379 19,275 20,480 naEducation 847 997 1,271 1,497 1,735 2,002 2,654 3,232 3,885 4,787 5,558 7,402 9,538 11,773 12,830 14,368 naother social services 766 806 891 1,015 1,094 1,210 1,462 1,731 1,818 2,155 2,770 3,815 4,595 5,606 6,475 6,112 na

ECONOMIC SERVICES 399 494 558 602 677 833 881 972 1,101 1,237 1,409 1,972 2,278 2,585 3,172 3,109 naInterest on public deb 38 95 105 152 258 630 462 531 700 800 851 855 890 1,100 2,400 4,625 naConsumer pr. subsi. 1\ .. .. .. .. 280 3,422 2,338 1,312 1,030 900 1,945 2,325 1,979 1,706 2,000 naOAIC (cereals) .. .. .. .. 280 876 1,786 r48 650 578 1,050 1,410 1,052 1,200 1,400 reONACO (sugar,oitl) ,, .. , .. 0 2,296 412 320 240 253 420 341 333 0 0 naSN.SEMPAC (ftour,etc) .. .. .. 0 250 140 244 140 9 80 468 483 0 0 noSOGEDIA (oil) a.. .. .. .. 0 0 0 0 50 25 90 95 486 na noSNED (books) . . .. .. .. 0 0 0 0 0 10 370 16 16 20 25 no

UNCLASSIFIED 326 531 435 563 831 1,311 2,164 1,016 2,755 2,942 3,488 4,853 7,429 7,949 8,275 9,527 na o .

BY CATEGORY 50,272 54,600

SALARIES & WAGES 1,947 2,082 2,350 2,605 2,765 3,429 4,035 4,732 5,902 7,444 8,786 11,404 13,898 17,091 19,374 20,636 23,500Materials 254 317 327 352 577 605 668 850 1,296 1,451 1,426 1,655 1,801 1,754 1,943 2,178 2,000Maintenance 127 138 137 143 211 207 232 258 360 444 346 459 510 593 570 592 600

TRANSFER TO: 16,760 18,400Public agencies 73 200 261 342 450 434 642 909 1,137 1,492 1,838 2,576 3,133 3,513 5,119 5,969 6,700Pubtic enterprises 2\ 211 173 147 77 366 347 4,279 2,559 1,555 1, 244 1,118 2,108 2,540 2,178 1,706 2,233 2,300tndividuals 3\ 567 611 672 807 861 1,363 2,036 2,326 2,635 2,930 3,504 4,905 7,204 7,161 7,574 8,558 9,400

UNCLASSIFIED 292 540 613 836 852 1,951 1,764 1,571 2,406 2,570 3,072 3,833 5,119 5,705 8,105 5,482 4,600

TOTAL 3,471 4,061 4,507 5,162 6,082 8,336 13,656 13,205 15,291 17,575 20,090 26,940 34,353 39,089 44,391 50,272 54600Discrepancy -319 9 -35 42 -333 63 840 -1,028 91 30 -772 -652 2,203 -1,996 -635 -1,296

TOTAL 3,790 4,052 4,542 5,120 6,415 8,273 12,816 14,233 15,200 17,545 20,862 27,592 32,150 41,085 45,C26 51,796

.......... - .............................. ............. ....................... .......................................... ........…. . . - -----source : Ministry of Finance6/861):In 1974 ,consumer price Subsidies to OA1C.Amountig to Da 280m were financed by parafiscat revenues.In 1975 ,1976. subsidies were partly financed by para-fiscal revenues2)Include consumer price subsidies3)Include family aLlowance and student grantsa\preliminary

Table 5.4: Central Goverrvnent Current Expenditure by Ministries(millions of Dinars)

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985.... .... .. . .... . .... .. . ... .. .. ...........................- - -- - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - -- -- -- -- -- -- - -- - - ----- -- ---- -- -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -- -.....-- -- - ---...-- -- -- -- ---- ---- -- -- -- --- --- -..- ---- -- -..............--- -- -- -- -- --.. . .... ............. ... ...........

GENERAL SERVICES 1,0.0 1,088 1,180 1,250 1,401 1,977 2,499 3,384 3,573 4,401 5,114 6,098 7,298 8,097 9,567 10,531Office of the Presiden 28 28 34 50 62 50 52 59 114 85 132 183 270 295 305 379National Defense 495 488 491 493 542 1,088 1,312 2,001 1,956 2,490 2,842 3,416 3,825 4,282 4,561 4,794Foreign Affairs 56 61 67 70 88 91 124 155 187 229 275 304 329 376 550 541Interior (1) 299 331 377 390 430 480 640 737 846 1,038 1,219 1,423 1,995 2,098 2,645 3,179Justice 51 52 62 74 81 84 106 119 128 151 176 215 249 326 360 413Finance 121 128 135 156 177 161 239 278 308 371 427 496 555 633 1,040 1,097Pltan (2) 0 0 14 17 21 23 26 35 34 37 43 61 75 87 106 128

SOCIAL SERVICES 1,665 1,888 2,231 2,593 2,915 3,305 4,224 4,963 5,851 7,089 8,328 11,117 13,983 16,286 18,633 20,705

Primary and secondaryeducation 847 997 1,121 1,290 1,464 ,1,665 2,170 2,505 2,989 3,694 4,424 5,790 7, US 8,267 9,993 10,336

Higher education andresearch (3) na na 110 158 217 277 407 624 739 994 1,134 1,370 1,881 1,902 2,521 2,692

Religious Education 28 31 39 49 54 61 77 103 157 99 112 142 169 231 315 373Health 303 331 383 440 441 550 705 804 923 1,099 1,204 1,616 2,123 2,508 2,389 2,498Information 51 54 70 81 87 92 108 121 148 232 262 290 326 429 433 569Eaployment and SociaL

