Algeria - Country economic memorandum : the transition to a market economy (Vol. 2 of 2) : Statistical annex

Report No. 12048-AL The Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria Country Economic Memorandum: The Transition to a Market Economy (In Two Volumes) Volume II: Statistical Annex May 25, 1994 Middle East and North Africa Region Country Department I Countrv Operations Division FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Document of the World Bank This document has a restricted distribution and may be used by recipients only in the performance of their official duties. Its contents may not otherwise be disclosed without World Bank authorization.  DEMOCRATIC AND POPULAR REPUBLIC OF ALGERIA CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS Currency Unit: Dinar (AD) Official exchange rate: Dinar (AD) per US$ Period End of Period Period Average 1990 12.191 8.958 1991 21.392 18.473 1992 22.781 21.836 1993 24.120 23.345 1994 36.000 (April 1994) FISCAL YEAR January 1 - December 31 GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS DA : Dinar algerien (Algerian Dinar) BADR : Banque de I'Agriculture et du Ddveloppement Rural (Agriculture and Rural Development Bank) CNAS : Caisse Nationale des Assurances Sociales (Social Security) CNP : Conseil National de Planification (National Planning Council) CNR : Caisse Nationale des Retraites (National Pension System) DGD : Direction Generale des Douanes (Customs Administration) EEC : International Economics Department IMF : International Monetary Fund ONS : Office National des Statistiques (National Statistical Office) Note: Throughout the annex, the data for 1992 is preliminary, and the figures for 1993 are estimates.  FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY DEMOCRATIC AND POPULAR REPUBLIC OF ALGERIA COUNTRY ECONOMIC MEMORANDUM: THE TRANSITION TO A MARKET ECONOMY TABLE OF CONTiENTS List of Tables CHAPTER I - MACROECONOMIC TABLES 1 CHAPTER II - INDUSTRY 11 CHAPTER m - AGRICULTURE 41 CHAPTER IV - FINANCIAL SECTOR 63 CHrAPTER V - LABOR 69 CHAPTER VI - TRADE 87 CHAPTER VII - SOCIAL PROTECTION 105 CHAPTER VmI - SOCIAL INDICATORS 111 CHAPTER IX - EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT 117 This Annex was prepared by Etizabeth Ruppert. Important contributions were made by Hamid Alavi, GuiLermo Hakim, Roumeen Islam, Kutlu Somet, and a team from the International Economics Department (IEC) consisting of E.J. Riordan, K.N. Pedersen, and T.G. Srinivasan. This document has a restrcted distinbution and may be used by recipients only in the peforman Of ther official duties Its contents may not otherwise be disclosed without World Bank authorizatiL  LIST OF TABLES CHAPTER I - MACROECONOMIC TABLES 1.1 Key Macroeconomic Indicators 1.2 Balance of Payments (cu-ent US$) 1.3 National Accounts (current values) 1.4 National Accounts (growth rates) 1.5 National Accounts (shares of GDP) 1.6 Treasury Operations (current values) 1.7 Treasury Operations (shares of GDP) CHAPTER II - INDUSTRY 2.1 Value Added at Producer Prices (current values) 2.2 Value Added at Producer Prices (growth rates) 2.3 Structural Comparison of Algeria with Average for Other Countries 2.4 Share of Public Enterprises in Total Industrial Value Added (percentage) 2.5 Composition of Industrial Output and Employment (percentage) 2.6 Distribution of Employment by Size of Enterprise ' 7 Cost Structure of Public and Private Enterprises 2.8 Concentration Ratios (Largest Four Companies by Sector) 2.9 Distribution of Industries by FcLr-Plant Concentration Ratios 2.10 An Illustration of DRC Calculations 2.11 Summary Efficiency Estimates 2.12 Industrial Sector Growth and Import Penetration 2.13 Industrial Sector Gross Production 2.14 Production Price Indices for the Public Sector 2.15 Export Shares in Production 2.16 Capacity Utilization Rates in the Industrial Sector 2.17 Comparison of Labor Productivity in 1990 2.18 Capacity Utilization Rates and Labor Productivity 2.19 Industrial Sector Trend in Profitability 2.20 Industrial Sector: Net Profits and Investments 2.21 Gross Output and Sectoral Composition: Private and Public Sectors 2.22 Employment and Number of Enterprises 2.23 Cost Structure of Public Enterprises 2.24 Cost Structure in the Private Sector 2.25 Concentration Ratios for the Industrial Sector CHAPTER m - AGRICULTURE 3.1 