Yugoslavia - Economic development (Vol. 6 of 6) : Volume 6

FILE CCUpy DOCUMENT OF INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVEL3PMENT INTERNATIONAL DEVELOIPMENT ASSOCIATION Not For Pub. ic Use Report No. 194a-YU THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPME:'T OF YUGOSLAVIA (in six voLumes) VOLUME VI STATISTICA4 ANNEX November 25, 1973 Europe, Middle East and North Africa Rezion This report was prepared for official use only by the Bank Group. It may not be published, quoted or cited without Bank Group authorization. The Bank Group does not accept responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the report.  CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS Before January 23, 1971 1 US dollar = 12.5 dinars 1 Dinar = 8 US cents From January 23, 1971 to December 22, 1971* 1 US dollar = 15.0 dinars 1 Dinar = 6.67 US cents From December 22, 1971 to February 23, 1972 1 US dollar = 17.0 dinars 1 Dinar = 5.89 US cents From February 23, 1973 to July 12, 1973 Maintained a central rate of 1 US dollar = 17.0 dinars 1 Dinar = 5.89 US cents Since July 12, 1973 The Dinar has been floating. The rate of July 12, was 1 US dollar = 15.50 dinars 1 Dinar = 6.45 US cents * All conversions of 1971 data into dollars in this Report have been made at this exchange rate.  STATISTICAL ANNEX Table No. I. POPULATION, MIGRATION AND IBPLOYMENT 1.1 Past, Present and Projected Total Population in Yugoslavia by Republics, 1953-80 1.2 Total Resident Population by Republics in 1971, and the Impact of Migration on Population Growth, 1961-71 1.3 Crude Bir7tlh and Death Rates and Rates of Natural Increase by Republlcs, 1950-71 1.4 Distribution of Po'oulation Between Urban and !aral Areas and Growth Rates of Urban Population by Republics, 1953-71 1.5 Infant Mortality Rates by Republics and Evolution, 1950-71 1.6 Age Structures of the Total Population by Republics in 1971 and Evolution, 1953-71 1.7 Internal Migration and Total Migration Rates, 1961-71 1.8 Migrants Temporarily Abroad According to Republic of Origin Age and Qualification in 1971 1.9 The Structure and Growth in the Labor Force by Sector of Activity, 1953-71 1.10 Labor Force Employment Trends and Structural Change 1961-80 by Republics 1.11 Total Population and Population of Working Age by Republics in 1961 and 1971 1.12 Total and Active Population and Participation Rates by Republics, 1961-71 1.13 Change in Male and Female Participation Rates 1961-71 by Republics 1.14 The Number of Registered Workseekers by Republics, 1961-71 1.15 Qualitative Characteristics of Registered Workseekers by Republics, 1961-71 1.16 Growth in Value Added, Employment and Productivity by Major Economic Sector, 1953-71 1.17 The Structure and Growth of Labor Productivity in the Major Sectors, 1953-71 1.18 The Structure of Labor Productivity in Major Economic Sectors by Republics 1961 and 1971 1.19 The Structure of Personal Incomes and Employment Growth in the Tertiary Sector, 1952-70 II. NATIONAL ACCOUNTS 2.1 Gross Domestic Product by Industrial Orgin, 1950-59 2.2 Gross Domestic Product by Industrial Orgin, 1960-71 2.3 Resources and Uses, Constant Prices, 1950-59 2.4 Resources and Uses, Constant Prices, 1960-71 2.5 Resources and Uses, Current Prices, 1950-59 2.6 Resources and Uses, Current Prices, 1960-71 2.7 Gross Material Product by Industrial Origin and by Republics, 1960-71 2.8 Gross Fixed Investment by Sectors, Constant Prices, 1947-69  - ii - Table No. 2.9 Gross Fixed Investment by Republics, Constant Prices, 1950-70 2.10 Gross Fixed Investment by Industrial Branches, Constant Prices, 1952-69 2.11 Implicit GDP Deflators, 1960-71 2.12 Implicit GhP Deflators III. BALANCE OF PAYMENTS 3.1 Balance of Payments, Current Account, 1948-72 3.2 Balance of Payments, Capital Account, 1960-72 3.3 Balance of Payments with Convertible Area, 1965-72 3.4 Balance of Payments with Bilateral Area, 1967-72 3.5 Exports by Use of Product, 1954-71 3.6 Imports by Use of Product, 1954-71 3.7 Exports by Areas and Countries of Destination 3.8 Imports by Area and Country, 1948-71 3.9 Exports of Commodity Groups by Region, 1960 and 1970 3.10 Imports of Commodity Groups by Region, 1960 and 1970 3.11 Yugoslavia's Trade Balance with Comecon Countries, 1960-71 3.12 Direction of Yugoslav Trade with Western Markets 1950, 1955, 1960-71 3.13 Receipts and Payments for Services, 1965-72 3.14 Workers' Remittances, 1965-72 3.15 Gross and Net Receipts from Invisibles in Convertible Currency 1965-72 3.16 Medium- and Long-Term Capital Flows, 1955-72 3.17 Foreign Exchange Reserves 1960-72 IV. EXTERNkL DEBT 4.1 Total External Debt (Public and Non-Public) Outstanding as of December 31, 1971 4.2 External Debt Outstanding by Credit Source, 1963-71 4.3 Service Payments on External Debt 1960-71 4.4 Estimated Future Service Payments on