Yugoslavia - The Economy of The Social Republic Macedonia (Vol. 3 of 3) : The Appendices, Annex Tables and Annex Maps

CIRCULAINU uUrr Document of r0 BE RETURNED TO REPORTS DESK Th ITf^r.A D..,JL, M A JJA T LA ALU IJCL11L ir. r.npy FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY U h% CONFIDENTIAL Report No. 1223-YU THE ECONOMY OF THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA YUGOSLAVIA (in three volumes) VOLUME III APPENDICES ANNEX TABLES ANNEX MAPS June 28, 1976 Europe, Middle East and North Africa Region This document has a restricted distribution and may be used by recipients only in the performance of ther offcial duties. Its contents may not otherwise be disclosed without World Bank authorization. CURRENCY EQUTVALTETS * Clurrency UniftY l US^i. T% 1 nn U Din. 8.0 Din. l US$Y0.55 Din. 1,000 US$55 .55 Din. 1,000,000 U$5555 * The Yugoslav Dinar Ia Ueel LoatCLLng s±LIc JUL 13, L 973. The currency equivalents given above are as of April 30, 1976. FISCAL YEAR January .1 - December 31 FOR FFlCIAL USE ONLY CONFDENTIAL THE ECONOMY OF THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA YUGOSLAVIA Table of Contents Volume III Appendix I Statistical Concepts Appendix II Methods and Assumptions of the IBRD Population Projection ANNEX TABLES DeUographic Features 1. Population and growth rates by region, 1948-71 2. Natural increase of the population, by region, 195043 3. Age specific fertility rates, by region, 1972 4. Infant mortality, by region, 1950-73 5. Persons temporarily living abroad, by region, 1971 6. Migration between republics, cumulative by 1971 Macro-economic Features 7. Indicators of income distribution, 1972 8. Indicators of economic disparity, 1972 9. Background data, Tables 7 & 8 10. Household income per capita, 1973 11. Income distribution by size, 1973 12. Communes, socio-economic data, 1971 and 1972 13. GNP by sector and republic, relative shares, 1973 14. GMP by sector and republic, conparative structure, 1973 15. GMP in industry by branch and republic, relative shares, 1973 16. OMP in industry by branch and republic, comparative structure, ±y7 17. Share of Macedonia in total Yugoslav production of selected industrial products, -1973 18. SRM, gross material product by sectors, 1952-73 19. SFRY and SRM, distribution of GNP by sectors, 1952-73 20. SHM, gross material product by branch of industry, 1952-73 21. SHM, the structure and growth of GMP, 1952-73 22. EMpoyment: Yugoslavia and Macedonia, 1952-72 23. Macedonia: Ehployment by branch of economic activity 24. Foreigh trade, structure of imports, 1962-74 25. Foreign trade, structure of exports, 1962-74 26. Gross fixed investment by sector and region, 1965-72 I 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. A!MJRY 1'TT.RS Page 2 ~ I * 1..LLt:iU 9.LVUU xe,tIIIL~ ~ ~ j 28. Fixed assets, social sector, 1952-70 29 7. Srand SRM:Z7 Social secuor economy, 1972f[ 30. Macedonia: Industry: Basic data by branch, 1972 31. Macedonia: Industry: Structural coefficients by branch, 1972 32. Cash transactions investments and sources of financiny, 1970-72 33. Revenues and expenditures of republican budgets, 1970-73 34. Revenues and expenditures of communal budgets, 1970-73 35. Revenues and expenditures of republican and communal budgets, 1970-73 Sectoral Features 36. Structure of land use, 1973 37. Share of Macedonia's production in total agricultural production, 1973 38. Crop production, 1965- 73 39. Fruit production, 1965-73 40. Vegetable production, 1965-73 41. Livestock, 1963-74 42. Livestock production, 1966-73 43. Shares of market production in Macedonia and the SFRY, 1973 44. Structure of market production in Macedonia and the SFRY, 1973 45. Development of agricultural population and labor force, 1953-75 46. Price indices of agricultural products, 1965-73 47. Price index of agricultural investments, 1966-73 48. Per capita consumption of foodstuffs in rural households, 1972 49. Per capita consumption of foodstuffs in Macedonia and SFRY. 1965-7.2 50. Stocks, production and market production in the social and the individual sectors. 1973 51. Housing construction and housing stock, 1960-773 52. Road network and motor vehicles, 1967-73 53. Indicators of tourism, 1963-74 54. Indicators of public health services, 1972 ANNEX MAPS (List of Communes in Macedonia) 1. Population Density, 1971 2. Changes in Population, 1961-1971 3. Birth Rate, 1971 4. Infant Mortality, 1972 5. Share of Agricultural Population, 1971 6. National Income Per Capita, 1972 7. Employment in Population, 1972 8. Cultivated Land, 1973 9. Pastures, 1973 10. Non-agricultural Land, 1973 11. Yields of Wheat, Average, 1971-73 12. Distribution of Orchards, 1973 13. Distribution of Vineyards, 1973 1T. Distribution of Irrigation, 1973 15. Existing and Proposed Reservoirs of the Vardar-Agios River Basin 16. Existing and Proposed Irrigation of the Vardar-Agios River Basin 17. Share of Arable Land in Total Agricultural Land, 1973 - ii - ABBREVIATIONS USED IN (List of Comrues in Macedonia) Nane Abbreviation- BEROVO BER BITOLA BIT BROD BRO DEBAR DEB DELGEVO DEL Dal HISAR D.H. DEVDELIJA DEV GOSTIVAR GOS KAVADARCT KAV KICEVO KIG KOCANI KOG KRATU VO KRA KRIVA PALMEA K.P. KWSEVO KRFW M~TIAOV0- KIT 4EUTLINU NEG OIRID OHR PRILEP PRI PUUBJ.ITi PRO RAW-VIS RAD RESEN RS SKOPiE SKO STRUUrA slU STRICA STM - iii - ABBREVIATIONS USED IN ANNEK MAPS (List of Comnunes in Macedonia) Names Abbreviation SVETI NIKOLA S.N. STIP STI TETOVO TET TITOV VELES T.V. VALANDOV0 VAL VINICA VIN APPENDIX I - Page 1 STATISTICAL CONCEPTS Major National Accounts Aggregates 1 * Yugoslavia shares with other Marxist countries a national accounts system which differs from the UN standardized system 1/ in distinguishing between "economic" and "non-economic" activities. The former comprise all activities which are considered to be directly or indirectly contributing to the production and distribution of commodities, the latter all other activi- ties. The dividing line runs through the service sector: Transportation, trade, catering (tourism) and the productive part of communal services are included in the economic activities, while education, health, banking, housing and administration constitute the sphere of non-economic activities from the aggregate income or production accounts of the country. Estimates of GNP and GDP comparable to UN definitions, therefore, have to be imputed from various sources. 2/ 2. Two versions of income/production accounts are presented in Yugoslav statistics: GOP ("Gross Material Product" in the terminology sug- gested by the UN Manual, "drustveni proizvod" literally "social product" in the Yugoslav terminology), and NMP ("Net Material Product" in the World Bank terminology, "narodni dohadak", literally "national income" in the Yugoslav terminology). GOP corresponds to value added at market prices of the covered range of economic activities; NMP is GMP minus depreciation. 3/ Both GMP and NMP seperate net personal income from the other component of value added ("visak proizvoda," literally "surplus production" in the Yugoslav terminology), which is broken down into further categories, including taxes and contributions paid out of gross personal incomes. The elements of the national account aggregates are schematized and explained in some more detail in Appendix table I. / I istitute for0taLOtiiCS of Yugoslavia is actively working on bridg- ing the gap, see Statistical Yearbook 1974, table 105-1. 2/ No attempts have been made to estimate GNP and GDP for individual republics and provinces of Yugoslavia. 3/ It is worth noting that in Yugoslavia the focus of data presentation and interpretation has shifted over the last tWo decades from 'NMP to rD. APPENDIX I - Page 2 Sectoral and Spatial Classification 3. Statistical data (GMP, employment, investment, etc.) for the econo- mic activities are presented either by organization principle or by establish- ment principle. According to the organization principle, the data collected from individual enterprises (organizations) are classified by dominating activity of the enterprise and by location of its head office. For the pre- sentation by establihmet principle, p.JiAry UL o.Lf those Organizations (enterprises) which are engaged in more than one economic activity, and/or in more than one location are broken down for its constituent elements (plants, technical units) and reaggregated. 4. The difference between the two principles is significant, as the following figures indicate for the sectoral perspective. SECTORAT. COMPAPIn F nRGANIZATIn/ESTABLISVMENT PTrTPE SOCIAL SECTOR, TOTAL YUGOSLAVIA, 1972 GIMP (m. Din.) Employment (1000) Industy and' mining 88. 6 88.0 1,1 1,5 Agriculture 15.5 10.1 299 196 Forestry 2.8 2.6 65 60 Construction 17.8 24.8 385 534 Transport andi commnication 20.3 18.5 332 290 Trade and tourism 48.6 55.0 507 593 Thrtndi rft 8.0 2.4 179 71 Communal Services 1.9 1.2 33 19 Total 203.4 203.5 3,413 3,416 Sources :qStantit4ic1 Yearbook 1974, Table 106-4 Statistical Bulletin No. 830. With the exception of industry and forestry the discrepancies between the two counts are sizeable. The close correspondence for industry, furthermore, is grossly misleading a breakdown intoindividual branches reveals for many of them discrepancies which (in relative terms) by far exceed those shown above for sectors. Similarly, the discrepancies (in relative terms) tend to be larger within republics and provinces than for the country as a whole. APPENDIX I - Page 3 The discrepancies reflect an important feature of the economic structure of Yugoslavia: the imotac o-f dvriidetrrss o xml,mn LU~J~L~V 6L& L UtFJW~L6L1L%.= UWL U.LV=&O.LA.& *i.% *A agricultural kombinats have branched out into food processing and trade and have their own construction units. 