Affairs 68 82 99 104 120 143 166 201 221 228 304 374 415 563 446 1380Veterans 311 323 325 375 417 394 424 428 466 481 655 1,274 1,759 2,062 2,175 2484Youth and Sports 57 70 84 96 115 123 167 177 208 262 233 261 285 324 361 373

ECONWMIC SERVICES 397 502 558 602 676 834 881 972 1,101 1,237 1,409 2,162 2,280 2,585 3,172 3114Agriculture (4) 0 0 203 209 233 388 351 388 438 466 539 651 769 877 990 733Irrigation 141 164 41 66 74 77 91 107 124 143 173 188 259 318 388 689Industry and energy 14 54 36 36 29 20 25 24 29 37 43 546 3,1 359 371 376Public works 124 156 156 179 199 203 241 271 306 298 329 405 440 515 672 547Construction and

housing (5) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 90 117 182 222 265 308Transport 98 99 89 73 99 100 118 118 142 151 161 172 178 182 351 354Tourism 9 11 16 17 16 18 20 22 25 26 27 32 36 37 38 1Connerce 11 18 17 22 26 28 35 42 37 41 47 51 65 75 97 106

OTHERS 467 783 720 917 1,277 2,357 6,052 4,915 4,865 4.931 5,239 7,650 8,319 9,049 13,019 16105Interest on PqtLic Debt 38 95 105 152 258 630 462 531 700 800 851 855 890 1,100 2,400 4625

Other common services 429 688 615 765 1,019 1,727 5,590 4,384 4,165 4,131 4,388 6,795 7,429 7,949 10,019 9525(of which:subsidies) 0 0 0 0 0 S28 0) (3,422) (2,338) (1,312) (1,030) (900) (1,945 (2.325) (1,979) (1,706) (2000)

Total 3,579 4,261 4,689 5,362 6,269 8,473 13,656 14,234 15,390 17,658 20,090 27,027 31,880 36,017 44,391 .50,500

source:Ministry of Finance6/861)Including Pubtic Function2)For 1969 and 1970 included under finance3)For 1969 and 1970 included under primary and Secondary education4)1nclude Forestry and Fisheries5)prior to 1978 ,included under work

Table 5.5 : Central Government Irvestment Expenditure(Miltions of Dinars)

. ...... ............. .. ....... ............. ....... ........... ...... ........... ........ ............... .... ...... .......... .................. ................ ...... ........................ ..........

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\....... ........... ....... ... ............................................. ...... ...... ... ....................................... ------------------------------------------------. ........ .. .. . . ... . .

Industry 213 278 208 226 197 217 237 302 358 463 553 584 722 1538 610 1900Agriculture and fishing 192 305 369 656 702 828 787 867 1019 1040 1082 1272 1834 2040 2216 2605Edutation 646 581 546 731 727 977 1241 2172 2804 2718 3460 4430 5437 6403 7794 8747Training 84 67 116 121 179 235 210 186 370 590 760 777 1147 1439 ¶741 nawater development 193 231 345 434 508 648 591 781 822 940 1619 2221 2778 3001 4219 5006Tourism 80 67 81 159 164 150 122 123 97 118 68 84 84 t88 66 13Economic infrastructure 211 360 395 630 762 831 792 1041 1155 1431 1939 2280 4252 6058 6762 7782Administrative infrastr. 143 127 177 277 218 289 488 612 613 658 754 861 1158 1330 3143 2357Housing 40 55 82 191 205 466 715 1118 1331 1452 1715 1913 2744 2607 2603 2359Social infrastructure 161 182 215 294 468 556 605 694 684 756 912 1341 3083 3089 4589 4852Special progrum 0 0 277 0 0 0 900 820 801 823 897 1325 1729 1677 2264 2500Construction enterprises 0 0 0 0 0 128 203 96 73 29 56 583 1142 973 3143 naxmicipaL Plans 0 0 0 0 a 330 783 1825 2337 2424 3120 3952 6270 7070 6923 7549Unallocated 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1200 1053 1371 1339 1001 639Reiuibursement (2) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 355 0 0 0 2500 0 0

Total 1962 2254 2809 3719 4130 5655 7674 10637 12565 13797 18135 22676 33751 41252 43931 46305

Ministry of Finance6/861)Inctude urban infrastructure, communication and Transportation3)Reimbursement to ptAlic enterprises for pervious expenditures on econenic infrastructure ,and tecchical training related to investment projectsa\Preliminary

Table 5.6 : Financing of Investments of Public Enterprises(Millions of Diners)

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\... ... *..................... ................................... ............... ............................................

1) Hydrocarbons 5922 8315 11084 18535 17570 12929 12244 10395 7270 7273 6220

Long-term loans 1260 3201 5885 8837 9252 9025 9854 7670 5816 5260 4903Yediun-term loans 446 851 1467 3 0 0 0 0 0 - 11Foreign financing 4216 4263 3732 9695 8318 3904 2390 2725 1454 2013 1306

2) Non-hydrocarbon industries 7890 9269 14405 14743 15195 15928 11221 10811 9947 9194 8664

Long-term loans 5583 5726 8689 10743 9745 10017 8381 8277 6740 5912 4182Mediun-term loans 947 1029 1216 58 110 12 2 51 668 489 806Foreign financing 1360 2514 4500 3942 5340 5899 2838 2483 2539 2793 3676

3) Agriculture and fisheries 904 705 702 636 737 867 1405 966 1650 1269 2351


4) Tourism 185 178 137 165 152 79 81 213 76 66 58

Long-term loans 150 128 96 165 152 79 81 194 74 61 58Medium-term loans 35 49 41 0 0 0 0 19 0 5 -Foreign financing 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 - -

Table 5.6 : Finanming of Irwestments of Public Enterprises(Miltions of Dinars)

1975 1976 1977 i978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985aX......................... ...... .....---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.-.-........----------....... ..............