External Debt Outstanding as of December 31, 1971 V. PUBLIC FINANCE 5.1 Revenues and Expenditures of the Federal Budget, 1967-72 5.2 Consolidated Budgets of Republics and Communes, 1967-72 5.3 Receipts and Expenditures of Federal Extra-Budgetary Funds, 1 967-71 5.4 Receipts and Expenditures of Non-Federal Extra Budgetary Funds, 1967-70 5.5 Receipts of Social Insurance Funds, 1966-72  - iii. Table No. 5.6 Public Revenues: Consolidation, 1967-70 5.7 Public Expenditure: Consolidation, 1967-70 VI. MONEY AND BANKING 6.1 Consolidated Balance Sheet of All Banks, 1968-72 6.2 Structure of Savings 1958-71 6.3 Financial Savings and Investment, 1958-71 6.4 Financing of Investaent by Enterprises, 1960-63 and 1967-71 6.5 Distribution of Social Product of Economic Organizations in the Social Sector, 1958-71 VII. AGEIUTURE 7.1 Land Tenure in 1950, 1960, 1969, 1970 and 1971 7.2 Area, Production and Average Yield of the Principal Cereal Crops 7.3 Area, Production and Average Yield of the Principal Induistrial Crops 7.4 Area, Production of the Principal Vegetable Crops 7.5 Area, Production and Average Yields of the Principal Fodder Crops 7.6 Production of the Principal Fruits 7.7 Allocation of Arable Land 7.8 Livestock Population 7.9 Production of Meat and Animal Fats 7.10 Number and Area occupied by Social and Private Holdings by Republics 7.11 Cooperation between the Social Sector and Private Holdings 7.12 Indicators of Development of Private and Social Holdings 7.13 Total Investments in Fixed Assets in Agriculture, 1947-70 7.14 Objectives for the Development of Production of Major Agricultural Goods until 1975 7.15 Planned Production, Consumption and Trade Surplus in 1975 7.16 Planned !Vmual Growth Rates of Aggregate Production in Agriculture from 1970-75 VIII. INDUSTRY 8.1 Basic Data on Yugoslav Manufacturing Industries 1970 and Growth Trends, 1960-70 8.2 Indices of Industrial Production and Employment by Republics and Autonomous Regions, 1957-71 8.3 Production, Foreign Trade and Apparent Consumption of Steel 1962-72 8.4 Yugoslav and Earopean Common Market Prices for Steel Productie- September 1972 8.5 Growth in the Production of Major Non-ferrous Metals and Minerals, 1962-71 8.6 Metal Processing and Mechanical Engineering Industries - Production Data  - iv - Table No. 8.7 Imports of Mechanical Equipment, 1965-71 8.8 Motor Vehicle and Shipbuilding Industries - Production Data 8.9 Output of Major Chemical Products, 1961-71 8.10 Forest Products Industries, 1962-71 8.11 Forest Areas and Annual Growth and Removals 8.12 Structure of Yugoslav Pulp and Paper Industry, 1970 8.13 Prices of Pulp and Paper in Yugoslavia 8.14 Structure of Accumulation in Manufacturing Industries, 1970 8.15 Nominal and Effective Tariff by Branches IX. MISCELLANEOUS A. Transport 9.1 Freight Traffic by Mode of Transport, 1958-75 9.2 Passenger Traffic by Mode of Transport, 1958-75 9.3 Commodity Composition of Rail and Road Freight in 1969 9.4 Registered Motor Vehicle Fleet, 1958-75 9.5 Yugoslav International Traffic Through Main Ports B. Electric Power 9.6 Total Installed Capacity of Power Plants, 1939-71 9.7 Production of Electricity, 1939-71 9.8 Per Capita Consumption of Electricity, 1951-71 9.9 Capital Investment in Electricity, 1955-71 9.10 Actual and Expected Production and Consumption of Electric Power C. Housing 9.11 Number of Apartments Constructed, 1953-70 9.12 Some Indicators of the Development of the Construction Industry, 1952-70 9.13 Housing Stock, 1951, 196_ and 1971 D. Education 9.14 Indicators on the Development of Bducation E. Prices 9.15 Selected Price Indices, 1966-72 F. Incomes 9.16 Evolution of Average Personal Incomes, 1952-71 9.17 Average Income Comparisons between Agricultural, Non-Agricultural and Mixed Households, by Republics, 1963 and 1968 9.18 The Structure and Growth in Peasant Household Incomes, 1961-70  v Table No. 9.19 Coefficients of Concentration of Household Income by Type of Household in Yugoslavia in 1963 and 1968 9.20 Selected Percentile Shares of Standardized Household Incomes in 1963 and 1968, by Type of Household 9.21 The Size DLstribution of Household Incomes in 1968 by Republics 9.22 Growth Rates in Real Average Incomes in Selected Percentiles, 1963-68, by Type of Household 9.23 Ratio of Earnings of Highly Qualified to Unskilled Labor by Sector of Activity, 1957-72  Table 1.1: PAST, PRESENT AND PROJECTED TOTAL POPULATION IN YUGOSLAVIA BY REPUBLICS, 1953-80 a/ Total Population (thousands) L/ Share of Total Population Growth Rates in Total Pop. ____________ 1953 1961 ---1971 0 17-3 19o1 1971 19-b0 93 - 1-71 1971-bC (Percentages)0 Yugoslavia 16937 18549 205% 22182 100.0 100.0 100.0 1.00.0 1. Developed Republics/ Provinces: 11556 12429 1334o 14081 68.2 67.0 65.0 63 5 0.9 0.7 o.6 Croatia 3919 4160 4423 4626). 23.2 22.4 21.5 20.9 0.8 0.6