5. For the regional view, the difference between the two principles appear less significant. REGIONAL COMPARISON OF ORGANIZATION/ESTABLISHMENT PRINCIPLE, TOTAL, ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES, 1972 GMP (m. Din.) (GMP per cap, % of Yug. Av.) Org. pr. Est. pr. Org. pr. Est. pr. Bosnia-Herzegovina 30,331 30,278 67.2 67.1 Montenegro 4,151 4,775 65.2 75.0 Macedonia 13,579 13,698 68.4 69.0 Kosovo 4,505 4,952 29.5 32.5 Croatia _ 64,777 64,816 123.2 123.2 Slovenia 41,108 40,205 199.8 195.4 Serbia Proper 62,840 60,692 100.5 97.2 Vojvodina 24,103 25,978 104.1 112.1 Total Yugoslavia 245,395 245,395 100 100 Sources: Statistical Yearbook 1974, Tables 204-3, 204-5. Only for two of the regions - Montenegro and Kosovo - the discrepancies are larger than ten percent.However, since the diff erences In per capita Income are a major factor in determining the transfers from the developed to the less developed regions of the country, the choice of counting principle does play a significant political role. 6. It is evident that the establishment principle of counting is con- captuiially %vast, spr%r to t1he rg nfaton prinple fo%r Any eonomi analysis. The Federal Institute for Statistics is in the process of gradually changing over to the establishment principle, although many data are still APPENDIX I - Page 4 published by either both principles or exclusively by organziation principle. I/ However, it is the impression of the Bank staff that in some of the republics and provinces, economic analysis and planning are still based on the organiza- tion principle. Investment 7. Yugoslav statistics present investment data by two concents. the "cash transaction concept" and the "realization concept". The cash trans- action concept pertains to financial transactions between organizations (enter- prises and banks) related to investment, as recorded by the Social Accounting Service. These figures exclude (a) investment paid in foreign exchange from foreign exchange accounts of enterprises, (b) investment financed from credits in kind (e.g. foreign and domestic suppliers credits, IBRD loans), (c) invest- mpnt nhvAirAllu v lani = h%u t.n- 4 - __ IAN'. mnt _ p e b t en-erprise itslf, d.Uj )iIvestment realized from foreign participation in loint ventures. On the other hand, the figures include repayments due in the respective year for previous credits received in kind. Furthermore, the cash transaction concept classifies by organization principle. The realization concept adjusts for these omissions and additions and is based on the establishment principle. Both concepts pertain to the period of payment or realization regardless of time of starting-up of production. 8. The two counts show vastly different results: 1/ One of the reasons for the slow change-over is the fact that up till now the data by organization principle were the primary source of informa- tion, from which the data for establishment principle are generated through secondary adjustment. However, in the wake of the constitutional changes, which established the "basic organization of associated labor" (essentially the smallest technologically distinguishable unit within enterprises, with separate accounts and balance sheets), the availability of primary information may change quite drastically. APPENDIX I - Page 5 COMPARISON CASH TRANSACTION/REALIZATION INVESTMENT, TOTAL YUGOSLAVIA, SOCIAL SECTOR, ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES, 1972 (m. Din.) Cash Transaction Realization Industry 15,838 24,443 Agriculture 3,048 2,700 Forestry 248 402 Construction 1,013 2,563 Transport and communication 6,789 9,628 Trade and catering 5,205 6,464 Handicraft 722 506 Communal services 2,005 1,466 Total 34,868 48,172 Sources: Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia, 1973. Table 119-2. Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia, 1974, Tables 119-4, 217-1. For obvious reasons investment according to the realization concept tends to exceed cash transaction investment by sizeable margins. The relative dis- parities tend to be even wider within specific branches of industry and within specific republics and provinces. 1/ 9. The cash transaction concept can evidently be grossly misleading in any economic analysis. It does not provide even a rough indication if - as it is frequently the case - investment in large projects in major industries is to a large degree financed from suppliers credits. The Federal Institute for Statistics, which collects the data on realization through its own survey, has (after years of parallel presentation) dropped the presentation by cash transaction concept altogether starting with the Statistical Yearbook 1974. 1/ However, in some special cases cash transaction data may exceed realiza- tion data. Appendix Table 1: SCHEME OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS; 1973 (total Yugoslavia, economic activities, in b. Din.) Gross value of production 2/, at market prices. 536.4 - Consumption of purchased goods and economic services, at market prices. -286.6 = w 249.8 - Depreciation - 28.9 = NMP 220.9 - Net personal income - 86.4 = Surplus product 134.5 - Taxes and contributions on account of gross personal income. - 33.6 - Contractual obligations of enterprises . - 16.2 - Legal obligations/taxes and contributions on account of enterprises income) 3/. - 10.8 - Turnover tax 4/. - 25.1 - Gasoline tax 4/. - 1.8 - zxpenditures of enteiprises for non-economic services z/. - 12.6 - Alocation to permanent, funds of enuerprises (retained profits) 6/. - 34.5 = 0 0 1/ Vd.Lalu of~ saes plu (inus)L4 " A.rardiary recipt (apndtre) plus (minus) change in stocks of finished and semi-finished goods valued at market prices, mn sl of uInrecs goods at pu-ch as prices. 0/ aterest An incipal for credits and loans, etc. 3/ Water contributions, housing construction contribution, contribution legislation. 7/ Insurance premiums, etc. r/ Including contributions (loans) tordeal Fund for less-developed regions. APPENDIX II - Page 1 METHODS AND ASSUMPTIONS OF IBRD POPULATION PROJECTION 1 Th.lle popu.iL.LoLL pLJeCo.LUn .L ac a wa made uian th Bank computer projection model, which projects the population by the "component methOd". L hLLL.s metoU, the in.ial age-sex distribution is mUtiplied by age specific survival ratios to derive the population one year older in the follOw.Lng year. LLe number of male and female -infants under one year of age was obtained in two steps. First the number of male and female births during LLe year waS obtaiaed uSiJng te pre Avai.In age=-- spec f r a andJ 6 L . sex ratio at birth. Second, the survivors among them were derived by multi- Plying the numuber. of birthis by the approproate survIval ratios. 'r - _ ____ 90 1..-aA 4:_ ---I, -__e -4r 4-1a-- .4at4n n 2. TL OCL W e w fl/WlWe for eaL year of th poJeto up to the year 2001, using the figures for the preceding year as the base popula- ti8on. Assumptions were made about chage inU th nptpaaeer asdo L.J. 4 L .LUU WVL _ "LL UW"U ~ .J.1 4 I Lt. M jL= the pattern of changes already experienced by the more developed republics and provinces. The data and assumptions used in the pro4ection are given below: (a) The initial age-sex distribution of the population was obtained from the 1071 populaIon cnsus (bMTe initial age-specific fertility rates were obtine from---- recent figures presented in the Statistical Yearbook. 1/ T* Was assumed that these 1A .s .l s ya decline from presently 2.29 (for total fertility rate) to 2.34 by the ar 200 acoaned y s ome adjustments of the Iag specific rates. Since, (i) we have no basis for an autonomous projection of the fertility rates, the official Yugoslavia population projection was the target for our own, and (ii) the population projection is largely AepnAent on the fertl44 trend, we projected this trend to match the population projec- tions. (c) The survival ratios were aenrAed y the p-rnit4nn using the Princeton models which correspond to a given expectation of life at birth. The initial emetat4n of lfe for Macedonia was calculated from official figures on age-specific death rates. The axnPetat-4on of life wna then Anamed trn 4inrease by roughly 1 year every five years until the year 2000. 3. The table below gives the parameters projected for 1975 and 2000. The nresent le-vels fnr thee narAmeter fnr 91vPinA nrp nuetip-d for rom- parison. 1/ Compare Annex talUe 3. APPENDIX II - Page 2 POPULATION PROJECTION PARAMETERS Macedonia Slovenia 1975 2000 1971 Hypotheses Fertility, (live births per woman) 2.85 2.34 2.12 Male life expectancy at birth (years) 63.8 68.8 64.8 Female life expectancy at birth (years) 67.9 71.4 72.1 Results Crude birth rate (per 1,000) 23.5 17.5 16.8 Crude death rate (per 1,000) 8.5 8.3 10.5 Natural growth rate (per 1,000) 15.0 9.3 6.3 Population (million) 1752 2410 Source: IBRD projection. 4. Of the hypotheses, the one on fertility is the most crucial and it is the most difficult to project. As mentioned before, the mission did not try to formulate its own independent hypothesis but generated the hypothesis through the model itself by iteratively identifying the fertility trend which would, on the given hypotheses on life expectancies, result in total popula- tion estimates as reported in the Statistical Yearbook. 1/ In the view of the mission this implied trend is rather pessimistic, that is, a more rapid de- cline of fertility would appear more plausible and would, accordingly, some- what reduce the population growth rates. 5. The crude birth rate and, accordingly the natural growth rate of population would tend to grow during the 70s above the level observed since the late 60's, in spite of declining fertility. This reflects the dynamic repercussions built into the age structure. The size of the female popula- tion in the prime child bearing age (20-29)-increased by only 1 percent per annum in the average from 1961 to 1971, but increases by an average of 3.8 percent from 1971 to 1976, by an average of 1.5 from 1976 to 1985, and tends to stablilize in.size only thereafter. 1/ Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia, 1974, table 202-2. Table 1: POPULATION AND GROWTH RATES BY REGION, 1948--71 Average Annual Increase Total Pulation in 1 's Share of total Po uation er 000 Po ulation 19I1953 1961 1948 1953 1961 1971 198 1953 1961 1971 -19 -1961 -1971 Bosnia-Herzegovina 2,564 2,847 3,278 3,76 16.2 16.8 17.7 118.3 21.2 17.8 13.4 Montenegro 377 420 4'72 530 2.3 2.5 2.5 2.6 21.8 14.,7 11.7 Aacedonia 1,153 1,305 1, 06 1,647 7.2 7.7 7.6 8.0 25.1 9.4 15.9 Kosovo 3 1 961_ 1. j 2 6.1 21.7 21.1 Less-developed regions 4,827 5,388 6,1:20 7,167 30.3 .31.8 33.0 35.0 22.2 16.1 15.9 Croatia 3,780 3,936 4,160 4,h26 23.9 23.2 22.14 21.6 8.11 6.9 6.2 Slovenia 1,40 1,504 1,592 1,727 9.1 8.9 8.6 8.4 8.7 7.1 8.2 Serbia Proper 4,154 4,46 4,823 5,:250 26.2 26.3 26.0 25.6 14.5 9.,7 8.5 Vojvodina 1,641 1,700 1a855 1j 953 10. 10.0 10.0 9.5 7.11 11.0 - Developed regions 11,015 11,604 12,430 13,356 69.7 68.2 67.0 65.0 10.5 8.6 7.2 Yugoslavia 15,842 16,992 18,550 20,523 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 11.1 11.0 10.2 Source: Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia, 1974, Table 202-1 (census data). Table 2: NATURAL INCREASE OF THiPOPULATION BY REGION, 1950-73 Bosnia- Serbia Herzegovina Montenegro Macedonia Kosovo LDRs Croatia Slovenia Proper Vojvodina DRs S FRY LiveŽ births, per 1,000 -i1950 38.6 30.0 40.3 46.1 39.5 24.8 24.4 28.0 25.5 26.1 30.3 1955 37.3 31.1 36.2 43.6 37.5 22.1 21.0 22.4 21.0 22.0 26.9 1960 34.1 28.1 31.7 44.1 34.6 18.4 17.6 18.0 17.8 18.1 23.5 1965 29.0 24.7 28.1 40.5 30.3 16.6 18.5 15.4 15.5 16.2 21.0 1970 21.4 20.3 23.2 36.5 24.3 13.9 16.0 14.8 13.0 14.4 17.8 1971 22.0 20.5 22.9 37.5 24.8 14.6 16.3 14.8 13.4 14.7 18.3 1972 21.5 20.3 22.7 37.1 24.4 14.8 16.5 15.1 13.6 15.0 18.3 1973 19.8 17.2 22.2 35.3 22.9 15.1 17.5 15.5 13.3 15.3 18.0 Natural increase, per 1,000 1/ 1950 25.1 20.7 25.6 29.1 25.5 12.5 12.6 15.6 11.5 13.5 17.3 1955 23.7 22.1 23.0 25.4 23.7 11.6 11.1 12.4 10.2 11.6 15.5 1960 23.8 20.4 21.6 29.9 24.0 8.4 8.0 9.0 7.7 8.5 13.6 1965 21.0 17.8 19.6 29.6 21.8 7.3 8.8 7.3 5.9 7.3 12.2 1970 14.3 13.6 15.6 27.6 15.8 3.9 5.9 5.7 2.8 4.7 8.9 1971 15.4 14.4 15.4 29.3 17.7 4.5 6.2 6.1 3.2 5.1 9.6 1972 14.5 13.8 14.9 29.1 17.1 4.0 6.1 5.7 2.8 4.8 9.1 1973 13.7 11.9 14.8 27.8 16.7 4.7 7.2 6.4 3.1 5.4 9.3 Fértility rate 2/ 1956 4.16 3.91 4.66 6.62 4.63 2.47 2.52 2.24 2.32 2.37 3.05 1959 3.94 3.44 4.22 6.17 4.31 2.24 2.23 2.04 1.98 2.12 2.76 1965 3.49 3.12 3.68 6.03 3.92 2.19 2.44 2.00 2.10 2.13 2.69 1970 2.54 2.413 2.99 5.32 3.12 1.81 2.11 1.88 1.70 1.86 2.27 1971 2.81 2.70 :2.92 5.72 3.33 1.95 2.11 1.85 1.72 1.89 2.36 1972 2.72 2.53 2.85 5.57 3.24 1.96 2.16 1.87 1.73 1.91 2.34 1/ Life births per 1,000 inhabitants minus deaths per 1,00) inhabitants. 