Agricultural Production (volume) 3.2 Agricultural Production Growth (percentage) 3.3 Value-Added and GDP Data (current values) 3.4 Investments (current values)  3.5 Employment 3.6 Employment Details According to 1987 Census 3.7 Cereal Trends 1964-1992 3.8 Trends for Production of Pulses 1964-1992 3.9 Trends in Potato Production 1964-1992 3.10 List of Agricultural Products or Inputs under Price or Margin Controls 1990-1992 3.11 Evolution of Guaranteed Agricultural Prices 3.12 Analysis of Guaranteed Agricultural Production Prices for 1993 3.13 Economic Analysis of Cereal Production 3.14 Sensitivity of DRC to the Exchange Rate 3.15 Economic Analysis ot Bovine Livestock Systems 3.16 Economic Analysis of Ovine Livestock Systems 3.17 Wheat Exports under the Export Enhancement Program of the U.S. 3.18 Credits Extended by BADR 3.19 Comparison of Labor and Equipment Utilization in Cereal ProduLtion in the Maghreb 3.20 Central Organization of the Ministry of Agriculture CHAPTER IV - FINANCIAL SECTOR 4.1 Central Bank 4.2 Commercial Banks 4.3 Credit to the Government 4.4 Monetary Survey CHAPTER V - LABOR . iEmployment by Sector 5.2 Employment by Economic Sector and Ownership, 1990 5.3 Structure of Employment by Job Category (share of total employment) 5.4 Employment by Job Category and Sector of Ownership 5.5 Non Agricultural Employment by Economic Sector and Ownership, 1985, 1989 5.6 Annual Average Growth Rates of Non Agricultural Employment by Sector and Ownership, 1985-1989 5.7a Reasons for Unemployment for Persons with Previous Job Experience (percentage) 5.7b Last Position Held by the Unemployed with Previous Job Experience (percentage) 5.7c Proportion of Unemployed That Would Accept Certain Jobs (percentage) 5.8 Age Distribution of the Unemployed (percentage) 5.9 Unemployed According to Level of Education (percentage) 5.10 Job Seekers Aged 16-59 According to Gender and Type of Training Received: Breakdown by Training, 1989 (percentage) 5.11 Job Seekers Aged 16-59 According to Gender and Type of Training Received: Breakdown by Gender, 1989 (percentage) 5.12 Unemployed Skilled Workers According to Age and Training Received, 1989 5.13 Average Length of Unemployment According to Age and Gender, 1991 5.14 Unemployment Rates by Wilaya, 1987 5.15 Profitability and Wage Ratios, Averaged over 1984-1987 5.16 Minimum Wage Data  CHAPTER VI - TRADE 6.1 Merchandise Exports by Sector (c arrent values) 6.2 Hydrocarbon Exports (values and volumes) 6.3 Merchandise Imports by Sector (L lirrent values) 6.4 Non-official Imports (ISP) (current AD and US$) 6.5 Imports by Country of Origin (current US$) 6.6 Exports by Country of Destination (current values) 6.7 Structure of Customs Duties by Product Category 6.8 Structure of Taxe Compensatoire (net) by Product Category 6.9 Structure of TUGP by Product Category 6. 10 Structure of Legal Import Tariff Wedge by Product Category 6.11 Structure of Implicit Import Tariff Wedge 6.12 Implicit Inport Tariff Wedge Weighted by Production Values 6.13 Exchange Premium-Adjusted Import Tariff Wedge 1990 6.14 Structure of 1992 Customs Duties Adjusted for Suspended Goods Appendix CHAPTER VII - SOCIAIL, PROTEClION 7.1 Public Expenditures on Social Transfers (current values) 7.2 Contribution Rates (percentage of gross wages) 7.3 Social Insurance System Receipts and Expenditures (current values) 7.4 Health Expenditures by Source (current values) CHAPTER VIII - SOCIAL INDICATORS 8.1 Population 8.2 Practicing Medical and Paramedical Staff 8.3 Principle Diseases CHAPTER IX - EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT 9.1 Partial Effects of Changes in Exchange Rates on Debt Service 9.2 Total Effects of Selected External Shocks, Averaged over 1993-2001 9.3 External Accounts: Baseline and Low Case Scenarios 9.4 Lowcase Economic Prospects 1993-2001 9.5 Capital Flight Flows for North Africa and the Middle East Note on Measurement of Capital Flight Figures of Currency Composition  CHAPTER 1: MACROECONOMIC TABLES  3 Table 1.1: Key Macroeconomic Indicators [ 1984 1985 1988 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 GDP Growth Rate 5.6% 5.6% -0.2% -0.7% -1.9% 4.9% -1.3% 0.1% 2.2% -1.95 GNP Per Capita Growth Rate 1.9% 2.4% -3.59% -2.3% -5.8% 2.2% -3.8% -4.0% 0.0%A -3.5% ,ConuwonPwCa ^2Growtht . ,..t4 -Z4% -.0% . 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