5) Transportation 807 1725 1535 1120 575 1221 1535 1292 1302 1842 1068

Long-term loans 263 376 458 505 1SO 373 406 693 720 689 572Nediun-term loans 478 268 202 37 17 117 254 161 101 375 225Foreign financing 66 1081 875 578 408 731 875 438 481 778 271

6)Coewarce and distribution 156 300 458 470 785 980 931 2365 2525 2098 !906

Long-term loans 95 206 300 450 572 698 806 1802 1831 1268 1254Nedium-term loans 61 84 159 20 79 60 38 404 506 447 430Foreign financing 0 10 0 0 134 222 87 159 188 383 2220 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

7) Housing 715 1863 2553 3033 3039 3745 5261 6427 7758 8562 8900

Long-term loans 524 1408 2102 2612 3039 3745 5261 6427 7352 8562 8900Nediun-term loans 191 455 451 421 0 0 0 0 406 8562 8900Foreign financing 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - -

8) Infrastructure and other 178 876 882 1817 2126 2386 2885 3956 3242 2646 2917

Long-term (oans 178 657 248 1186 1185 1295 1394 2170 1639 1064 889Other domestic financing 0 219 634 631 646 686 1191 1218 1173 984 1068Foreign financing 0 0 0 0 295 405 300 568 430 143 193Other financing ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... 455 767

9) Total inyt of Public Entp. 16757 23230 31757 40519 40178 38135 35563 36425 33770 32950 32084

Long-term loans 8251 11981 18095 24683 24455 25554 26653 27646 24677 23475 21674Kediun-term and other 2864 3381 4535 1621 1171 1352 2383 2350 3619 2750 3828Foreign financing 5642 7868 9127 14215 14552 11229 6527 6429 5474 6270 5815Other financ;ng ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 455 767

source ;Ministry of Finance6/86a&preliminary

Table 5.7 : Financing of Investment of Public Enterprise in Heavy Industries(millions of Diners)

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

Mining 149 200 219 355 186 164 80 184 102 176 221

Long-term Ioorn. 102 123 150 281 137 111 68 153 100 123 216Medifn-term lo&ns 17 43 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Foreignfinancing 30 34 34 74 49 53 12 31 2 53 5

Electricity 608 800 1110 1465 1423 1624 1641 1900 1376 1642 526

Lonrg-term loens 460 216 545 936 1292 1388 1100 1478 1235 1316 71Medium-term Lorns 48 6 27 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Foreign finrnciing 100 578 538 524 131 236 541 422 141 326 455

Iran and steel industries 2250 2100 2428 3363 3110 3656 2882 2496 1121 1665 1535

Long-term Loans 1825 1534 1849 2172 1989 2589 2314 2225 1072 1406 838Medium-term Loans 0 84 30 71 0 0 0 0 0 2 0Foreign financing 425 482 549 1120 1121 1067 568 271 49 257 697

Mechanical&electrical industy 1229 884 1457 2597 3464 3262 1668 1233 1008 1155 2259


Total Heavy Industries 4236 3984 5214 7780 8182 8706 6271 5813 3607 4638 4541

Long-term lowns 3250 2338 3631 5122 5765 6114 4942 4833 3152 3632 1941Wediuwiter loans 165 168 125 76 0 0 0 0 0 25 13Foreign financing 821 1478 1458 2582 2417 2592 1329 980 455 981 2587

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source : Ministry of Finance6/86a\pretim.norty

Tsble 5.8 : Financing of Investment of Public Enterprise in Light Industries(million of Diners)

1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 19858\................. ............................. ............. .... .......... ....... .............. .... ...... .. .. ............ .......................... .........

Oiaicals 942 932 1100 1171 2019 1603 742 784 286 818 789

Log ad medium-term loans 455 583 700 784 1112 817 718 586 286 612 615Foreign fIniacing 487 349 400 387 907 786 24 198 - 206 174Food processing 156 395 946 1426 1913 1550 1317 1475 777 665 398

Long and mediwm-term loans 156 383 616 1107 1177 892 729 979 547 329 294Foreign financing 0 12 330 319 736 658 588 496 230 336 104

Construction Materials 1444 102 2278 1868 620 692 559 437 364 359 493

Long and mediun-term loans 1444 924 1401 1332 568 471 508 432 344 308 435Foreign financing 0 97 877 536 52 221 51 5 51 58

Textiles and leather 277 574 1238 2046 2096 2337 1648 1099 457 519 558

Long and mnediun-term loans 219 410 627 862 966 1120 950 677 433 427 213Foreign financing 58 164 611 1184 1130 1217 698 422 24 92 345

Other industrial projects 1200 1613 50 14 618 732 999 1391 1963 1135 1809

Long and mediun-term loans 774 1381 45 9 370 423 848 1009 1618 1010 1401Foreign financing 426 232 5 5 248 309 151 382 345 125 408

Total light inchstries 4019 4535 5612 6525 7266 6914 5265 5186 3827 3496 4047

Long and medium-term loans 3048 3681 3389 4094 4194 3723 3753 3683 3228 2686 2958Foreign financing 971 854 2223 2431 3072 3191 1512 1503 599 810 1089,. .. . ........................ .............. ............ .......................... . .......... ..... ... ..... .... .. ........

source: Ministry of Finance6/86a\prel imi nary

Table : 5.9 : Accounts of Nunicipalities ,Regional Administration , and Pubtic Utilities(millions of Dinwrs)

.......................................................... ............................................................................................................................... ............. ...........................................

1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,............................................... .......... .................. . *.......................... ...................................................... .