2/ Fertility rate represents the number of children a woman would have if. the age- specific fertility rates .pf the specific year would prevail throughout her childbearing age; the "stabil population lev'l" is around 2.1. Source: Statistical Yearbook,Yugoslavia. Table 3: AGE-SPECIFIC FERTILITY RATES BY REGION, 1972 less Developed Regions Developed Regions Bosnia- Serbia Se Herzegovi a Montenegro Macedonia Kosovo Croatia Slovenia Proper Vovodina Yugo§avia 15-19 49.7 32. 45.7 549.8 52.15 51,.2 58.3 55.8 20-24 182.2 171.6 186.8 279.9 148.7 158.5 151.6 112.2 167.4 25-29 148.7 153.8 177.0 306.4 107.1 114.6 93.3 90.1 130.1 30-34 93.4 101.9 97.7 233.3 54.9 67.1 40.7 38.2 71.8 35-39 49.8 45.8 45.1 153.0 22.! 31.3 1h.0 13.6 33.1 40-45 17.8 15.9 15.5 67.7 5.6 9.2 3.4 3.1 110.3 45-49 1.9 1.3 1.8 13.7 .h .5 .4 .3 1.1 Total Fertility Rate 1/ 2.718 2.534 2.8)8 5.,69 1.959 2.162 1.867 1.729 2.368 1/ The Total Fertility Rate is the sum of the age-specific rates. It represents the number of children a woman would have if the age-specific fertility rate would prevail throughout her childbearing age; the "stable population level" is around 2.1. Source: Statistical Yearbook, Yugoslavia, 197h, Table 202-8. Table 4: INFANT MORTALITY BY REGION, 1950-73 . Iess Developed Regions Developed Regions Bosnia- Serbia Herzegovina ontenegro Macedonia Kosovo Croatia Slovenia Proper Vo dina SFR 1950-54 134.0 813.6 138.8 154.6 110.8 70.6 96.0 120.2 115.7 1955-59 118.2 77.8 126.3 14h.5 83.5 45.5 79.h 89.7 98.5 1960-64 81.5 61.6 117.7 132.3 60.8 30. 63.4 65.9 81.5 1965-69 73.3 415.2 96.6 105.8 42.4 27.0 116.c 59.1 62.5 1970 69.1 29.0 88.0 96.3 34.2 24.5 39.9 35.7 55.5 1971 51.7 27.8. 82.2 89.6 29.5 25.5 37.3 34.5 49.5 1972 48.7 32.3 75.5 78.3 27.6 21.0 33.1 31.7 44.1 1973 49.2 32.1 70.2 82.9 25.8 20.1 33.1 21. 43.3 1/ Per 1,000 live births. Source: Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia, 1964 and 1974, Table 202-3. Table 5: PERSONS TEMIORARILY LIVING ABROAD BY REGION, 1971 Bosnia- Monte- Mace- Serbia Herzegovina ne&ro donia Kosovo LDRs Croatia Slovenia Proper Voj>dina DRs SFRT Total Number 137,351 7,829 54,433 24,361 223,974 224,722 48,0815 114,581 60,545 447,934 671,908 percentage of pop. 37 1.5 3.3 2.0 3.1 5.1 2.8 2.2 3.1 3.6 3.3 percentage of active- 9.2 3.9 7.9 6.3 8.1 9.6 5.4 3.7 5.5 6.0 6.6 Composition () Sex males 78.2 80.B 81.9 95.3 81.1 63.2 59.9 62.3 57.3 61.8 68.6 females 21.8 19.2 18.1 4.7 18.9 36.8 40.1 35.7 42.7 38.2 31.4 Status active 97.3 87.B 91.3 97.7 95.6 88.1 95.3 89.0 77.8 87.8 89.4 dependents 2.7 12.2 8.7 2.3 4.4 11.9 4.7 11.0 22,1 12.2 10.6 AIe 20-29 years 46.8 52.4 47.8 52.7 47.9 41.9 48.2 41.4 43.1 42.6 44.4 other 53.2 47.6 52.2 47.3 52.1 58.1 51.8 58.6 56.9 57.4 55.6 Education 1-3 years 19.5 12.2 8.5 17.3 16.3 7.4 1.7 8.5 7.3 7.1 10.1 4-7 years 54.7 40.4 52.1 46.7 52.7 43.2 32.6 49.4 37.3 42.9 46.1 8 years 12.6 23.8 27.1 29.0 18.3 19.5 30.5 17.7 221 20.6 19.8 secondary 12.1 19.9 11.0 5.7 11.4 26.0 31.3 20.1 28.5 25.4 20.8 tertiary 0.4 2.2 0.8 0.3 0.5 2.0 1.8 2.5 1.3 2.0 1.5 unknown 0.5 1.6 0.6 1.1 0.6 1.9 2.1 1.8 3.5 2.1 1.6 Agricultural Background 62.3 49.9 53.8 62.6 59.9 38.2 29.7 49.4 29.4 39.0 45.9 1/ Census figures; unreported[ temporary migrants are estimated to count for an additional 250-350,000. 2/ Active-migrants as a percentage of total active population including migrants. Source: Statistical-iYearbook, Yugoslavia 1974, Tables 203-14, 202-4. Table 6: MIGRkTION BETWEN REPIJ LICS; GUMULATIVE BY 1971 V (in 1,000)- Bosnia- To: Herzegovina Montenegro Macedonia Croatia Slovenia Serbia Total From: Bosnia-Herzegovina - 8.4 5.3 190..5 17.9 237.9 16o.1 Montenegro 15.9 - 3.6 9.6 1.3 61.2 91.8 Macedonia 4.8 1.2 - 8..4 2.2 64.4 81.1 Croatia 42.3 5.2 4.4 - U.7 188.4 284.9 Slovenia .0.9 1.2 36.5 - 16.6 59.5 Serbia 56.0 21.9 63.9 85,.8 17.0 - 266.7 Total 123.4 37.6 78.4 331.0 83.1 568.5 1,222.0 1/ Number of persons reporting a Republic of birth differently from the Republic of residence. Source: Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia 1974, Table 103-8. Table 7: INDICATORS OF INCOME DISTRIBUTION, 1972 Bosnia- Serbia S F Ry Unit Herzegovina Montenegro Macedonia Kosovo LDRs Croatia Slovenia jroper Votvodina DRs Percentage Number 1. GMP per capita 1972 % of Yug. Av. 67.1 75.0 69.0 32.5 62.0 123.2 195.4 97.2 112.1 120.7 100 Din 11,820 2. 1972 67.2 65.2 68.4 29.5 60.7 123.2 199.8 100.5 104.1 121.4 100 3. 1960 76.9' 56.9 58.7 35.2 64.7 119.6 191.5 94.5 108.0 117.4 100 4. 1952 " 81.0 55.6 66.3 45.7 70.5 115.1 202.9 91.9 87.7 113.6 100 5. Personal inc. per worker, social sector, economic activities ' 92.9 93.31 84.6 83.0 89.8 109.0 116.9 93.3 95.5 103.3 100 Din 21,439 6. Pers. income per active soc. sector " 93.5 93.8 85.5 84.2 90.4 109.5 115.4 93.7 95.7 103.2 100 Din 21,885 7. Pers.inc.per active private sector n 84.0 99.0 89.6 72.5 84.4 119.2 205.4 79.2 146.6 106.7 100 Din 10,305 8. Social 3ector active/total activ . 46.3 56.2 51.5 39.9 47.5 58.5 76.0 41.5 56.8 53.2 51.6 9. Pers. income per active; private/ social sector 2 42.3 50.0 49.1 40.5 44.0 51.3 83.8 39.0 72.1 48.7 47.1 10. Gini-Ratio 1973 0.30 0.30 0.31 0.34 n.a. 0.33 0.32 0.31 0.32 n.a. 0.31 1/ Except where indicated otherwise. 2/ From current price data. 3/ Establishment principle, compare Appendix. 4/ Organization principle, compare Appendix. 5/ National income, compare Appendix. 6/ Excluding unemployed and temporary migrants abroad, on the basis of the 1971 census. Source: Table 9. Table 8: INDICATORS OF ECONOMIC DISPARITY, 1972 Bosnia- Serbia Unit Herzegovina MonteneAr Macedonia Kosovo LDRs Croatia Slovenia Proper Lelvadi a DRs Percentage Unit 1. Employment 2/ /population % 15.0 16.9 17.4 9.0 14.6 23.5 34.1 20.0 22.3 23.4 20.3 2. Fixed assets 3/ per capita % of Yug. Av. 72.9 100.1 66.1 41.2 67.7 125.7 186.6 91.13 107.4 117.6 100 Din 18,942 3. Fixed assets 3/ per worker 3/ 98.4 117.8 79.8 112.0 96.4 108.1 108.6 92.13 94.8 101.2 100 Din 115,180 4. Investment 4/ per capita, 1972 " 84 179 90 52 87 109 165 90 97 107 100 Din 2,314 5. Investment 47 IGMP, 1972 % 24.6 46.8 25.4 31.1 27.4 17.4 16,5 18.2 16.9 17.4 19.6 6. Gross profits 3/ /fixed assets 3/ % 11.0 8.9 11.3 7.4 10.4 12.9 17.2 12.8 13.1 13.8 13.0 7. Net profits 3/ /fixed assets 3/ % 5.3 4.3 5.5 2.4 4.9 6.9 10.1 7.5 7.6 7.8 7.1 8. Gross profits 3/ /investment 3/ % 77.5 40.8 68.2 48.0 66.6 121.9 159.8 106.0 119.1 123.8 106.3 9. Fixed assets 3/ /GMP (- COR) % 2.16 2.54 1.90 2.79 2.18 1.91 1.71 1.91 1.92 1.87 1.93 10. Personal income per worker 3/ % of Yug. Av. 92.9 93.3 84.6 83.0 89.8 109.0 116.9 93.3 95.5 103.3 100 11. Output per worker 3 " 88.0 89.7 81.3 77.6 85.4 109.2 123.0 94.0 95.6 104.8 100 Din 59,573 12. Unit labor coast 3/ " 105.6 104.0 104.1 107.0 105.2 99.8 95.0 99.3 99.9 98.6 100 13. Federal Fund receipts, t --/GMP 7 2.67 7.83 5.03 25.10 5.79 -1.66 -1.74 -1.54 -1.55 -1.62 100 14. Fed.Fund receipts, net 9. 1/investAl % 10.8 16.8 19.8 80.7 21.2 -9.6 -10.5 -8.4 -9.2 -9.3 15. Budget expenditure per capita % of Yug. Av. 116 1:8 109 99 113 72 149 76 139 93 100 Din 1,178 16. Budget expenditureIMP % . 17.2 18.3 15.7 30.5 18.1 5.8 7.6 7.7 12.4 7.7 10.0 17. Budget transfers 6/budget expend. % 13.1 21.5 15.1 34.0 17.5 18. Total transfers 67 per Capita Dinar 390 1,043 604 1,360 658 19. Total transfers f//GMP % 4.9 11.8 7.4 35.5 9.0 1/ Except whore indicated otherwise. 2/ Social sector. 3/ Social sector, economic activities. 4/ Social sector, economic activities, realized investment. / et of o>ntributions of the recipient regions. 6/ Imputed by applying the formulas on total contributions and their allocation to actual 1972 data. Source: Table 9. Table 9: BACKGROUND DATA, TABLES 7 AND 8 Boania- Serbia l_erzegovina 'Montenegro Macedonia Kosovo LDRs Croatia Slovenia Proper oivodina DRs SFi 1. GP, establishment principle 1972 m. Din 30,278 4,775 13,698 4,952 53,703 64,816 40,205 60,813 25,978 191,812 245,515 YB 204-5 2. Population 1971 1000 3,819 539 1,680 1,291 7,329 4,450 1,741 5,292 1,960 13,443 20,772 YB 202-2 3. Pers. income ec. s.s. 1972 m. Din 9,266 1,506 4,155 1,388 16,315 19,894 12,332 17,221 7,475 56,922 73,237 SB # 830 4. Emp. ec. a.s. 1972 1000 465 75.3 229 78.0 847 . 851 492 861 365 2,569 3,416 SB # 830 5. Pers.inc.., total a.s. 1972 m. Din 11,600 1,903 5,331 1,984 20,262 24,262 14,589 21,636 9,076 69,563 90,408 (5) + (17) 6. Empl. s.s. 1972 1000 572 91 292 116 1,071 1,047 594 1,061 437 3139 4,210 YB 203-1 7. NM, priv. sector 1972 m. Din 5,736 724 2,526 1,308 10,794 9,135 3,980 12,71.1 5,031 30,357 40,652 YB 204-6 8. Active private sector 1971/1972 1000 663 71 275 .175 1,184 744 188 1,496 333 2,760 3,945 YB 202-4 9. Fixed assets, ec. B.S. 1972 m. Din 52,720 10,216 21,047 10,065 94,048 105,971 61,533 92,041 39,863 299,408 393,456 SB # 830 10. Investment, cc. 8.S. 1972 m. Din 7,455 2,233 3,481 1,541 14,710 11,248 6,639 11,073 4,391 33,351 48,061 YB 217-1 11. Gross profits 1972 m. Din 5.776 911 2,374 740 9,791 13,706 10,612 11,740 5,228 41,296 51,088 SB # 830 12. Net profits 1972 m. Din 2,776 432 1,157 243 4,608 7,281 6,213 6,906 3,029 23,429 28,038 SB # 830 13. Budget expenditure 1972 m. Din 5,211 873 2,150 1,508 9.742 3,746 3,049 4,709 3,214 14,718 24,460 YB 215-1 14. GM?, social sector 1972 M. Din 24,366 4,026 11,091 3,606 43,089 55,366 36,061 48,203 20,782 160,412 203,501 Ya 204-8 15. G?, organization principle 1972 30,331 4,151 13,579 4,505 52,566 64,777 41,108 62,840 24,103 192,828 245,395 YB 204-3 15. Empl. a.a. non ec. 1972 1000 102 17.4 56 29.7 205 161.7 85.7 194 68.5 510 715 YB 216-IL 17. Pers. inc. non ec., net 1972 m. Din 2,334 397 1,176 596 4,503 4,368 2,257 4,415 1,601 12,641 17,171 YB 220-5 18. (1)/(2) 7,928 8,859 8,154 3,836 7,327 14,565 23,093 11,491 13,254 14,269 11,820 19. Yug. = 100 67.1 75.0 69.0 32.5 62.0 123.2 195.4 97.2 112.1 120.7 100 20. (10)/(2) 1,952 4,143 2,072 1,194 2,007 - 2,528 3,813 2,092 2,240 2,481 2,314 21. Yug. = 100 84.4 179.1 89.6 51.6 36.7 109.2 164.8 90.4 96.8 107.2 100 22. Federal fund:Contribution 473 78 215 70 836 1,074 700 935 403 3,112 3,948 23. Cross allocation: Kosovo - 183 24. Gross allocation: Regions 2 1,280 452 904 1,130 25. Net allocation 807 374 689 1,243 3,112 26. (13)/(2) 1,365 1,620 1,280 1,168 1,329 842 1,751 890 1,640 1,095 1,178 27. Yug. = 100 115.9 137.6 108.7 99.2 112.9 71.5 148.7 75.6 139.3 93.0 100 28. Budget transfer total 684 188 325 513 1,709 1/ 1.94 percent of GMP, social sector. 2/ 0.09 percent of CMP, social sector of Yugoslavia. 3/ Allocation by distribution formula. 4/ 0.84 percent of GMP, social sector of Yugoslavia; allocated by distribution formula,, Table 10: HOUSEHOLD INCOME PER CAPITA /1, 1973 Total Agriculture Mixed Non-Ariculture No. Inc. No. Inc. No. Inc. No. Inc. (1,000) (Din.) (1,000) (Din.) (1,000) (Din.) (1,000) (Din.) Bosnia-Herzegovina 4,007 7,643 1,096 6,104 1,615 6,735 1,319 10,028 Montenegro 506 8,224 83 5,795 196 7,805 229, 9,458 Macedonia 1,809 7,835 459 6,752 562 7,329 783 8,824 Kosovo 1,394 4,967 392 3,892 552 4.780 443 6,154 TrDa 7 71 79 83 1.6 Anl1 0 Afc!) 07). 0 1 f, 5, All I Cf70J A.,J.'. er, I A).-I i, 1 0 jL I o1,8 0 15,060 180 In 6n 30 i68 13 7 1,0)7 -1 6A Serbia Proper 5,56 10,0 0 1,57 , 09R 1,619 8,596 9 70 1' A79 io na 1o30 10 A1 A6 8,71 1 1370 032 11, 70) DRs 13,915 11,612 2,923 7,883 4,385 10,456 6,569 14,066 Yugoslavia 21,561 10,052 4,928 7,034 7,220 8,904 9,394 12,549 /1 Totals and sub-totals do not always add up accurately due to rounding errors in family size data. 'Source: Statistical Bulletin. No. 833 (Household Survey). Yugoslavia. 197). Table 11: IN(DME DISTRIBTUION BY SIZE, 1973 (Individuals, Household Incone Per Capita) Å Ygoslavia Macedonia Toalgilture Total Agricultuiire No. Per Cap. No. Per Cap. o . Per Cap. Household Income (Di.n.) (1,000) (Din.) (1,000) (Dn.)_ (1,00 _in.) (1,000) _Dn) Below 6,000 197.1 2,647 105.7 2,846 8.7 2,354 3.8 2,699 6,000 to below 1.2,00M 689.9 4,679 37ý8.6 3,975 4,8.0 3,433 27.4 2,817 12,000 to below 18,000 1531.7 5,320 622.5 14,646 192.3 3,736 58.4 3,570 18,000 to below 24,000 2353.9 6,152 679.0 5,438 247.5 4,850. 74.6 4,315 24,000 to below 30,000 2699.6 6,997 725.2 6,209 296.4 5,654 79.8 1,.73 30,000 to beloM 12,000 4850.5 8,521 1020.8 6,951 364.3 7,479 68.7 6,033 12,000 to below 5,000 3488.7 10,723 569.7 8,467 275.2 8,783 60.3 7,033 54,000 to below 66,000 236,5.0 12,948 385.6 8,847 171.8 10,199 36.3 5,806 66,000 to below 78,000 1310.3 15,548 160.9 11,305 64.7 11,200 7.9 7,078 78,000 to below 90,000 834.8 17,460 87.1 12,812 24.0 18,279 1.2 23,042 90,000 and above 1200.0 22,580 218.2 17,253 116.5 20,010 27.5 22,294 Total 21561.0 10,052 4953.3 7,034 1809.4 7,835 148.9 6,752 Runding errors and sample errors nay affect sone of the figures. Source: Statistical Bulietin, No. 833, ugos?lavia, 1974. Tabe- o NESf:MTM. OCIT-NO rkWMIC ?%ATA 19n'71 AND 19n7 ICIUJ.1v £>. i VrVU11:Ju. JJ.J1 1 JJ^.L^, .L7 1 J. JUIJJ L f PopU.laIonML Agicl6ra vaioa Natvý LI. Inc. Epoment eoia 4 ec, 1971 Population income 1972 per capita in popula- fixed assets (/0-0) 197u1 ( ) (. n tDin) g 1 '72 . rg i '72 1972- (I.D-n Berovo 19.9 53.0 110.5 5,547 14.h 72 Ri.1 t-. 6o 18.3 1, 309 Brod 15.8 68.1 46.1 2,916 6.8 24 1ebar 18.5 28.2 72.5 3, 11.h 116 Deicevo 21.4 47.6 168.9 7,908 18.9 88 De4 Tiar 15 .7 611 671 1,287 R. A6 Devdelija 27.3 49.h 291.5 10,684 23.3 385 otia 8 5 288.f9997 3.199 9.6 316 Kavadarci 35.1 40.8 354.6 10,095 22.1 347 Kiceo L42 i2.1 165.0 3, 73 10.8 72 Kocani 43.8 51.5 283.4 6,536 15.0 598 Irr+, «1 Cf i n 1,04 1 9RR hS raov 15. vm. "9. 3,2- 10. Kriva Palanka 29.8 55.8 115.0 3,855 10.7 128 Krsero 13.0 59.0 67.6 5,19 10.1 51 Kumanovo 113.4 49.6 70h.6 6,212 12.7 810 egt ino 17-8 168.9 9.h75 21.2 263 Ohrid 54.0 29.1 390-1 79222 19.3 466 Pri 96.h M3.7 1,037.7 10,759 16.7 96L Probistip 15.1 34.9 116.0 7,668 12.2 296 RnAdnvis e5. 6h.7 ih1.h 5, h 51 12.8 107 Resen 23.8 62.7 104.1 4,367 10.9 219 Iopje 389.0 1.9 ),199.0 10,795 29.2 15,809 Struga -8.8 3 .9 194.2 3,976 9.7 241 Strmic~a 76.9 60.9 595.6 7,7hh 13.8 509 Sveti Nikola 21.1 56.2 147.7 6,986 23.8 187 _in hO.7 28.7 hoh.6 10,071 3h.6 69h Tetovo 131.2 55.0 579.2 ,415 10.7 719 Titov VeleR 60.8 30.8 531.2 8,7U4 21.8 718 Valandovo 9.2 66.4 91.9 9,989 15.8 103 Vinica 16.1 61.2 61.7 3.752 10.6 40 Total 1,647.3 39.9 12,401.4 7,528 18.4 25,742 1/ National income 1972 divided by population 1971. 1/ Employment 1972 divided by population 1971. Sources: Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia, 1974, tables 3-2, 3-3. Stanovistvo Vol. VI, Belgrade 1974. Table 13 GMP BY SECTOR AND REPUBLIC, RELATIVE SHARES, 1973 (m. Din, and .) Bosnia Serbia SFRY lerceovina Montenero. Macedonia Rozovo LDRs Croatia Slovenia Proper 2olvodina DRs m. Din. % m.Din. I M.Din m. Din % m. Din P m.Din 1 m. Din % m. Din % .ln 1 Di A &.fQ.. Total Economy 30,138 100.0 37.111 12.1 !5 1.8 17.714 5.8 6.419 2.1 86.825 21.8 80.83 26.4 4.54 16.2 75099 24.5 3:3.918 i.1 239.401 78.2 Social Sector (249,1816) 100.0 (29,761) 11.9 4,67:1 1.9 14,271 5.7 4,654 1.9 53,358 21.4 67,661 27.1 44,287 17.7 58,523 21.4 25,975 10.4 196,446 78.6 Private Sector ( 56,422) 100.0 ( 7.356) 13.0 903. 1.6 3,443 6.1 1,765 3.1 13,467 23.9 .13,169 23.3 5,267 9.3 16,576 29.4 7,943 14.1 42,955 76.1 Agriculture and Forestry 59.451 100,0 6,94, 11.7 910 1.5 4.217 7.1 1 2.9 13.814 23.2 13.495 22.7 4355 7.3 15948 26.8 11.839 19.9 45.631 76.8 Social Sector FI (16,272) 100.0 (1,599) 9.. 191 1.2 1,383 8.5 338 2.1 , 3,511 2i.6 4,086 25.1 1,442 8.9 2,175 13.4 5.056 31.1 12,761 78.4 Private Sector (43,179) 100.0 (5,347) 12.4 719 1.7 2,834 6.6 1,403 3.2 10,303 23.9 9,409 21.8 2,913 6.7 13,773 31.9 5,781 15.7 32,876 76.1 Industry 110.273 100.0 14,0 12.7 !lot 1.5 6.340 5.7 2.189 2.0 24.242 22.0 27.626 25.1 22.5'2 20.4 25.565 2.2 10298 9.3 6 03, 78.0 Construction 33.782 100.0 5.175 15.3 851 2.5 1.958 5.8 31 2.8 8.913 26.4 9,287 27.5 5I.15 15.3 723 22.8 2673 7.9 248I 73.5 Social Sector (28,594) 100.0 (4,044) 14.1 777 2.7 1,702 6.0 716 2.5 7,239 25.3 8,001 28.0 4,477 15.7 6,571 23,0 2,305 8.1 21,354 74.7 Private Sector ( 5,188) 100.0 (1,129) 21.8 74 1.4 256 4.9 215 4.1 1,674 32.3 .1,286 24.8 708 13.6 1,152 22.2 368 7.1 3,514 67.7 Transport and Cosunications 23.I02 100.0 2.591 10.9 628 2.6 1.065 4.5 297 1.2 4 19.3 7.886 33.1 3.666 15.4 *j086 25.6 1 6.6 9214 80.7 Social Sector (22,255) 100.0 (2,393) 10.8 600 2.7 985 4.4 276 1.2 4,254 19.1 7,400 33.3 3,368 15.1 5,748 25.8 1,485 6.7 18,001 80.9 Private Sector ( 1,547) 100.0 ( 205) 13.3 28 1.8 80 5.2 21 1.4 334 21.6 486 31.4 298 19.3 338 21.8 91 5.9 1,213 78.4 Trade and Catering 67.O69 100.0 7 121 10.5 1.38 2.0 3620 5.3 9 .1.6 1 19.5 19377 28.6 11593 17.1 17.102 25.3 6 9.4 54 80.5 Social Sector (66,520) 100.0 (6,959) 10.5 1,369 2.1 3,587 5.4 1,070 1.6 12,985 19.5 18,949 28.5 11,371 17.1 16,936 25.5 6,278 9.4 53.534 80.5 Private Sector ( 1,149) 110.0 ( 169) 14.7 18 1.6 33 2.9 22 1.9 242 21.1 428 37.2 222 19.3 166 14.4 91 7.9 907 78.9 Handicrafts 9.-k9 100.0 1.041 10.8 8i9 0.9 428 4. 150 1 1 710 17.7 2,573 26.5 2.011 10Q. 329 24.0 IQ 11.0 7.91 82.3 Social Sector ( 4,335) 100.0 ( 537) 12.4 25 0.6 188 4.3 46 1.1 796 18.4 1,013 23.4 889 20.5 1,182 27.3 454 10.5 3,538 81.6 Private Sector ( 5,359) 100.0 ( 506) 9.4 64 1.2 240 4.5 104 1.9 914 17.1 1,560 29.1 1,126 21.0 1,147 21.4 612 11.4 4,445 82.9 Comrnunal Services 1.556 100.0 16 12.0 38 2.4 855.5 1.2 32921.1 587 37.7 17 12.7 346 22.2 6.2 .22 78.9 Residual 1 lI Includes all forestry. Source: Statistical Yearbook of Yugos1ais, 1974, Table 204-7. Table 14G: MP ]BY SECTOR AND RERIBLIC, COMPARATIVE STRUCTULE, 1973 (% Share) Bosnia Herze- Monte- Mace- Slo- Serbia Voj- SFRY govina ngro donia Kosovo LDRs Croatia enia Proper vodina URs Total Economy 100.0 100.0 100,0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Social Sector 8 P2 3 80 ~71. 7 737 ~9-. ~77-.9 Tå -2 Private Sector 18.4 19.8 16.2 19.4 27.5 20.2 16.3 10.6 22.1 23.4 17.9 Agriculture and Forestry 19.4 18.7 16.3 23.8 27.2 20.7 16.7 8.8 21.2 3U.9 19.1 Social Sector /1 ~5.3 I.3 3.' 7.B ~~77 ~~3 ~3- 2.9 2.9 fi.9 -3 Private Sector .14.1 14.4 12.9 16.0 21.9 15.4 i.6 - 5.9 18.3 20.0 13.7 Industry 36.0 37.8 30.0 35.8 34.1 36.3 3_4.2 5.5 _314 .0 30.1-4 35.9 Construction 11.0 13.9 15.2 11.1 ij.5 13.3 11 10.5 10.3 7.9 10.1 Transport and Communication 7.8 7.0 11.3 -6.0 4.6 6.9 9.8 7.h 8.1 4.6 8.0 Social Sector ~7~3 ~~ 10 T ~~3 ~T ~ ~ ~RU -91 6.8 -C ~¯76 -~ ~ Private Sector 0.5 0.6 0.5 0.1L 0.3 0.5 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.3 0.5 Trade and Catering 22.3 19.2 24.9 20.4 17.0 19.8 23.9 23.3 22.8 18.8 22.7 Social Sector 21.7 -1 T ~2T.7 20.2 ~6~ ~19~4 2.4 22.9 ~71.6 ~9.5 2?.3 Private Sector 0. 0.5 0.3 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.4 0.2 0.3 0.11 Handicrafts 3.2 2.8 1.6 2..1 2.3 2.5 3.2 4.1 3.1 3.1 3.h Social Sector 1.h ~f~ -0.3¯ - 1.1 ~0.7 ~1.? ~3 1.8 1.~3 1 ~1 I -. i Private Sector 1.8 1..4 1.1 1.3 1.6 1.3 1.9 2.3 1.5 1.8 1.9 Communal Services 0.5 o. 0.7 0. 0. 05 0.7 0.4 0. 0 o.5 /1 Includes all 'orestry. Source: Table 14. ТаЫе 15; Сl1Р IN INDUSIЖY 1lY ERAN�C11 AND REPIJHL'[С: RELATIVE 511ЛRL'S, 197Э � • 1;т. D1n. дnд Х,) Basnla - Se[bia SFRY Herceaovlnл Т11оп[епер,го Haccdnnla Koaovo I.DRe _ Ггоа[!а _ Sloveпla �Ртл с� r_ Vojvodlna DRe 1в. D1n. х, т_1)1п. �У, uL. D1n _Х ,т. D1n R т_Din %. т_101п Х_ т.�,п _2 gi. D'о х т. Atr1 х w. D�lц 7_ ц�D1л _7 ТоСа1 Indust.ry L 1110,273 100.0 14,iц�2 12.7 1,�672 .1_5 , 6.340 5.7 2jL84 2.(1 2�242 21.9 27�,626 25_1 22�542 20.4 25,56!i 2Э.2 10,298 9.Э 8б.0Э1 Т8_1 Е1ес[ric c:nergy 7,201 100.Ф 1,L90 16.5 177 2.5 Э79 5.Э 266 7.7' 2,iD12 27.9 1„56Э 21.7 932 12.9 .2,27Е1 З1.6 4�l6 5.8 5,189 ]'2.1 Соа1 апд Coke Э,20Э 100.Oi 1,Эб2 42.5 Э1 1.0 2 0.1 25Э 7.4 1,�648 51.5 171 5.Э 668 20.9 704� 22.0 12 0.4 1,555 4�8.5 Petrolcum 3,248 100.0 272 8.4 - 0.0 - 0.0 - 0.(1 272 8.4 1„88Э 58.0 97 ).0 3Ei 1.1 960 29.6 2,976 91.6 Fеггоив Nc[a11ur�;y 4,272 100.0 1,619 Э7.9 Э05 7.1 Э21 7.5 - 0.(1 2,'245 52.6 ВЗ5 19.5 918 21.5 24i! 5.7 32 O,J 2,021 47.4 Non-fcrroшs HetaLlurgy 4,475 100.0 �t32 5.2 238 5.Э 377 8.4 607 13.Ei 1,454 Э2.5 295 6.6 556 12.4 2,13(1 47.6 41 0„9 Э,022 67.5 Nомтс[а1 MlneraL Products 2,462 100.0 287 11.7 17 0.7 З10 12.6 44 1.Et i658 26.7 451 1,В.З 442 18.0 741. Э0.1 !71 6„9 1,805 Т3.Э ЧеСд1 Ргодис[в 19,250 100.0 2,�i56 12.8 131 0.7 471 2.4 96 O.:i 3,154 16.4 Э„476 LB.1 4,98Э 25.9 6,084 31.6 1,55Э 8.,1 16,096 Е'�3.6 Shi�pbu11d1ng 1,791 100.0 - 0.0 51 2.8 - 0.0 - 0.(1 51 2.8 1„543 86.2 l0 0.6 7Т 4.Э 109 6.,,1 1,7Э9 9�7.2 Е1есцlс dqulpmcn�t 5,385 100.0 462 8.6 48 0.9 162 Э.О 52 1.(1 724 13.5 1„Э27 2�4.6 1,7Э4 Э2.2 1,24(1 2Э.0 Э58 6.7 4,659 86.5 С'.гс,пlсдls 9,С55 100.0 ,713 8.9 18 0.2 б49 8.i 11б 1.4 i,49b 18.б 2„457 Э�0.5 1,Ь72 20.В 1,797! 2Т.2 ЬJ9 7.9 6,560 F1I.4 Bu11d1ng Ftaterlaas 5,112 100.0 442 8.6 ЭЭ 0.6 448 8.8 112 2.7! 1,0Э5 20.2 1„614 Э1.б 749 14.7 99Е1 19.5 715 14,0 4,076 Т9.8 Wood Pzoductв 8,165 100.0 1,808 22.1 19Э. 2.4 Э42 4.2 5Э O.Ei 2,395 29.