MunicipalitiesRevenues 3963 4578.4 5245.2 6355.2 8312 10356 13160 17085 19792 23850 28867 33260 36340 41442

Expenditures 3657 4227 5142.2 5226 7965 9705 12646 15020 18085 22047 26978 31701 36474 39316

Surplus 306 351.4 103 1129.2 327 651 514 2065 1707 1803 1889 1559 -134 2126

Regional Administrations(t)Revenues 800 837 1158 1515 1528 1897 2288 3007 3327 4560 5470 7502 6624 7431Expenditures 809 816 1100 1412 1399 1850 2085 2702 2926 4352 5021 6704 6376 7123

Surplus -9 21 58 103 129 47 203 305 401 208 449 798 248 316

Public UtilitiesRevenues 310 372 405 459 561 654 822 1042 1314.6 1431.6 1591 2153 na 2723

Expenditures 263 270 354 429 526 584 702 746 1210 1107.8 1329 1800 na 2221

Surplus 47 102 51 30 35 70 120 296 104.6 323.8 262 353 na 499

............................................................................................................................................................

source : Ministry of Finance6/861)!ncluding the Wilaystea\pretiminary

Tabte 6.1 : Monetary survey(millions of dinars ; end of period). .... ...... ..................... ............................................

........................ ..................................................... ................. ..................... .... ....... ...... ..... ....... ... .1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\........ ........................... .......... ........... ....... ............. ... ..-.-......- ......................... ......... .................. ....... ............. ....... ............. .. .......... ................... .ASSETS

Foreign assets (net)(1) 2348 1510 1531 2197 4587 7160 6485 9817 9077 11023 12358 16500 18819 13960 11345 9315 14884Domestic credit 10867 12422 14042 18847 21096 25692 36323 46116 54484 76524 86608 101540 113687 148970 185660 223772 251247Claims on Government (net) 3851 5969 5974 5236 5199 3841 7314 8863 14375 24860 26618 33010 25147 36153 52692 67741 76633Ctaims on the economy 7016 6453 8068 13611 15897 21851 29009 37253 40109 51664 59990 68530 88540 112817 132968 156031 174614

LIASILITIES

Money 11010 11625 12951 16746 18925 24247 31975 41075 48549 62209 72208 84434 97922 125300 152757 152433 202230Currency outside banks 4157 4735 5699 7049 8817 10450 12742 17241 20573 27369 35398 42344 48056 49159 60018 67461 76642Demand deposits 6137 5784 6102 8431 8682 10571 15111 20559 23850 28839 29487 33499 40078 61991 76878 95281 104623Private deposits at Treasuryand Postal checking system 716 1106 1150 1266 1426 3226 4122 3275 4126 6001 7323 8591 9788 14150 15861 17691 20965

Quasi-money (2) 1110 1451 974 1393 1437 1524 1773 2529 3402 5249 7481 9105 11232 12590 13170 14284 21630Governnent lending funds 1073 614 916 1539 1641 2779 3133 3005 2937 2551 3571 3146 3659 3919 6094 6620 8349Other items (net)(3) 22 242 732 1366 3680 4002 5927 9324 8673 17538 15706 21355 19693 21121 24984 31750 33922........... ..................... ............................. ................................................................

......... .................. ............. ................... ............................................................... .... ......source :Central Bank6/86Mew data series starting in 19731)1nclude foregion liabilities of deposit money banks and Central bank shown in t6.2 and 6.32)Exclude deposit with CNEP3)1nclude long term forigen Liabilities of deposit money banks shown in t.6.3s\preliminary

4n

Table 6.2 Assets and Liabitites of the central bank

(millions of dinars end of period)

...................... , ,-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 197Z 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

ASSETSForeign Assets 2,106 1,692 2,380 2,343 4,752 7,020 6,242 8,943 8.022 8,840 11,044 16,052 17,231 12,028 10,234 8,506 14,538

Claims on Goverronent 2,048 3,634 4,394 2,973 952 452 574 2,693 6,4Z7 15,231 14,346 19,744 9,845 16,233 29,239 39,230 42,158

Claims on Banks 560 168 913 3,093 4,750 6,285 7,647 8,7TM 8,516 7,333 11,539 11,784 22,626 27,036 22,204 26,876 22,053

Claims an the EconoW 524 336 342 351 338 335 335 335 335 335 335 335 335 335 335 335 83

LIABILITIESReserve Noney 4,273 4,825 5,963 7,184 9,325 10,609 13,634 18,675 21,957 28,765 35,882 43,264 48,582 50,575 60,986 69,965 78,722

Currency outside Banks 4,157 4,735 5,699 7,049 8,817 10,450 12,742 17,241 20,573 2.,369 35,398 42,344 48,056 49,159 60,018 67,461 76,642

Currency with Barks 43 32 28 32 58 132 139 173 292 196 232 296 199 294 327 461 579

Bank deposits withthe Central Bank 73 58 236 103 450 27 753 1,261 1,092 1,200 252 624 327 1,122 641 2,043 1,501

Goverrumnt Deposits 420 305 588 486 333 1,841 557 181 ¶15 77 8c 305 100 315 543 437 441

Foreign liabilities 313 352 1,032 520 406 607 227 260 208 231 286 429 238 238 239 242 245

Capital accounts 214 259 279 313 641 865 896 1,184 1,443 1,723 1,906 2,064 2,129 2,352 2,308 2,316 2.062

SDR allocations 0 62 130 199 ¶99 199 199 199 199 199 345 492 635 635 635 635 635

Other items (net) 18 27 37 58 -112 .29 -715 250 -622 744 -1,243 1,361 -1,647 1,517 -2,699 1,352 3,273

............ ................................... ,, . ,n*...... .... ...... ............... .............................. ..... ......... ,............................. ....................................................... ........... .

source: Central Bani6/86a\preliminary

C.