Э 2„056 25.2 2,Э09 28.Э 92Т 11.4 479 5.9 5,771 Т0.7 Рдрr_т апд Рарек Тroducts 2,10Э �100.0 �'ь5Э 21.5 56 2.7 67 3.2 9 0.4ь :585 27.8 997 1�8.7 54В 26.1 428 20.й 149 7..1 1,518 Т2.2 Тсх[i]са 1Э,686 100.0 1,21Э В.9 176 1.Э 1,126 .В.2 265 1.9� 2,'780 20.Э Э„554 26_.0 Э,265 2Э.9 2,71i! 19.8 1,375 10„0 10,906 Т9.7 Lcather апд Leather Ртод. 3,10Э 100.0 �i21 1Э.б 30 1.0 170 5.5 52 1.Т i673 21.7 793 25.6 806 26.0 47.'1 15.2 Э58 1l„5 2,430 78.Э RиЫ�сг and Rubбcs Prod. 1,16Э 100.0 16 1.4 Ь 0.5 8 0.7 Э5 3.(1 65 5.6 Э29 2i9.3 ЭЗ9 29.1 401. Э4.4 ЗО 2„6 1,099 94.4 Роол РroссавlпВ 1о,би9 1оо.о 674 б.з 9о о.е s19 4.9 9з о.9 1,З7б 1г.9 з„zss з0.ь 1,s1o 14.2 2,080 19.5 2,4z8 zz.8 9,27з е,7.1 Printing and Pub:L1s1i1ng 3,b64 100.0 a17 5.9 26 . 0.7 118 3.2 19 1.] 400 �0.9 1„02Э 27.9 622 17.0 1,25.'t 34.2 Э65 10.0 Э,263 89.1 ТоЬассо 2,584 100.0 ;177 6.8 45 1.7 865 3Э.5 93 3.Ei 1,t80 45.7 ЗВО 14.7 �227 8.8 753 29.1 45 1,J 1,405 5,4.Э GLber 701 100.0 27 3.9 2 0.Э 8 1.1 5 0.Т 42 6.0 229 Э2.7 154 22.0 214i 30.5 62 8„8 659 94.0 L Alanufacturing„ mining and q�uarrying. � 5оигсе; Statia[1сд1 Ycarbaok о1: Yugoa'lavla, 1974, 7РаЫв 204-7. Table 16 CTMP IN INDUSTRY BY BRANCH AND RRPUBLiC) COMPARATIVE STRUCTURE, 1973 (% Share) Bosnia fferze- Monte - 19a ce - Slo - Serbia Vo,) - SFRY govina U2Zr2_ donia K4:)sov(:) LDRs Croatia, venia Proper vodina - DRs Total, industry 100.0 100.0 100.0 '100.10 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.01 100.0 100.0 100.0 Fle(,l.ric Fnergy 6.5 8.5 10-6 6.o 12.2 8.3 5.7 4.1 8.9 4.0 6.0 Coal and Coke 2.9 9.7 1.13 11.6 6.8 o.6 3.0 2.8 0.1 1.8 Crude Petroleum 3.0 1.9 0 - - 1.1 6.8 0.4 0.1 9.3 3 .5 Ferroijs Metallurgy 3.9 ll.5 18.2 5-0 - 9.2 3.0 h.1 1.0 o.3 "). 4 Non-ferrous Metallurgy 4.1 1.7 14.2 5.'9 27 -7 6.0 1.1 2.5 8.3 0.4 -1.5 Non-mPtal Mineral Products 2.2 2.0 1.0 It. q 2.0 2.7 1.6 2.0 2.9 1.7 12 . I 14c,tal Products 17.5 17-5 7.13 7-h 4.14 13 .0 12.6 22.1 23 .8 l5a 18 .7 Shiplbii ildi ng 1.6 - 3.1 - - 0-2 5.6 - 0.3 1.1 12.0, El--ctric Machinery and Equipment 4.9 3.3 2. 9 2.6 2.14 3:o 4.8 7.7 4.9 3.5 -;.4 Chemicals and Chemical Products 7.3 5.1 1.1 10.2 5.3 6.2 8.9 7.4 7.0 6.2 7.6 Building Materials 4.7 3.2 2.0 7.1 5. 1, 4.3 5.8 3.3 3.9 6.9 4-7 Wood 7-4 12.9 11.170 5-14 2.14 9-9 7.4 10. 2 3.6 4-7 6. 7 Paper and Paper Prochicts 1.9 3.2 3-3 1.1 0.11 2.4 1.4 2.4 1.7 1.5 l.8 Textiles 12-4 8.6 lo. 15 17 A 12.1 ll.4 11-2.9 14.5 lo.6 1-3.3 1'. .7 Leather 2.8 3.0 1.8 2.7 2.14 2.8 2.9 3.6 1.9 3.5 en.8 Rubber 1.1 0.1 0.14 0.1 1.6 0.3 .1.2 1.5 1.6 0.3 1-3 Food Processing 9.7 4.8 5-4 8.2 4.,? 5.7 11-8 6.7 8.1 23.6 lo. 8 Printing and Publishinfly 3.3 1.5 1.45 1.19 1.8 1.6 3.-7 2.8 4.9 3.5 3.8 Tobacco 2.3 1-3 2.' 13 -6 4.2 4.9 1.4 1.0 2.9 O.h 1.6 Other o.6 0.2 0.1 0.1 0. 0.2 0.8 0.7 0.8 o.6 o.8 ,/l Manufacturing, mining, and quarrying. Source; Table 16. P~a 1 of 3 Ta b 7 :SAVV nF MAr.OTYTIA T TOTAT. TTrST.AV PROnnTCTTOV OF SELECTED INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS, 1973 Share of SRM in Industrial Group SFmY sMn Yugoslavia Ferrous Metallurgy Iron ore '000 tons 4,671 746 16.0 Crude iron '000 tons 1,95 2.9 12.7 Crude steel '000 tons 2,676 367 7 Rolled goods '000 tons 2, 291 1.h Thick and medium sheets '000 tons 365 212 58.1 Non-Ferrous Metallurgy Copper ore 14,206 -- -- Lead-Zinc ore '000 tons 3,196 612 19.1 Chromium ore tons 9,594 9,289 96.8 Manganese ore ton 9,718 -- -- Ferro alloys tons 154 39 25.3 Refined lead 98,033 6,616 6.7 Rolled products of aluminum and aluminum alloys tons 89,137 2.A9O 2.9 N'o-MtalicMiJnera l ProduIcts Firecl~-ay refaory maeria tons 100S 1.867 10.5 Bricks (basic) tons 93,80 6,450 6.9 veramcLL, 0_LU%chnJ.Are a tableware tons 9,992 5,109 51.1 t4 1,), - qt 30.9 Cjeramic ware for construcin 11,9W3_12 3. Xle Va.1. I Wt _UC a.s Iron castings I00 tons 382 1 -- Steel castings tons 53,059 -- -- ,r.Lo %0- .& ..,---- -- . ld. machinery tons 12,S4 299 2.4 B'ses No. 3.987 6L1 16.1 Electric Machinery andEuimn Ca11e .Ad a4mila3 p _ons 82Tv^30 -- -- wcbuJ.Lws C&W ~ - Insulated electric conductors (other than cables) tons 28.326 3,288 11.6 Refrigerators '000 663 67 10.1 Table 17 Page 2 of 3 % Share . L~ISJ o.f Lk.L LRMIn Commodity SFRY SRM Yugoslavia Chemicals and Chemical.Products Caustic soda tons 93,166 7,035 7.6 Artificial matter tons 1 9 1,70 .1 3 PVC powder tons 19,218 5,1h 26.8 PolyseryloItrl fir -.ons44 13,26 1 13,261 100.0 PVC primary goods tons 40,705 2,689 6.6 Soap n0n nons 2,0 2,I0 a . Detergents 15% tons 152,724 12,161 8.0 - - - i oh. r1. than footwear tons 73,524 3,286 4.5 vinyl asbestos tons 12,227 3,68 28.h B. nu)iig Mate rls- Stone and marble slabs '0 m--2 1. L. 93 Bricks m 2,980 225 7.6 fCement1 '0r00 4-ons 6,374 9I3 1-.9 Roofing felt tons 72,814 2,348 3.2 Wood Products Furniture '000 suites 460 80 17.h Paper Products Printing and writing paper '000 tons 157 10 6.4 Textile Products Woolen yarn tons 41,942 4,667 11.1 Cotton fabrics Dil in2 361), q,_ Woolen fabrics '000 m2 60,274 3,849 6.4 Made-up underwear 100 m2 112,832 17,627 15.6 Made-up outerwear 100 m2 81,L424 3,783 14.6 Knitted goods tons 21,591 1,311 6.1 Leather Products Leather (upper) '000 m2 1,185 1,545 10.9 Leather footwear '000 pir17 2,0 W.9 Leather outerwear '000 m2 2,986 294 9.8 Table 17 Page 3 of 3 % Share of SRM in Commodity SFRY SRM Yueoslavia Fbod Products Pastry products tons 5h,448 2,857 5.2 Canned vegetables tons 103,231 14,000 13.6 Edible vegetables tons 168,322 l0.h65 6.2 Sweets and confectionery tons 77,487 4,151 5.4 Ground paprika tons L.300 1,197 27.8 Tobacco Products Fermented tobacco tons 57,383 26,039 h.h Cigarettes tons 37,25 7,789 20.9 Source: Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 1974, Table 208-8. Table 18 : SRM, GROSS MATERIAL PRODUCT BY SECTORS, 1952-73 /1 (III. Din.: in constant 1966 prices) 1952 1955 1960 1965 1970 1973 Industry 246.0 363.0 756.0 1411.0 2361.0 3461.0 Agriculture 731.0 1008.0 1277.0 1538.0 1846.0 2131.0 Forestry 1h.0 30.0 48.0 55.0 56.0 55.0 Construction 185.0 203.0 2h8.0 764.0 748.0 7h8.0 Transportation & Commu, nications 90.0 115.0 20h.0 286.0 . 57.0 Handicrafts 99.0 130.0 I?0.0 2. 3 )20.0 392.0 Others /2 -- - 22. 27. 32.0 Total Macedoia 16h2.0 22060 317.0 2.-n 7006.0 p20.0 Social Sector 1164.0 1177.0 2016.0 3832.0 5550.0 7139.0 Private Sector h78.0 1029.0 1171.0 1320.0 lh56.0 16081.0 Total Yugoslavia 31657.0 41391.0 65161.0 93372.0 125009.0 1h8267.0 SRM/SFFY (%) 5.2 5.3 4.9 5.5 5.6 5.9 Per capita 5M in Dinars 1283.0 163h.0 2288.0 34l9.0 4301.0 5173.0 Per canita SFRY in Dinars 1885.0 2366.O 3166.0 J8ogO 6137.0 7075.0 Per cpt SRM/SFR: () 68.1 69.1 66.0 71.2 70.1 73.1 /1 Three-year averges except 1952 and 1973. 72 Mainly communal activities which prior to 1960 were not included in the OMP accownts Sources Institute of- Statistics of Macedonia and Statistical Yarbook of Yugoslavia, 197h, Tables 204-1 and 202-2. Table 19: -FatE AlD) SM, DISTRIBUTION OF GMP BY SECTORS, 1952-73 (in Din.; in constant 1966 prices) 19-2 1970 1973 SRM F-RY SRM SFRY SRM SFY SRM SFRY SRM SFRY SRM SFRY Industry 15.0 22.0 16.4 24.7 2:3.7 28.9 27.4 34.6 33.7 36.2 39.2 37.3 Agriculture 44.7 33.2 45.7 34.3 4o.1 31.6 29.8 24.:3 26.3 20.8 2.2 19.6 Forestry 0.9 3.9 1.4 :2.7 1.5 1.9 1.1 1.5 0.8 1.2 0.6 1.1 Construction 11.3 10.6 9.2 9.1 7.8 8.1 14.8 9.0 10.7 9.3 8.5 9.1 Transportation & Communications 5.5 6.5 5.2 6.6 6. 7.3 5.6 7.2 6.3 7.7 6.2 7.7 Trade and Catering 16.6 16.5 16.2 15.3 15.2 16.4 16.2 17.13 17.:2 19.4 L6.5 19.9 Handicrafts 6.0 7.3 5.9 7.3 5.3 5.7 4.7 5.1 4.6 14.9 4.4 4.9 Others /2 0.. .. .. .. .1 0.4 0.5 0.h 0.5 0.h 0.4 Totals 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 Social Sector 70.9 67.1 53.4 6:3.3 63.3 70.0 74.4 77.6 79.2 79.9 80.9 81.1 Private Sector 29.1 32.9 46.6 36.7 36.7 30.0 25.6 22.4 20.8 20.1 19.1 18.9 /1 Three-year average except for 1952 and 1973. 77 Mainly communal activities. Sources: Table 18 and Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 1974., Tables 204-1 and 202-2. Table 20: R", rRnSS, MATRIAL, PROMTPT BY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY /1, 1952-73 (in constant 1966 prices; in Din.) , ~ ~ ~ ~ ø ^ 'r 9Nz r, In"* 9f,- i 9 l~l 9f Slectric energy 14 27 89 126 263 259 199 257 Petroleum - - - - - - - - rerrous metalurgy - - 32 77 2 Non-ferrous metalug "7 «2 76 86 168 l")11 8 -wdLLurgy £4 f ~ :UU c-4 iLL ±. u-L4± .L J Non-metal mineral prod. 3 8 56 83 122 138 150 158 Metal products Il 17 53 ILB 1ho ±5 197 191 Shipbuilding - - - - - - - - Electric equipment - 1 6 3" 39 h2 Chemicals 7 8 17 115 287 32) 365 hL7 Building materials 11 16 L 8L 160 167 212 207 Wood products - 11 22 5 105 115 13h Pater products - 1 2 6 2 2 2 28 Tetiles 27 97152 26 386 h35 509 Leather & Leather prod. 11 10 18 h4 60 63 71 71 Ruber & ruUer prud.- Food processing 19 32 72 1L5 182 195 ?0? 232 Printing & publising 8 15 28 61 50 $6 Tobacco 86 105 125 205 206 212 226 250 Others 1 - 2 3 3 To.t al 26 3 7A 2 1,1£9 9 9,3 R75 3,7 3,6 /1 Establishment principle. Source: Institute of Statistics of Macedonia. Tablet 21 : SRM: THE STRUCTURE AND CROWIN OF CMP, 1952-73 L (in 1966 Prices; ND million and %) Value in Din. mil. m Comoitim Annual % Growth Rate 1952/53- 1957/58- .1962/63- 1967/68- 1970/71- 1952-53 1957-58 1962-63 1967-68 1970-11 1972-73 1952-53 1957-58 1962-63 1967-68 1970-71 1972-73 J957/58 1962/63 1967/68 1970/71 1972'73 Industry 245 557 958 1,657 2,557 3.274 13.45 20.16 25.48 29.71 34.76 38.54 17.9 .11.5 11.6 9.1 13.2 Agriculture 832 1,309 1,295 1,615- 1,898 2,024 45.66 47.38 34.44 28.96 25.80 23.83 9.5 - 0.2 4.5 3.3 3.3 Forestry 14 44 53 55 56 56 0.77 1.59 1.41 0.99 0.76 0.66 26.0 3.8 0.8 0.4 0.0 Construction 235 178 400 628 766 768 12.90 6.44 10.64 11.26 10.41 9.04 -4.5 17.5 9.4 4.1 0.1 Transport and Conimunication 110 145 230 358 459 527 6.04 5.25 6.12 1.42 6.24 (.20 5.5 9.7 9.3 4.3 7.1 Trade and Catering 287 379 618 964 1,261 1,433 15.75 13.72 16.44 17.29 17.14 16.87 5.7 10.3 9.3 5.5 6.4 Handicraft 99 151 192 276 331 381 5.43 5.46 5.11 4.95 4.50 4.49 8.8 4.9 3.7 3.7 7.3 Other - - 1.4 24 28 31 - - 0.36 0.42 0.39 0.37 - - 11.4 3.1 5.2 Total CIP I122 2.763 3760 5577 73 8494 100.130 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 8.7 6.4 8.2 5.7 7.5 Social Sector 1,207 1,471 2,604 4,226 5,868 6,901 66.25 53.24 69.26 75.78 79.77 81.25 4.1 12.1 10.2 6.8 8.4 Private Sector 615 1,292 1,156 1,351 1,488 1,593 33.75 46.76 30.74 24.22 20.23 18.75 16.0 - 2.0 3.2 2.0 3.5 /1 By astablishwmnt principle. ource: Institute of Statistics of the SRM. Table 22: SRM AND SFRY, EM4PLOYMENT, 1952-72 (.in '90Q) 1 9 7 2 1952 _ 1962 1' 1967 Orgaizations FEstablishments SRM SFRY SRM SFRY SRK SFRY SRM SFRY SRM SFRY Industry 19.9 562 57.3 1165 76.9 1352 101.5 1613.5 104.5 1653.6 Agriculture 9.5 129 32.9 310 27.7 276 30.5 245.6 25.9 196.0 Forestry :2.4 84 5.1 90 3.0 69 3.0 67.9 3.5 59.9 Construction 14.5 217 27.3 330 28.3 312 30.2 373.4 38.8 533.6 Transport and Communications 6.3 139 11.7 224 12.8 249 15.7 288.6 15.6 290.5 Trade and Catering 12.0 161 18.0 314 20.9 366 28.9 514.7 36.7 593.1 Handicraft 4.3 104 14.3 247 14.7 237 20.5 265.8 3.3 70.9 Communal Services 1.8 39 3.9 97 5.4 99 7.7 120.0 1.2 18.6 Total Economic Activities 70.7 1435 170.5 2777 189.7 2960 238.2 3489.5 229.5 3416.2 Total Non-Economic Activities 18.7 297 38.2 541 43.7 589 53.4 714.6 53.4 71.4.6 Grand Total 92.4 1732 212.0 3318 233.4 3561 291..6 4210.1 282.9 4130.8 1/ By "organizational principle": counted by primary activity of the respective enterprise, annual average. 2/ By "establishment principle": counted by actual activity , social sector. 3/ Includes about 3,000 private employees not distributed by sector. Source: Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 1968, Table 202-2 and 1973, Table 203-2. Statistical Yearbook of Macedonia, 1974, p. 62, and Institute of Statistics of Macedonia. Statistical Bulletin, No. 830, Yugoslavia, 1972. Table 23: MACEDONIA: EMPLOYMENT BY BRANCH OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY, 1952-74 /l (in '000) 1952 1955 1960 1965 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 Industry 19.9 31.9 52.6 74.7 85.9 94.0 101.5 107.1 113.7 Agriculture 9.5 16.7 29.2 31.3 27.2 27.7 30.4 31.7 :33.1 Forestry 2. 4 .7 3.5 3.6 2.7 2.8B 3.0 .3.1 3.3 Construction 14.5 27.2 25.3 29.5 28.0 28.5 29.2 27.9 :28.4 Transport &: Cowummnication 6.3 7.0 9.9 13.1 13.9 14.7 15.6 15.9 16.4 Trade and Catering 12.0 11.3 14.1 20.4 25.6 27.4 28.7 30.6 33.1 Handicraft 4.3 7.1 11.8 13.2 16.0 16.9 18.6 18.2 ;9.4 Housing & Communal Services 1.8 2.4 3.0 5.1 6.3 7.1 7.4 7.7 7.9 Total Economic Activities 70.7 108.3 149.6 190.9 205.6 219.1 234.4 242.2 255.3 Total Non-Economic Activities 18.7 24.3 34.4 42.6 49.1 51.3 53.4 55.4 58.0 Culture and Social Welfare 10.5 13.7 21.9 29.1 35.7 38.0 39.7 41.2 43.0 Of which: - Education .. .. (12.3) (16.1) (19.5) (20.1) (20.8) (21.3) (21.8) - Health .. ( 6.5) ( 8.8) (10.2) (10.6) (11.2) (11.6) (12.3) Government Administration 8.2 10.6 12.5 13.5 13.4 13.3 13.7 14.2 15.0 Total Social Sector 89.4 132.6 184.0 233.5 254.7 270.4 287.8 297.6 313.3 /1 Organizational principle. Sources : Institute of Statistics of Macedonia. Table 24: FOREIGN TRADE: STRUCTURE OF IMPORTS, 1962-74 (in Din, and 'X) AV ER AG E STR UC TU RE GR 0w Ti I NDEX 1967-68/ 1970-71/ 1972-73/ 1974/ 1962-63 1967-68 1970-71 1972-73 1974 1962-63 1967-68 1970-71 1972-73 11974 1962-63 1967--68 1970-71 1972-73 Industry 604.0 1236.3 2574.0 2785.0 5721.6 91.60 92.35 95.09 94.47 94.85 204.7 208,2 - 108.2 205.4 Electric Energy 7.9 20.3 36.1 33.6 123.9 1.20 1.52 1.33 1.14 2.05 259.0 177.8 93.1 368.8 Petroleum 0.5 8.7 14.9 93.7 142.2 0.08 0.65 0.55 3.18 2.36 1740.0 171.3 628.9 151.8 ferrous Metallurgy 56.3 154.2 755.8 529.6 1455.0 8.54 11.52 27.92 17.97 24.12 273.9 ti90.1 70.1 274.7 Non-ferrous Itetallurgy 8.0 15.6 .59.6 65.5 221.3 1.21 1.17 2.20 2.22 3.67 195.0 382.1 109.9 337.9 Non-metal Nineral Products 22.6 39.3 55,9 81.3 165.0 3.43 2.94 2.07 2.76 2.74 173.9 142.2 145.4 203.0 Metal Products 267.9 432.4 788.4 879.0 1224.4 40.63 32.30 29.13 29.82 20.30 161.4 182.3 111.5 139.3 Electric Equipment 47.5 77.0 115.9 122.4 215.5 7.20 5.75 4.28 4.15 3.57 162.11 150.5 105.6 176.1 Chemicals 70.9 128.9 270.9 368.2 1010.7 10.75 9.63 10.01 12.49 16-.75 181.8 210.2 135.9 274.5 Building Materials - - 6.3 10.9 19.9 - - 0.23 0.37 0.33 173.0 182.6 Wood Products 16.7 6.2 47.8 .22.7 147.8 2.53 0.46 1.77 0.77 2.45 37.1 771.0 47.5 651.1 Paper Products 2.1 14.3 36.4 50.8 126.8 0.32 1.07 1.34 1.72 2.10 682.0 254 .6 139.6 249.6 Textiles 92.3 242.8 242.8 330.1 664.5 14.00 18.14 8.97 11.20 11.02 263.1 0 136.0 201.3 Leather and Leather Products 0.6 32.0 71.2 55.4 92.6 0.09 2.39 2.63 1.88 1.54 5333.3 222 5 77.8 167.2 Rubber and Rubber Products 3.1 31.2 21.1 34.1 n.a. 0.47 .2.33 0.78 1.16 - 1006.5 67,6 161.6 - Food Processing 0.5 26.9 24.1 64.1 85.1 0.08 2.01 0.89 2.17 1.41 5380.0 89,6 265.0 132.8 Printing and Films 1.8 4.0 9.5 12.6 17.7 0.27 0.30 0.35 0.43 0.29 222.2 237.5 132.6 140.5 Tobacco and Cigarettes 5.3 2.4 16.5 31.1 9.2 0.80 0.18 0.61 1.05 0.15 45.3 687.5 188.5 55.8 of uhich, Cigarettes A nriculture and Forestry 55.4 102.4 132.8 162.9 310.8 8.40 7.64 4.91 _ 5.53 5.15 184.8 129.7 122.7 190.8 Crops Ccreala 3.4 10.1 31.6 46.9 107.9 0.52 0.75 1.17 1.59 1.79 297.1 312.9 148.4 230.1 Orchards 8.4 21.1 5.9 14.4 46.9 1.27 1.58 0.22 0.49 0.78 251.2 28.0 244.1 325.7 Cattle 41.8 66.6 79.2 76.3 101.9 6.34 4.97 2.93 2.59 1.69 159.3 118.9 96.3 133.6 Fishing - 0.1 3.4 6.6 5.7 - 0.01 0.13 0.22 0.09 - - 194.1 86.4 Home Processing 1.0 3.9 10.1 14.7 20.9 0.15 0.29 0.37 0.50 0.35 390.0 259.0 145.5 142.2 Forestry - 0.4 1.0 0.9 27.5 - 0.03 0.04 0.03 0.45 - 250.0 90.0 3055.6 Other 0.8 0.2 1.6 3.2 - 0.12 0.01 0.06 0.11 - - 800.0 200.0 - Total Imports 659.4 1338.7 2706.8 2947.9 6032.4 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 203.0 202.2 109.9 204.6 Sources: Statistical Yearbook of Macedonia, various issues, and S1-1, Institute of Statistics and Institute of Planning. Table 25: FOREIGN TRADE- STRUCTURE OF XPORTS, 1962-74 (in Din, and %) AVERAGE STRUCTURE (__ RQWT 1 NDEX _______________ ______________ ____- 1967-68/ 1970-71/ 1972-73/ 1962-63 1967-68 1970-71 1972-73 1974 1962-63 1967-68 1970-71 1972-73 1974 1962-63 1967-68 1970-71 1974 indlusy 199.0 433.5 928.8 1663.8 3170.8 36.61 50.25 64.63 74.33 81.516 217.8 214.3 179.1 190.6 Electric Energy - 6.8 - - - - 0.79 - - - - - - Petroleum - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ferrous Metallurgy 0.5 4.3 132.9 289.4 532.9 0.09 0.50 9.25 12.93 13.77 860.0 3090.7 219.4 184.1 Non-ferrous Metallurgy 57.9 56.5 154.7 295.7 1000.8 10.65 6.55 4.56 13.21 25.87 97.6 273.8 191.1 338.5 Non-metal ineral Products 16.2 25.9 47.2 68.7 99.7 2.98 3.00 3.28 3.07 2.58 159.9 182.2 145.6 145.1 Metal Products 4.4 23.1 40.1 153.6 233.9 0.81 2.68 2.79 6.86 6.05 525.0 173.6 383.0 152.3 Electric Equipment 2.3 0.4 3.7 30.8 100.2 0.42 0.05 0.26 1.38 2.59 - 17.4 925.0 832.4 325.3 Chemicals 21.1 59.5 85.5 167.4 391.2 3.88 6.90 5.95 7.48 10.11 282.0 143.7 195.8 233.7 Building Materials 6.3 8.1 11.1 13.2 22.7 1.116 0.94 0.77 0.59 0.59 128.6 137.0 118.9 172.0 Wood Products 11.2 22.0 21.8 30.9 42.0 2.06 2.55 1.52 1.38 1.09 196.4 99.1 141.7 135.9 Paper Products 0.1 6.1 14.3 12.5 17.8 0.02 0.71 0.99 0.56 0.46 - 234.4 87.4 142.4 Textiles 46.0 116.8 236.7 351.5 445.2 8.46 13.54 16.47 15.70 11.51 253.9 202.7 148.5 126.7 Leather and Leather Products 26.5 97.7 146.2 236.1 242.6 4.88 11.32 10.17 10.55 6.27 368.7 149.6 161.5 102.8 Rubber and Rubber Products 0.1 0.2 Q.9 0.9 - 0,02 0.02 0.06 0.04 - 200.0 450.0 - - Food Processing 6.1 6.1 33.6 12.9 41.8 1.12 0.71 2.34 0.58 1.08 - 55D.8 38.4 324.0 Printing and Films 0.3 0.1 0.1 0.2 - 0.06 0.01 0.01 0.01 - 33.3 - 200.0 - Tobacco and Cigarettes 278.3 324.7 381.7 402.4 496.3 51.21 37.64 26.55 17.98 12.83 116.7 117.6 105.4 123.3 of which, cigarettes Aqculture and Forestry 66.2 104.5 126.7 172,2 201.6 12.18 12.11 8.82 7.69 5.21 15.79 121.2 135.9 117.1 Crops Cercals 16.9 11.6 13.3 11.9 34.3 3.11 1.34 0.93 0.53 0.89 68.6 114.7 89.5 288.2 Orchards 8.0 12.1 19.9 17.0 30.3 1.47 1.40 1.38 0.76 0.78 151.3 164.5 85.4 178.2 Cattle 31.7 65.9 71.6 105.2 90.3 5.83 7.64 5.00 4.70 2.33 207.9 109.0 146.5 . 85.8 Fishing - - 0.3 1.3 10.1 - - 0.02 0.06 0.26 - - 433.3 776.9 Home Processing 6.4 9.4 11.0 20.9 17.7 1.18 1.09 0.77 0.93 0.46 146.9 117.0 190.0 84.7 Forestry 0.5 1.1 1.6 3.2) 18.9 0.09 0.13 0.11 0.14) 220.0 145.5 200.0) 118.9 0thor 2.7 4.4 8.8 12.7) 0.50 0.51 0.61 0.57) 163.0 2P0.0 144.3) Total Exports 543.5 862.7 1437.2 2238.4 3868.7 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 10. 7 166.6 155.Z 172.8 Sources: Statistical Yearbook of Macedonia, various issues and SRM, Institute of Statistics and Institute of Planning. Table 26 : GROSS FIXD IVISTT /12, B SECTOR AND REGION, 1965-72 (Mlliosof current dinars) loping loped Yugo- SRM 5 Rgin _ Rioslai A14-niu /2 196 1h6.0 9.2 381.1 2!i.l 1203.3 75.9 158h.h 100.0 1970 372.8 14.8 1338.1 53.2 1176.9 h6.8 2515.0 100.0 1971 575.3 21.3 913.3 33.8 1787.0 66.2 2700.3 100.0 1972 502.2 16.5 1013.0 33.2 2035.5 66.a 3048.4 100.0 Fbrestry 1965 10.9 5.0 95.7 h3.9 122.1 56.1 217.8 100.0 1970 3.9 1.3 120.2 40.4 177.0 59.6 297.2 100.0 1971 3.2 1.2 85.8 32.9 17h.7 67.1 260.5 100.0 1972 12.3 5.0 95.5 38.5 152.8 61.5 248.3 100.0 Industry and Mi,g 1965 996.3 14.3 2.8 3 7.7 Uho8.2 63.3 1970 1007.1 8.1 3966.0 32.0 8b28.1 68.0 12394.1 100.0* 9.71 1066.VV..L v .1 3965/.9 3/ . 9.' 4 6911.911 . 1 00.0 1972 1201.9 7.6 5373.2 33.9 10465.1 66.1 15838.3 100.0 Construction 1965 Li.7 13.5 95.2 30.7 21h.5 69.3 309.7 100.0 1970 60.8 .6.0 279.h 27.4 710.7 72.6 1020.1 100.0 1971 h0.h h.3 206.3 22.2 724.0 77.8 930.3 100.0 1972 36.5 3.6. 196.7 19.4 816.5 80.6 1013. 100.0 Transport and Co-munications 1965 132.6 6.0 794.0 35.7 1427.5 64.3 2221.5 100.0 1970 402.6 7.6 163h.5 30.9 3663.h 69.1 5397.9 100.0 1971 292.8 5.9 !h83.8 29.7 3516.7 70.3 5000.5 100.0 1972 404.6 6.0 2333.7 3h.h 4455.5 65.6 6789.2 10p.0 Trade and a g-9 61.7 6.2 195.0 19.7 797 8J.3 992. 100.0 1970 225.9 h.1 1034.9 18.6 4520.4 81.4 5555.3 100.0 1971 2hh.8 h.5 792.0 T .5 4667.7 85.5 5h59.7 100.0 1972 361.2 6.9 932.7 17.9 h272.6 82.1 5205.3 100.0 Handicrafts 1965 12.3 7.1 33.3 19.3 139.3 80.7 172.6 100.0 1970 38.2 7.8 129.0 26.3 361.8 73.7 490.8 100.0 1971 39.5 7.7 117.0 22.7 399.1 77.3 516.1 100.0 1972 72.5 10.0 17h.1 24.1 548.3 75.9 722.h 100.0 Others /3 1965 622.2 9.3 1606.2 24.o 5081.6 76.0 6687.8 100.0 1970 916.h 8.h 3666.5 33.7 7226.-6 66. 10p93-1 100.0 1971 8 67.5 -6.3 3319.5 24.8 10083.2 75.2 13402.7 100.0 1972 816.3 9.1 3670.9 23.0 12258.5 77.0 15929.h 100.0 Total 1965 2023.9 10.6 5756.3 30.0 13393.8 70.0 19150.1 100.0 1970 3 . 1 2 J41.6uv U 262.J . . 36 0. 1971 3109.6 7.5 10883.6 26.3 30557.8 73.7 4141. - 100.0 1972 3.5 - 7 . 1379. 3 3503.7- 71.7 I879. 100.0 /1 Social sector and private invesetent for housing channalized through the Bank. Cash transaction. /2 Includes fishery. 7 M Nainly housing. Sources: Investicije, 19h7-69, Vol. I; Statisticki Godisnjak Yugoslavije, 1952-72; Statistical Yearbook of lacedonia, 1969. Table 27: REALIZED GDSS FIXED IVEST1ENT, 1966-73 A (Social Sector) (M.iLj_.LV'L o.L jurrent D-i-nars) 1966-- 1n6 198 196 1970 1n117 973 Induhstry 111A.0 1062.2 9-L.9 93 828.6 166.9 168. 1UA0.U Electroenergy 245.0 210.0 207.2 174.5 70.9 115.4 13h.o 189.0 Coal - - - - - 1. -1.0 Petroleum - - - - - - - 2.0 Ferrous metallurgy 6.0u 'U.7 3.6 29>.-Lj 17. 1.2 186.0 131.0 Non-ferrous metallurgy 47.0 29.1 25.2 57.9 110.8 387.7 2h7.0 185.0 Non-metal mineral prod. 22*0 7.> 70*9 72.9 39.U 83.2 12ia.u >>.U Metal products 58.0 21.1 27.6 62.4 69.7 85.3 179.0 156.0 Electric equipment 27.0 14.2 7.3 13.5 12.2 1.. 15.0 35.0 Chemical industry 52.0 40.7 43.0 40.2 74.3 70.9 55.0 77.0 Building materials 52. ou 5 z 21. 