Table 6.3: Assets awd Liabitties of the Deposit mney banks(mitlions of dinars end of peroid)..........................................................................................

........................................................................................................................................... . ... . .. ..1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 ¶978 1979 1980 1981 1982 ¶983 1984 1985a\~~~~~~~~~~~~. ..... ........ ...... ........ . .... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... - - -- ..... . ..... ...... ..... ..... .... ..---. *--*----- .. . . ........ *-- ---- ----ASSETS

Reserves 116 90 264 135 508 159 892 1,434 1,384 1,396 484 920 526 1,416 968 2,504 2,080-Cash 43 32 28 32 58 132 139 173 292 196 232 296 199 294 327 461 579-Deposits withthe Central Bank 151 58 236 103 450 27 753 1,261 1,092 1,200 252 624 327 1,t22 641 2,043 1,501

Foreign assets 1,539 285 295 546 702 2,028 1,449 2,165 2,554 3,068 2,464 2,709 2,901 3,010 2,166 2,129 1,825Ctaims on Governwent 1,552 1,570 1,073 1.589 3,270 2,190 3,454 3,185 4,107 4,016 5,387 5,218 6,478 7,132 9,172 13,232 16,816Claims on the economy 6,492 6,117 7,726 13,260 15,559 21,516 28,674 36,918 39,774 51,329 59,655 68,195 88,205 112,482 132,633 155,696 174,531LIABILITIES

Demand depoolts 6,137 5,784 6,102 8,431 8,682 10,682 15,111 20,559 23,850 28,839 29,487 33,499 40,078 61,991 76,878 95,281 104,623Time deposits 1,110 1,451 974 1,393 1,437 1,524 1,7M 2,529 3,402 5,249 7,481 9,105 11,232 12,590 13,170 14,284 21,630Foreign liabilities 984 115 112 172 461 1,281 979 1,031 1,291 654 864 1,832 1,076 840 816 1,078 1,234Long-term foreigntiabilities 0 0 0 595 2,814 2,701 4,603 5,215 5,793 9,352 10,297 9,896 9,533 8,436 9,453 14,205 23,068Goverrment deposits 45 36 55 106 116 185 279 109 170 311 350 238 864 1,047 1,037 1,975 2,865

Credit frao theCentral Bank 560 168 913 3,093 4,750 6,285 7,647 8,778 8,516 7,333 11,539 11,784 22,749 27,160 21,949 27,293 23,265Gvernuent lending fuids 1,073 614 916 1,539 1,641 2,779 3,133 3,005 2,937 2,551 3,571 3,146 3,659 3,919 6,094 6,620 8,349Capital accounts 96 75 79 108 216 280 503 876 1,137 1,502 1,808 2,664 3,786 4,908 7,377 9,188 10,799Other items (net) -306 -181 207 93 -78 287 441 1,600 723 4,018 2,593 4,878 5,133 3,149 8,165 3,637 548

.............. ............. ............... .. . .................. .. .... ...... .. .... .... ... .... . ............. ......................... ........... ...................... .......source: Central Bar*6/86a\pret iminary

0

Table 6.4: Credit to the Government(milLions of dinars; end of peroid)

................................................................................................................................................................................1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\

............................................................................ ................................... ............. .................................................

Centrat Sank (net) 1,628 3,329 3,806 2,487 619 -1,389 17 2,512 6,312 15,154 14,258 19,439 9745 15918 28696 38793 41717Clains 2,048 3,634 4,394 2,973 952 452 574 2,693 6,427 15,231 14,346 19,744 9845 16233 29239 39230 42158Government deposits 420 305 588 486 333 1,841 557 181 115 77 88 305 100 315 543 437 441

Deposit money banks (net) 1,507 1,534 1,018 1,483 3,154 2,005 3,175 3,076 3,937 3,705 5,037 4,980 5614 6085 8135 11257 13951Claims 1,552 1,570 1,073 1,589 3,270 2,190 3,454 3,185 4,107 4,016 5,387 5,218 6478 7132 9172 13232 16816Goverment deposits (1) 45 36 55 106 116 185 279 109 170 311 350 238 864 1047 1037 1975 2865

Private sector (2) 716 1,106 1,150 1,266 1,426 3,225 4,122 3,275 4,126 6,001 7,323 8,591 9788 14150 15861 17691 20965

deposits with CCP(3) 506 662 920 1,106 1,334 1,961 2,561 2,873 3,458 5,279 6,595 7,826 8570 12279 14065 15952 18315

Deposits with Treasury 210 444 230 160 92 1,264 1,561 402 668 722 728 765 1218 1871 1796 1739 2650

TOTAL 3.851 5,969 5,974 5,236 5,199 3,841 7,314 8,863 14,375 24,860 26,618 33,010 25147 36153 52692 67741 76633

source: Central Bank6/86a\preliminaryt)Deposit of BAD2)lncluding Pubtic Enterprises3)Postal Checking System

Table 8.1 : ndustriat Production(Thousards of Tons)