38.1 85.> 110.2 y.u LU .0U Wood products 12.0 9.6 14.9 14.3 21.4 56.4 63.0 37.0 Paper products 1.0 3.4 2.9 4.8 3.9 8.3 10.0 9.0 Textiles 58.0 56.2 66.4 76.2 88.9 93.3 172.0 231.0 Leather & footwear prod. 5.0 0.7 10.2 .2 16.2 29.8 13.0 0.0 Food processing 25.0 43.7 33.9 50.5 45.8 ..107.7 198.0 168.0 Frinting& publishing 4.0 3.9 7.7 7.3 10.0 1.2 jo. 13.0 Tobacco 44.0 22.5 71.7 33.0 29.8 129.4 74.0 135.0 Others 0.8 - 0.1 13.2 6.3 6.0 10.0 Agriculture & Fishery 140.0 163.5 218.3 338.0 361.0 38. U71.0 516.0 Forestry 7.0 9.5 12.1 12.1 16.0 20.6 12.0 25.0 Construction 46.0 109.3 99.9 122.0 147.9 156.7 236.0 172.0 Transportation and Communications 179.0 223.0 420.9 372.5 407.8 527.5 517.0 687.0 Trade & Catering 63.0 7h.1 106.3 178.5 222.8 318.7 484.0 417.0 Handicrafts h.0 5.3 7.8 9.7 13.1 45.2 44.0 61.0 Others /2 119.0 252.3 183.0 258.6 133.9 229.2 143.0 154.0 Total Economic Inv. 1672.0 1899.4 2003.3 2235.1 2131.0 3151.0 3515.0 3582.0 Total Non-Economic Activities 343.0 125.0 171.9 165.9 436.1 207.0 664.0 519.0 Total Invest;ent 2015.0 2024.4 2175.2 2401.0 2567.0 3358.0 l78.0 4102.0 /A By established principle /2 Including housing Source: SRM, Institute of Statistics and Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 1974, Table 217-1. Table 28: FIXED ASSETS, SOCIAL SECTOR /1 19!2-7) (Economic Activities) (Million of 1966 Dinars) 1952 '1955 % 1960 % 1965 % 1970 Macedonia 2158 3.8 :2491 3.6 4803 4.6 8300 5.0 12519 5.2 Less Developed Regions 10827.0 19.3 16003.0 23.3 25606.0 24,.4 41562.0 25.1 60669.0 25.1 Developed Regions 45333.0 80.7 52632.0 76.7 79334.0 75.6 123873.0 74.1 I812111.0 74.9 Yugoslavia 56160.0 100.0 6B635.0 100.0, 104940.0 100.0 165435.0 100.0 241910.0 100.0 /1 Excluding roads and forests. Source: Neki Pokazatelji Razvoja Yugoslavije, Socialistickih Republika i Autonomnih Pokrajira, 1950-70. hble 29:. SRY ANI) SRM: SOCIAL ECTOR ECONOMY 1/, 1972 Em,inployment Gross Workers Gross Accumula- Fixed Assets Reai.lized GMP (m.Din) (000) Ircome (m.Din) 2/ tion (m.Din)3/ (m.Din) Investnent (m.Din) SFM SFRY SR SFRY SFIM MY slm SKY SRM SFRY SRM SFRY Iridustry 4,783 87,981 104.5 1,653.6 2,559 47,209 1,092 25,999 10,958 198,914 1,608 24,443 Agriculture 941 10,092 25.9 196.0 538 5,495 214 2,675 2,523 26,895 471 2,700 Forestry 108 2,589 3.4 59.9 76 1,709 22 663 86 1,729 12 402 Construction 1,397 24,820 38.8 533.6 982 16,534 274 5,582 1,565 34,978 236 2,563 Transport and communication 845 18,470 15.6 290.5 447 9,976 269 4,835 3,518 73,344 517 9,628 Trade and Touris=i 2,816 55,008 36.7 593.1 980 18,829 454 10,255 1,805 45,594 484 6,464 Hfandicraft 140 3,357 3.3 70.9 88 2,252 26 600 227 3,657 44 506 Conmunal services 61 1,184 1.2 18.6 31 579 23 479 365 8,345 109 1,466 Total economy 11,091 203,501 .229.5 3,416.2 5,701 102,583 2,374 51,088 21,047 393,456 3,481 48,172 Total non--economy 0 0 53.4 714.6 1,591 25,146 n.a. n.a. 3,029 43,303 697 10.625 Grand Total 11,091 203,501 282.9 4,130.8 7,292 127,729 -- -- ?4,076 436,759 4,178 58,797 1/ By establishment princilple. 2/ Including contributions out of personal incomes. 3/ Depreciation plus allocation to funds of economic organtzations. Sources: SFRY, Statistical Bulletin, No. 830, 1972. SFRY, Statistical Yearbook, 1973, p. 363 and 1974, Tables 216w2 and 21.7-1. Table 30: INDUSTRY; BASIC DATA BY BRANCH; 1972 GMP Gross pers.income 1/ Accumulation 2/ Fixed Assets Investment 3/ m.Din) Employmient ((M.in) Eim.)in) ( D (m. Din) Electric energy 271.1 3,466 106.6 131.2 .3,049.4 146.1 Coal and coke 2.5 59 1.6 0.3 5.4 0.7 Petroleum - - Ferrous metallurgy 308'.4 6,741 210.5 13.3 770.4 156.1 Non-ferrous metallurgy 206.9 5-,510 1:39.6 28.1 392.9 273.2 Non-metal mineral products 256.6 6,372 161.3 64.9 514.4 87.4 Metal products 297.1 8,776 215.9 25.6 666.6 140.1 Ship building - - - Electric equipnent 104.1 3,222 77.0 0.2 195.1 21.9 Chemicals 345.6 5,573 153.7 116.7 804.6 67.6 Building material 394.2 6,191 164.7 141.5 822.2 104.7 Wood products 263.8 7,553 177.3 36.0 344.0 52.1 Paper and paper products 36.7 1,335 27.6 1.5 117.1 9.1 Textiles 877.0 26,714 523.8 228.4 1,356.0 167.1 Leather and leather products 171.4 4,600 102.6 39.3 193.6 16.9 Rubber and rubber products 9.3 199 6.2 1.0 26.8 6.5 Food processing 423.0 9,456 244.3 106.5 928.2 157.9 Printing and publishing 108.4 2,618 79.8 13.7 129.4 22.1 Tabacco 700.3 5,959 160.3 145.7 633.3 112.8 Other 7.4 170 5.4 -1.7 8.7 7.4 Total 4,782.9 164,514 2,588.2 1,092.2 10,958.1 1;549.7 1! Net personal income plus' contributions on account of personal income. 2! Depreciation plus allocatiorLs to permanent enterprise funds. 3/ Average realized investment, 1971-73. Sources: Statistical Bulletin No. 830, Yugoslavia, 1972. Statistical Yearbook 1974, Table 217-1; 1973, Table 217-6; 1972, Table 216-5. Institute for Statistics, SRM Table 31: INDUSTRY; STRUCTURAL COEFFICIENTS BY BRANCH, 1972 G p.orker G ers. ini pworker COR CLIt Accumulation rate (1000DL (% ofY. av.) (1000 Din) (j_f Y. av.) (% of Y. av.) (1000 Din) Y.ay.) (Percent) (% of YIav.) Electric energy 78.2 60.4 30.8 76.5 11.25 126.1 879.7 76.2 4.3 74.1 Coal and coke 42.4 90.1 27.1 94.1 2.16 69.2 91.5 71.4 5.6 60.9 Petroleum - . . Ferrous metallurgy 45.7 67.0 31.2 97.8 2.50 85.0 114.2 57.0 1.7 12.5 Non-ferrous metallurgy 37.5 57.4 25.3 85.0 1.90 66.2 71.3 38.0 7.2 57.1 Non-metal mineral prod. 40.3 418.3 25.3 94.1 2.01 104.7 80.7 92.1 12.6 84.0 Metal prod[ucts 33.9 71.1 24.6 84.9 2.24 148.3 76.0 106.0 3.8 23.8 Ship building - - - - - - - - - - Electric equipments 32.3 65.6 23.9 84.4 1.87 143.8 60.5 98.6 0.1 0.6 Chemicals 62.0 89.4 27.6 88.3 2.33 98.7 144.4 88.2 14.5 92.4 Building material 63.7 121.2 26.6 95.0 2.09 105.0 132.8 127.0 17.2 114.7 Wood products 34.9 84.7 23.5 90.8 1.30 112.1 45.5 95.0 10.5 53.0 Paper and paper products 27.5 63.0 20.7 73.6 3.19 85.7 87.6 48.4 1.3 20.3 Textiles 32.8 84.1 19.6 84.7 1.55 121.1 50.8 101.8 16.8 76.0 Leather and leather products 37.3 88.6 22.3 88.8 1.13 139.5 42.2 123.3 20.3 58.2 Rubber and rubber products 46.7 92.5 31.2 116.2 2.73 192.3 135.7 188.9 3.7 16.1 Food processing 44.7 80.4 25.8 88.8 2.19 104.8 98.1 84.3 11.5 90.6 Printing and publishing 41.4 68.8 30.5 79.8 1.19 121.4 49.3 83.2 10.6 47.3 Tobacco 117.5 99.5 26.9 97.5 0.90 103.4 106.2 103.4 23.0 99.6 Other 43.5 69.4 31.8 80.2 1.18 86.1 51.2 93.7 -19.5 - Total 45.8 86.0 24.8 86.7 2.29 101.3 104.9 87.2 10.0 76.3 1/ Fixed assets/GMP. 2/ Fixed assets per Worker. 3/ Cross accumulation/fixed assets. Source: Annex Table 30. Table 32 CASH TRANSACTIONS, INVESTIENTS, AND SOURCES OF FINANCING, 1970-72 (SOCIAL SECTOR) (percentages; from_current price.data).. Federation Invest.Payment Total Invest. Econ. & other and other Budgetary and other Region Realized Invest Payments Organizations Banks socio-politic sources of socio- communities palitic communities SFRY 81 100.0 35.9 46.4 10.5 7.2 Bosnia Herzegovina 69 100.0 32.4 36.4 17.3 13.9 Montenegro 71 100.0 11.2 40.0 46.9 1.9 Macedonia 87 100.0 23.7 40.6 29.2 6.5 Kosovo 92 100.0 l1.,6 16.9 67.8 3.7 T)Rs 76 100.0 21..5 35.4 31.1 9.0 Croatia 84 100.0 42.5 51.6 0.4 5.5 Slovenia 93 100.0 43.9 47.2 0.1 8.8 Serbia 79 100.0 35.-8 50.4 6.5 7.3 Vojvodina 78 100.0 38.1 gh.3 3.6 4.0 DRs 83 100.0 40.2 50.5 2.7 6.6 Source: Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 1973, Tables 217-(1-5). Table -33 - REVENUES AND rXPENDITURES -OF REPUMLICAN BUDGETS, 1970-73 (Din. million) 1970 1971 1972 1973 Revenues, Total 347.5 752.1 1475.0 1534.4 Contributions 38.9. 59.4 84.1 40.6 Sales tax 50.9 403.1 1055.2 1111.0 Stamp duties - - - - Receipts determined by special laws - - - - Revenues of Government-organs - 0.4 1.4 16.1 Transfers to minor socio-polit. ccmmunities 256.6 288.8 329.9 366.0 Transfers from previous years 0.7 0.4 4.3 0.7 Expenditures, Total 344.4 752.1 11475.0 1532.8 Education 5.1 5.8 21.2 22.4 Science 7.7 23.4 33.8 11.6 Culture 16.5 19.5 23.6 29.6 Health and social welfare 29.8 54.8 62.4 65.4 Communal activities - - - - Administration 90.5 111.6 151.4 197.5 Defense - - - - Current expend. of sub-communes and transfers to socio-political communities 152.3 457.3/1 929.7/1 1077.9/1 Activities of socio-political commnes and citizens associations 18.1 23.1 36.0 45.5 Non-economic investment 9.6 6.5 77.6 29.8 Investment in the economy - - - - Intervention in the economy 2.6 32.8 108.2 20.5 Budgetary liabilities from previous years 0.1 1.2 15.2 17.7 Allocation to reserve fund 1.9 3.2 4.7 4.6 Allocation to current budgetary reserve 10.1 13.0 11.2 9.9 Special allocation out of budgetary surplus - - - - Other - - - 0.3 Deficit (-denotes surplus) - 3.1 0.0 0.0 - 1.6 /1 Including contributions to the Federal Budget. Source: Statistical Yearbook, Yugoslavia, 1974, Table 215-2. Taoe iU : REVENUES AID EXANITUMS OF CUMMUNAL bUDGETS, 197-7( (DJin. i.llion)J 1970 1971 1972 1973 Revenues. Total 478.8 573.5 682.6 776.2 Contributions 180.8 229.0 267.6 304.6 Sales tax 84.4 109.1 143.4 153.4 Stamp duties 5h.0 57.8 55.5 73.6 Receipts determined by special laws 0.2 0.2 0.6 0.9 Revenues of Government organs 4.0 4.1 11.0 11.1 Transfers to minor socio-polit. communities 151.0 169.5 200.0 221.0 Transfers from previous years 4.4 3.7 4.5 11.6 Expenditures, Total 471.7 573.9 674.6 773.4 Education 61.5 70.0 71.7 83.3 Science 0.6 0.6 0.8 1.0 Culture 47.3 55.7 71.5 75.3 Health and social welfare 37.7 41.8 49.9 61.9 Communal activities 26.2 34.4 48.9 54.3 Administration 213.8 247.3 299.8 349.9 Defense 0.4 0.6 0.6 1.0 Current expend. of sub-communes and transfers to socio-political communities 19.2 2.6 27.4 Activities of socio-political communes and citizens associations 15.7 31.3 21.3 39.6 Non-economic investment 31.3 1.4 36.7 2.5 Investment in the economy 1.2 9.2 1.3 12.4 Intervention in the economy 6.8 13.8 16.8 46.3 Budgetary liabilities from previous years 16.2 5.7 21.9 8.0 Allocation to reserve fund 5.1 5.0 7.2 6.2 Allocation to current budgetary reserve 6.1 30.0 4.6 4.3 Special allocation out of budgetary surplus - - 16.9 0.1 Other - 8.1 2.1 - Deficit (- denotes surplus) - 7.1 0.4 - 8.0 - 2.8 Source: Statistical Yearbook, Yugoslavia, 1974, Table 215-2. Tabl 3 : REV 'EUES A rTE 7r,XMDTTES F R1PTBT'CAN 94U L&JI 1U1140 9~dJI~ A.X_rJWJ.1ULa1J VX i~ AND COMMUINAL BUDGETS, 1970-73 (Din. million) 1970 1971 1972 1973 Revenues, Total 826.3 1325.6 2157.6 2310.6 Contributions 219.7 288.4 351.7 345.2 Sales tax 135.3 512.2 1198.6 1264.4 Stamp duties 54.0 57.8 55.5 73.6 Receipts determined by special laws 0.2 0.2 0.6 0.9 Revenues of Government organs 4.0 4.5 12.4 27.2 Transfers to minor socio-nolit. communities 407.6 458.3 529.9 587.0 Transfers from previous years 5.1 4.1 8.8 12.3 Expenditures, Total 816.1 1326.0 21-49.6 2306.2 Education 66.6 75.8 92.9 105.7 Science 8.3 24.0 34.6 12.6 Culture 63.8 75.2 95.1 104.9 Health and social welfare 67.5 96.6 112.3 127.3 Communal activities 26.2 34.4 48.9 54.3 Administration 304.3 