1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985I ron ore 3136 3808 3188 2788 3182 3053 2864 3453 3482 3891 3684 3664 34.70Copper, Lead aridZinc comce 34 25 26 19 9 10 13 20 26 26 31 29 32Phosphates 608 80 703 818 1173 1024 1082 1025 915 965 877 1084 )200Electricity (million kidl) 2684 2916 3457 4032 4411 5212 6117 7123 8149 9402 9106 10012 11112Castings 358 293 399 413 389 288 496 669 897 1059 1113 1176 1589SteeL 194 173 231 358 316 241 450 370 557 868 892 1135 1351Slabs 39 36 48 44 56 148 205 217 231 182 237 314 395StructuratlSteet 27 28 3936 38 55 66 81 84 84 ... 89 90 116Steet Pipe 94 105 132 117 176 242 270 208 231 228 206 324 332Boilers, tanks I 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2Tractors (units) 389 799 1562 1834 2839 3724 4868 4206 4379 4500 6002 5927 6300Pums (uni ts) 5861 4319 7504 5002 12060 69 10500 12527 18763 ... 1820 8406 22100Wagons (units) 691 225 333 657 391 488 335 138 644 623 788 895 835Trucks and buses (units) 6059 6399 6258 3898 3716 6300 6606 7116 6202 6206 7204 7350 7200Batteries (1000 units) 133 167 192 184 211 304 292 315 361 ... 401 703 943EleCtrical wiring 14 12 14 17 17 20 16 16 17 20 20 17 21cement 1007 940 948 1336 1777 2697 3775 4156 4457 3743 4:76 5539 6160Plaster 118 114 114 127 155 178 204 227 230 244 267 292 324 Bricks and tiles 610 652 821 982 1131 1376 1246 1351 1431 1269 1513 1661 1639Flagstone ceramic(lOOOsq) .. 707 630 1227 2229 2347 2309 2149 1940 206 201 240 20Methanol 0 0 0 39 44 48 47 43 39 46 61 58 80Acetylene (1000 c.m) 634 689 759 805 870 1008 1080 1038 1033 1088 1241 1329 1481Fertilizers 376 276 268 294 299 333 210 234 173 264 189 271 316Detergents 26 19 21 25 28 31 36 36 33 29 36 36 39Paints 30 24 39 46 52 62 68 80 85 1')0o 107 109 138Plastic linoteum (1000 s.m) 0 22 1073 800 869 809 774 600 800 615 .Plastics 22 27 27 30 38 36 42 44 51 .. 6277 9Cotton thread ~~~11 12 13 14 14 14 15 18 25 . 24 27 28Textiles (million meters) 68 64 68 64 73 74 72 78 94 ... 117 116 112-Blankets (1000 units) 1449 1578 1553 1637 1496 . . 1159 1241 1509 1371 1364Shirts (1000 units) 2507 2190 2868 3091 3200 3146~ 3007 3289~ 2606 2140 2356 2654 2921Shoes (1000 pairs) 17313 18391 18877 749 20008 171 22674 23389 23389 16112.. ..Leather (1000 sq. meters) 2661 3219 3319 3688 3253 4269 3801 3742 3770 .. .. .. ..Flour 1202 1376 1386 1489 1520 1483 1434 1571 1621 1779 2071 2239 2185Sugar 47 60 92 128 120 104 101 140 164 169 189 215 230Couscous 48 53 54 62 64 69 68 81 84 83 85 96 141Canned fruit and vegetables 31 34 32 45 45 57 61 60 70 ... ... 74 76Refined oils 102 117 144 152 187 196 203 224 232 249 278 275 282Mineral Water (1000 MI) 355 464 640 696 711 827 864 950 1026 1065 1054 1129 1373Tobacco 12 13 15 15 ... 22 23 23 23 26 26 26 27Prints and writing paper 19 18 17 26 27 24 27 26 32 32 29 32 3.4Wrapping paper 18 18 22 36 49 52 43 52 53 56 64 67 66COaPressed cork (1000 c.m) 36 29 30 26 33 45 71 33 49 51Joinery (1000 sq. meters) 10 10 8 13 18 ... 302 408 481 593 94 94 19

source :Ministry of Plan6/861)estimate from 1985 mission

Tabte 8.2 :IndeX of industrial Production(1974 =100)

19%9 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985

Energy ansd water 63.0 69.3 74.1 83.4 91.8 100.0 118.2 140.4 153.3 180.2 211.5 246.5 281.4 324.0 353.0 382.1Hydrocarbons 79.7 84.9 67.9 89.3 4.3 100.0 104.3 108.6 110.2 133.2 157.0 135.4 137.7 158.4 174.1 171.3Mining and quarrying 88.8 89.5 91.8 100.5 97.0 100.0 103.1 98.7 100.2 107.1 118.5 127.0 130.2 116.0 122.4 122.6Manufacturing industries 59.5 79.7 79.5 86.8 4.7 100.0 116.8 129.9 142.3 171.7 194.1 223.5 257.1 304.0 331.0 385.3

SteeL,mech. & etect 53.5 87.7 73.3 88.3 4.5 100.0 134.1 149.8 160.6 213.2 282.0 318.8 379.6 438.3 512.2 573.3Construction materiats 81.5 90.0 92.2 110.6 1.2 100.0 125.8 158.8 204.9 304.0 304.4 355.7 369.8 364.4 434.6 498.2Chemical,rubber&ptastic 28.4 75.6 0.7 95.4 37.2 100.0 115.1 122.7 146.6 162.0 132.0 161.7 154.3 225.6 222.0 317.0Food and tobacco 60.5 68.0 72.0 80.5 91.1 100.0 102.6 117.1 122.5 125.4 121.4 135.6 142.8 149.7 159.4 190.3Textiles and ctothing 81.5 84.2 86.6 89.1 0.0 100.0 109.0 113.0 119.0 139.4 157.9 163.1 211.2 256.2 256.4 302.6Leather and shoes 92.6 109.9 80.4 74.2 82.3 100.0 98.4 113.6 113.1 133.3 149.1 161.5 176.8 227.0 232.9 253.1Wood and paper 71.1 81.0 79.1 84.7 97.6 100.0 106.9 134.4 156.9 171.8 184.5 190.0 243.2 271.8 307.6 336.1Others 50.7 36.2 48.7 95.8 95.8 100.0 85.9 121.5 121.7 110.1 110.6 110.6 125.8.. ..

OveraLt Index 69.9 82.8 76.1 89.4 3.4 100.0 111.0 120.9 129.3 153.5 176.6 178.0 193.0 222.4 245.5 267.7

exctuding hydrocarbons 62.9 81.3 81.9 89.5 2.7 100.0 115.8 129.8 142.9 172.5 195.2 218.2 246.8 283.1 313.4 361.1

Source M inisty of Plan6/861)Welihts are based on irn~itriat structure in 1974

Lfl

Tabte 9.1 : Grand Algiefs Consuer Price index I/(1969 u 100)

............................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................... ..................................

1970 1971 1972 t973 197'4 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 193 1984 195ax........... ....................... ,,.,,,........................................................ ,z.......... .................... ...... ........... ................................ .......................................... ..

Food, beveragesa tobacco 105.6 108.4 112.8 121.4 134.2 149.6 171.2 197.5 236.3 263.1 297.2 351.7 377.7 394.1 417.0 471.2

Clothing and shoes 121.8 125.3 129.7 130.4 137.1 142.9 148.6 168.2 198.9 226.8 243.3 269.8 287.1 320.8 339.4 361.5

Nousing (2) 100.0 100.0 100.0 102.1 102.3 106.6 107.1 109.6 120.3 121.6 125.0 129.9 139.5 146.0 154.6 160.6

Furniture 102.1 107.1 110.4 117.0 121.5 136.5 144.6 159.9 193.5 218.3 249.5 279.5 285.3 318.2 354.2 382.5

Heatth 104.0 108.0 112.0 113.3 112.7 114.8 114.9 115.4 125.1 130.8 143.1 169.3 178.0 182.8 189.0 198.8

Transportation 103.5 106.5 116.3 116.3 117.4 121.1 127.0 130.4 136.3 140.3 143.3 166.4 169.9 189.6 209.7 229.2

Entertainrm nt 103.0 105.0 107.0 108.5 112.2 117.9 120.4 129.4 137.6 153.2 170.9 179.8 192.4 216.5 224.5 237.0

Miscelaneous 104.0 108.0 112.0 116.7 119.2 137.7 145.3 162.8 203.1 220.2 244.0 270.2 282.4 318.0 380.0 437.8

Overall index 106.6 109.4 113.4 118.5 126.0 137.1 149.3 167.7 196.4 219.0 239.9 274.9 293.3 313.0 335.2 371.1

.............. ...... ....... .............. ............. ............................ ......... .... ............. .............. .............. .............

Source :Ainistry of Ptan6/861/tncludes 256 items and covers att households in metropolitan algiers ares.2/Rent controlled Low cost housing onLy3/Ve. index for 1983,1984,and 1985 rebased to link with pnervious index.

A\pretiminsrY

Table 9.2 : Algeria : Structure of Selected Interest Rates...................................................

(in X for Dec 1985 and Sept 1986)

............... I..........................................................................

Dec 1985 Sept 1986

Central bank 2.75 3.0 - 5.0

Commercial bankLending rates

Short Term 4.0 - 6.0 5.0 10.5Nediui Term 3.5 - 5.5 5.0 9.5Long Term 2.0 4.0 3.Q 10.0

Commercial Bank ratesPaid for deposits

Time deposits 2.6 - 4.5 4.0 9.0Housing deposits 2.5 - 4.0 5.0Saving deposits (CNEP) 5.0 5.0

Source : IMF report , and, Algerian Documents5/87

Table 10.3 : Crude Oil : Output ,Transport , Deliveries(thousands of tons)

….... ..... … ....... .... ....... . . ... ....... -.......

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985a\......................................................... ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ............... ........ ........ ........ ........ ........

OUTPUT BY OWNERSOIATRACH 7283 10213 23284 38524 38797 35813 33674 40400 42708 45214 45157 41328 45839 45512 44648 46931 47832Foreign Coaspnies 7501 37992 13798 11562 12025 11379 12114 9723 10771 11981 11741 10210 521 344 276 329 358

TOTAL 4784 48205 37082 50086 50822 47192 45788 50123 53479 57195 56898 51538 46360 45856 44924 47260 48190

of which:Crude oil 4784 48205 37082 50086 49322 45692 44188 47923 51228 54180 52504 47219 37578 33542 31293 33988 31000Condensate ... ... ... ... 1500 1500 1600 2200 2251 3015 4394 4319 8782 12314 13631 13988 13852

OUTPUT BY FIELDHassi-Nesseoud sud 702 12752 11132 14114 15491 13679 11632 12153 12408 14161 14324 13792 11863 11138 10543 11111 10433Hassi-t4sesoud nord 8229 10457 8655 10938 11479 10980 10196 11439 11540 11388 11021 10628 8837 8284 8009 8403 8259Zarzaitine 4507 4328 1969 4573 3353 2945 2814 3140 3320 3128 2669 2113 1541 886 1021 980 1681Gassi-Toufl 4109 3463 2285 3219 2872 2730 2417 2033 2033 1980 1548 1304 887 795 751 822 856Rhourde-el-Baguet 4136 3252 2657 3123 2840 1952 1825 1564 2045 2015 1841 1321 1055 926 950 973 882Gassi-eL-Agreb 2152 2041 1627 1831 1675 1556 1732 1728 1733 1853 1813 1826 1067 1043 860 977 1310Other Fields (1) 949 11912 8757 12288 13112 13350 15172 18066 20400 22670 23682 20554 21110 22784 22790 23994 24769

TOTAL OUTPUT 4784 48205 37082 50086 50822 47192 45788 50123 53479 57195 56898 51538 46360 45856 44924 47260 48190

TRANSPOR BY LOADING PORTHEN - Arzew 9360 20176 17010 17980 18629 19944 19982 19647 19566 20076 20103 19133 12023 9533 8671 9117 6931MEN - BeJaia 5235 16421 14637 14422 12236 12080 12667 13301 13122 14384 14315 13214 10007 8804 8863 9390 10524HER - Skikd ... ... ... 6867 11128 7070 5223 5693 6854 7600 7791 7095 9752 12878 12473 12444 14217

In Amenas- La Skhirra 9859 11176 5052 10456 8481 7629 7719 9060 11326 12010 10079 6360 6411 1122 825 1287 2045

TOTAL 4454 47773 36699 49725 50474 46723 45591 47701 50868 54070 52288 45802 38193 32337 30832 32238 33717

Deliveries (cr.oit&conde)to Domestic Refi. (2) 2147 2387 2281 2727 5012 4532 5130 4678 4303 7494 7415 12057 14512 23395 19967 19934 19620To Export Markets 2067 45509 34946 46597 45002 42110 40922 45095 48036 49153 49013 37955 32549 21563 25026 26988 28122

Total 4214 47896 37227 49324 50014 46642 46052 49773 52339 56647 56428 50012 47061 44958 44993 46919 47742

…............ .... .... .... ........ ....... ... ..... - .............. ... ........ .. .... .......... .. ........ .. ..... ------------. -.-.-----..- ---- -- -------- -- --. ----- ---....-...........source :Ministry of Energy6/861)Inctude other fields2)tncluding refining abroad (3 million tons in 1978,2 millior tons in 1979 and 1.71 mitlion tons in 1980a\pretiminary

Table 10.4 : Refined oil Products : output Exports ,Domestic DeLiv.(Thousamds of Tons)

. ...................................... .................... ............................................ .................... .......................................... ......... ................. ................... ................ ........... ... ........

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985ae....................... ............................................................................................-----------------------------------. I--------------------.PRODUCTION (1) 2059 2295 2196 2542 4941 4733 5581 5193 4582 5067 6143 10800 14251 19982 18473 21796 21892

LPG(but,propane) 89 104 98 119 245 328 545 653 518 671 799 968 1303 1555 1482 2806 3205Gasotine(reg&h.octane) 507 464 517 590 860 733 811 810 786 832 921 1145 1467 1431 1653 1771 1931Middle distilat 994 1155 1090 1198 2380 2342 2653 2323 1996 2248 2784 5985 7739 11675 10360 11819 11218Fuets 469 522 491 623 1404 1290 1508 1333 1194 1209 1500 2592 3607 5164 4752 5108 5279Bitunen 0 0 0 12 52 39 62 56 56 55 87 52 85 116 184 209 219Lubricants 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 18 32 52 52 49 50 41 47 83 40

EXPORT(2) 402 490 277 515 2397 2220 2720 2228 1368 3583 3235 7078 9606 18601 14061 14866 14683LPG (propane) 0 2 0 0 8 59 252 264 207 309 318 421 615 877 625 1645 2118Gasotine(reglh.octane) 66 92 51 123 303 178 227 137 31 166 182 196 161 210 195 99 101Middle distilat 155 239 120 t11 997 1052 1159 795 410 1643 1267 3910 5671 12119 8650 8260 7637Fuels 181 157 106 281 1089 931 1082 1032 720 1465 1468 2551 3159 5395 4591 4862 4827

DCOESTIC DELIV(3)(2) 0 1934 2145 2298 2558 2899 3243 3599 4005 4475 5027 5245 5580 5905 6584 7110 7637Motor-fuels 0 1435 1616 1809 1974 2142 2440 2666 2886 3197 3610 3791 4101 4296 4803 5178 5543Situmen 0 77 89 99 115 137 128 125 1S5 180 165 175 187 231 328 324 409Lubricants 0 39 46 50 51 59 70 83 87 105 108 116 124 128 149 153 146Sunker oil 0 225 200 114 158 265 245 282 403 428 486 415 398 393 406 428 372LPG 0 158 194 226 260 296 360 443 474 565 658 748 770 857 898 1027 1065

source :Ministry of Energy6/861)exc(. oil ref. abroad except in 1980 (1.710 million tons)2)incl. oil ref.3)inct. iqWortsa\preliminary

Un

Table 10.5 : Natural Gas : Output ,TransportDomestic Detiveries and Exports

(Unit : mitlion cUbic meters).....................................................................................

1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 a\.............................. ... ............................................................................... ................................

Gross Output: 43205 43427 65442 82055 89848 93821 9067tMan Associated 27176 27875 53691 71M1 79668 82046 78171of Aifch :Dry fromKasai R'mel 21402 2138R 45700 63061 70736 73216 69480Associated 16099 15552 11751 10144 10180 11775 12497Minus:Reinjection 7712 14368 34085 47540 45079 48292 41170flared 10311 9714 6729 4813 4371 5708 6530net Output 21642 15084 18363 22106 32195 31212 34838

Transport 20591 13713 16091 20819 30078 30473 33929 aArzew Pipelitre 14751 8117 9040 11626 16823 13893 14202 !Skikda Pipeline 5840 5596 6860 8218 9543 8028 8392Algiers Pipeline ..... 119 975 1506 1705 2320Italy Pipeline ..... ..... ..... ..... 2206 6846 9015

Domescic DeliveriesTo LUG Units 16558 9555 11280 15430 22287 17482 17643to SOXELGAZ 3301 3733 4112 4445 4830 5287 6017TO Ammoniac Plant 43 39 241 353 302 363 477TO SOUATRACH(incl. 1054 830 946 1041 957 990 1101Petrochemical)T 0 T A L 20956 14249 16579 21270 28376 24122 25241Exports of Natural Gas 26 92 75 62 2257 6879 9096

source : Ministry of Energy6/86

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