358.9 451.2 547.4 Defense 0.4 0.6 0.6 1.0 Current expend. of sub-communes and :transfers to socio-political communities 154.3/1 476.5/1 932.3/1 1105.3/1 Activities of socio-political communes and citizens association 33.8 54.4 57.3 85.1 Non-economic investment 40.9 7.9 114.3 32.3 Investment in the economy 1.2 9.2 1.3 12.4 Intervention in the economy 9.4 46.6 125.0 66.8 Budgetary liabilities from previous years 16.3 6.9 37.1 25.7 Allocation to reserve fund 7.0 8.2 11.9 10.8 Allocation to current budgetary reserves 16.2 43.0 15.8 14.2 Special allocation out of budgetary surplus - - 16.9 0.1 Other - 8.1 2.1 0.3 Deficit (- denotes surplus) - 10.2 0.4 - 8.0 - 4.4 If Including contributions to tfe Federa1Budget. Source: Statistical Yearbook, Yugoslavia, 1971, Table 215-2. Table 36: STRUCTURE OF LAND USE , 1973 1,000 ha. P E R C E N T riae - Mc- Mac- mace - SFRY donia SFRY donia SERY donia SFRY donia Total Surface 25,580 2,571 100 100 Agricultural land 14,509 1,335 56.7 51.9 100 100 ýJ.U.La LCIIJ *1%J C, i M., 0 ý0 Arable land (1,381) (568) 28.9 22.1 50.9 42.6 ^Vrchllard( 6) ) .4 Vineyards ( 249) ( 28) 1.7 2.1 Miaow (1,9LP) (A 48 3. . Pastures h,396 670 30.3 50.2 Arable Land 7,381 568 100 100 Cereals h,788 280 64.9 49.3 y.eat (1,6947) (l125) (23.:t0) (22.n) Maize (2,377) ( 52) (32.2) ( 9.2) c( I7) ( 7) IL 1.44 . i i f j Industrial Crops h3h 69 5.9 12.1 Sugar beet ( 86) ( 3) ( 1.2) ( 0.5) Tobacco ( 56.9) ( 28.8) ( 0.8) (5.1) Cotton ( 8.8) ( 8.7) ( 0. ( 1.5) Sunflower ( 224) ( 21) ( 3.0) ( 3.7) Vegetables 69 56 8.8 9.9 Potatoes ( 317) ( 10) ( h.3) ( 1.8) Tomatoes ( 36) (6) ( 0.) ( 1.) Paprika ( h2) ( 10) ( 0.6) ( 1.8) Fodder Crops 29 Alfalfa ( 374) ( 16) ( 5.1) ( 2.8) Garden, fallow and unused land 656 13h 8.8 23.6 Social Sector Agricultural land 2,185 h2h 15.1 31.8 c,ltiva+ed la 1,396 131 Source: +S+taijS ti Cnl rn nk f Yiianavia 197 --Tables 206-, 206-5. Table 37: SHARE OF MACEDONIA'S PRODUCTION IN THE TOTj~AL AGRICUJLTURALr PDUCT'4J.IN, 1973(~ Suii_rfaeTt Market Stocks Production /1 Production /2 Total Market Production 8.7 Cereals 5.9 3.5 6.8 Wheat 7. 5.8 6.7 Maize 2.2 -1.3 0.5 Rice 100 100 100 Industrial Crops 15.9 19.9 Sugar beet3.5 3 Sunflower 9.h 5.5 h Tobacco h0.- -9.2 1.h Cotton 100 100 100 Veg le 8.6 - 19.9 Beans 11.6 6.6 9 Potatoes 3.2 28 3.3 Tomatoes 16.6 27.1 57 Paprika 23.8 3'1 30.7 Fruit 4.1 - 20.2 Apples 11.1 /3 17 19.3 Pears 7.8 7T 9.6 n.r. Table grapes ) 1.13662.3 Grapes for processing) 13.4 /A Meat, Total 3.5 Cattle 5.9 2.2 /5 2.0 /5 Cows h.3 2.3 76 5.h7 Milk Se320 ,9-r. ,g Wool 21.0 32.9 Pigs 1.8 1. 1.1 Poultry 7.2 Eggs 109 38.1 Meat 3.1 3.7 /1 Phyical.& output. 72 Sold through organized markets. Value in 1973 prices. 7 Nmier of tlrees 7T Wine. 7 Mt. 76 Milk. Sources: Tables Al, A3, A4, AS, A6, A7 and Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 197)i--Th1- 206-1h. 212-17. Таые 38: cFOP ��овистzота, 1965-?3 (1rOOO �bn5� Sugar- Sun- г.� _ _ 1. л _ �t _ �п - t - л � _ L _ n wпаа�, na_i-s.e� гiaiLë п�.�ё оеsт, Тооассо t,oL'-,,оп i�от�7ег i�'6j 2j9 ? v 8v jV 9L 2Сч 7iy ?•8 � 0�� лпо л1. Я� L'n � L� nL rfl о 1 t7�+v <77 F 4 �> w tv] GU �t7 V•Ц i о�� � 1.� -�л � пп 4J iд? 2? io2 9.ц 1JV � J/.{V � G гllV � о�� л�л лn оп 1.л � nG п, 4с п., 1.�..v с> � �� w ц7 гс� с1, w 7.с � t]�б лii[] 1.L R� �Г] � Ln nn л� п л 1Э�Т cv7 и� vv v7 гw [G 7i 7•t �n�л �пл С.S. �п[` '►� �tr� л1. ��п �[ г� 17rv �v> v7д гv� // 1U� Сц 117 10в� �[]7� 7Пп �л � Пл •тА ��4 лп i лп -г n О г� � �.. >vv ]с гvс r �• г�v сс il>� i; .� � о�л лRL Cn � п� �� z 1.f. лn �л лл [ .i7 i � с�ц J: 1vJ f г 1ц1i С7 1 С GL • V �47� �7ti 7п inR �n iio �� �� �� С +i � � � �.. � v г�. 1.1.! � с. � v ,�1 • J (i96; = 7.ooj 1966 1z5 1о6 ?об 86 1?9 93 1о? 1о8 196? 1э� 1оз з-25 ?� 2оз 96 1в9 12z 1968 92 �б I13 $� 13? ?� 1S9 ?1$ 1969 1,2 66 I08 119 17� 79 169 118 ?97о ц7 91 131 133 �79 86 22о 212 Z9?1 цб ?�. 1г8 13li 172 79 185 25� 19?2 11о в� 12Q 122 15? 1os �.зз 26� , 973 го7 1оо 135 121 i29 ц?� Z�,? 3о1 С/t1�1_'MACf C+��F_�c�fiA�� Уе�п}�nn�r л� �чinмагалУчl� 1Q��� �nii C�•:+4e�f�...�� 4�....�.1......1. ..�F` .+��+v+.,�+�.+� �vca���v.� v� � -+..у +iiц а�-� vWVLь�V1�,cь�. 1Gд1WVLa vг � Yugoslavia, I47�--Ta�1e 2об-6. Table 39,: FRUIT PRODUCTION, 1965-73 (1,000 tons) Soft Sour Å 7NTNI aa Pan-"<Z Pl llyn -q rýi p.~ý ø <2 rln.="V.A n a A.M"4 e- n i A n cý lQA7 Q n_i inn i n Q ý4n n A. i Q1 197n Cýn 11 V) n cý 1 Q71 19 -;ýl, n 1711 1972 11 gcý n 197'1 76 11 21 IQ7 (lQéýcý innl ibn ý)nn ý>i inn i éý7 cýn 1967 111() ý>2 9 177 1 On inn 1 147 196R i 6tR 5>nn gon inn inn i nn il 1969 229 211 100 1 RIA i Cýn ý>nn ltg 1970 200 '429 211 100 167 167 11,18 1971 292 100 189 100 167 lon lýl 1972 216 279 192 100 ion 1973 3OLL 329 177 100 167 79 167 160 Sources: Statistical Yearbook of Macedonia. 1974 and Statistical TeRrbook of 7ý-1,-oslavia. 197ý--TAble 206-8. ТаЫе о: v�г�т�Вг�В РчаВцСТто�, �.9б5-73 (1,ооо toпS) Potatoes Beans Cabba е Tomatoes Pe�ner onions 1965 55 8 �� г�ц ц3 �ц 1yt�ti оо у 2о 73 о1 2ц 1чb( 77 i�. г� оо о1 2о 1цb� о� 1v 2% оу �i: 2ц lyby оц 1i 2ц 77 о� %4 iуГо о3 I3 �у yi oG цц 1.У71 �U4 1-3 3� ~7 7� 3О �,-„�� лл » �п �пп �пЯ �� 17 ( G f 1 s-1 }v 1vv �.��� �J 1i(� 01. �^� ^�л ��1. ��� �п �ц г� �с t14 11с j7 /�nLr' _ �лr.1 �1;г�� - 1vv� г,гс �nn �» ��� ��1. �1.л inn уурр 1с� 11а 1�) 11ц. 1:1с 1vv ntn ��[ ��П z1 -� п1. z1.n �п❑ 1уо� .��р 1�v 1цr 7ц 1цс lv� i.io ��г' �лг' �1.п �п� �1.n �nЛ 17ро 11� 1с� 1ц; 1w 1ц, 1�v �пr_п �-,� ,�Q �Ln ,�п �Ln ��л 17р7 11v 1J� 1�w 1cv гw 1vv �п�п ��� �L� -гп� �1.г� �RL 1А'] 1] � V 1]1 1V] 1]) 1:.♦G 1UV 1v] nn� i г�'] 1 L'S �]�тп 't �� 7�Q � СЯ i711 1�� 1��.� cct� 1�� ccv 1>v � ntin i 1.n � �Я лпп � rL �С� 1]R i7fc tцv 1�v сцv 1�� с�1. 1>v � nл� � t''] � G'] 7's 7 � 7Q 7LП 1�Z ,j,'�'� f� 1�� yV] L_(„J 1 �'J L��V 1vJ ^- -�_-��__� v_..�t__i_ _г -.г---�___.. �пл1. _� с1_1�,.iд_..� v___L_,.i. ..г JVUгC9S: JTid �.LS L1Ga1 tearup�n �1 ri�c;�uviцa �,L] � ц аiш � �� �1J Uг�а1 гегlсцvvк vг Yugoslavia, 197�--ТаЫ е 2об-6. Table_41-. LIMTOCK9 1963-74 (1,000 head) Cows and Hei- eattle fers In Ualf Lýýls Pcultr- 1963 324 110 93 lý944 13349 i 96 4 297 101 109 1,881 i 9 .1 190.5 290 101 122 1,8o4 1,501 19,l., 10ý 19067 3119 109 2.101 1., 674 '00 322 114 100 2ý,190' 1,791 1909 320 117 97 2,094 2,015 19-70 282 10.1 8 3 i - - o 10ý 1971 20808 0 106 lý,828 2,914 1912 302 109 107 1,903 3,096 1973 320 129 112 i 810 3,463 1974 334 130 133 i (1963 - 100) 1964 92 92 117 97 105 1965 90 92 131 93 ill 1966 96 95 log 103 117 1967 98 99 91 108 124 1968 99 104 108 113 132 1969 99 106 104 108 149 1970 87 96 89 96 158 1971 89 96 114 94 216 1972 93 99 115 98 230 1973 99 117 120 93 257 1974 103 118 143 96 2 9 3 Sources: Statistical Yearbook of Macedonia, 197h and Etatistica"-, Yparbook of 206-13, Table 42: LIVESTQCK PRODUCTION, 1966-73 (1,000 tons) Total Mutton/ Cow Milk Eggs Meat Beef Pork Lamb Broilers (mill. liter) Wool (mill. nieces) 1966 21.0 5.7 5.1 8.1 1.9 89.6 2.3 80 1967 24.2 6.3 5.4 9.4 1.5 95.0 2.3 107 1968 24.0 6.9 5.3 8.9 1.4 99.3 2.4 105 1969 24.6 8.4 4.4 8.5 1.9 101.8 2.4 170 1970 22.3 6.1 4.6 8.3 2.3 95.5 2.3 216 1971 23.4 5.0 5.9 8.6 2.6 92.6 2.2 341 1972 26.5 7.8 5.3 10.0 3.5 99.8 2.1 338 1973 26.5 6.2 5.0 10.8 4.5 10.8 2.0 350 (1966 = 100) 1967 115.2 110.5 105.9 116.1 79.0 106.0 100.0 133.8 1968 11.3 121.1 103.9 109.9 73.7 110.8 10.4 131.3 1969 117.1 147.4 86.3 105.0 100.0 113.6 104.4 212.5 1970 106.2 107.0 90.2 102.5 121.1 106.6 100.0 270.0 1971 111.4 87.7 115.7 106.2 136.9 103.4 95.7 426.3 1972 126.2 136.8 103.9 123.5 18L.2 111.4 91.3 422.5 1973 126.2 108.8 98.0 133.3 236.8 117.0 87.0 437.5 Sources: Statistical Yearbook of Macedonia, 1974 and Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 1974--Table 206-19. Table 43: SHARES OF IURKET PRODUCTION IN MACMOINIA AND SFrf, 1973 (AUTHORIZED PURCHASES) (Total Production = 100) SFRY Macedionia Total Market Pdto /1 h?.9 / 533 / Wheat 38.5 390 Barley 9.? 1 .7 Mai6.3 5.11 Potatoes .3.3 Beans 6.9 6.9 Tomatoe-s 16. 28.7 Cabbage .A 9.6 Cattle (total) ?8.2 Calves 36.h O+h nattle 87 72.1 Sheep 6.8 71.2 Pi s 3h.2 16.0 /1 Tn perrAnt of GMP of the agriculture. Source: Statigtieal Yparbook of Yugoslavia, 1974. Table 4h: STRUCTURE OF MARKET PRODUCTION IN MACEDONIA AND THE SFRY, 1973 (Total Market Production = 100) SFRY Macedonia Cereals 17.6 100 13.7 100 Wheat 50.9 50.L Rice - 16.8 Maize 29 2.8 Industrial Crops 11. 100 25.9 100 Tobacco 31 (22) 85 Cotton - 2.1 Sugar beet 30 4.6 Vegetables 3.2 100 7.3 100 Tomatoes 13.9 (2.9) 39.8 Psppers 13.1 20.3 Fruit 6.1 100 14 100 Apples 22.9 21.9 Grapes 8.3 60.3 Wine 2.9 4.5 Animal Production 52.2 100 30.7 100 Meat (39.3) 75.3 (15.7) 49.6 Mutton/Pork ( 4.3) (28.A) Eggs and Poultry 9.8 31.8 Milk 13.L 1.5 Wool 1.5 0.3 Other Animal Production - 3.8 Source: Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 197, Table 212-16 and 17. Table LS: DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL POPULATION AND LABOR FORCE, 1953-75 (in 1,000) 1953 1961 1971 197h/75 /1 Total Agricultural Population (1,000) 801 718 626 590 Share of total population (%) 61.4 51.1 38.0 33 Active Agricultural Population 358 322 278 260 Share of total active population (%) 67.5 58.1 44.2 37 1 Mission's estimate. Source: Statistical Yearbook of Macedonia, 1974, page 47. Ta 1. 46: IPRT' TnW.ER F APTGRITURAT, PRnDjrT, 1Q5-73 (95= 100)f 1Q966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Total Agriculture 117 113 109 117 136 172 213 266 Cro- farIng 10 102 105 107 i i i56 162 196 S10 102 1g 107 113 17 167 169 Vegetables 95 103 108 120 1h0 160 250 339 ruit 113 l 98 9h 106 158 192 273 Animal Production 127 122 112 132 161 193 2hh 322 Source: Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 1974, Table 121-2. Table 47: PRICE INMEM OF AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENTS, 1966-73 kL1707 - Vu) 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 Work Instrument and Reroduction Material /1 108 111 111 111 113 128 1LI 159 Agricultural Machines and Iplements /1 106 107 108 110 111 126 139 150 Chemicals for use in Agriculture /1 120 125 123 122 122 140 154 177 Elements and Material for Building /1 113 117 120 124 143 170 185 207 Total Investment /2 110 113 -15 117 125 1,45 159 176 /1 Calculated from the Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 1974 J, Table 121-2. 72 Mission estimate. Table 48 PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF FOODSTUFFS IN RURAL HOUSELHOLDS, 1972 (kg/head) Macedonia SFRY Flcur 191 175 Meat and fish 19 36 Fats 13 16 Milk h2 93 Milk products 7 10 2 ggs 14 Potatoes 16 Beans l9 Other Vegetabies 47 1 Sugar and honey 11 Wine u Brandy 9 9 Source: Statistical Tearbook of Tugoslavia, 1971, Table 222-1. Table 49: PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION OF FOODSTUFF5 IN MAjkeZONIA AM -<T, 19-73 1 9 6 5 1 9 7 0 1 9 7 3 Macedonia SFRY Macedonia SFRY macedon- Fl!ou r n.r. n.r. n.r. n.r.1519 Rice .5 2.6 .5 2.0 h.7 2.6 Poaos16.5 63 18.3 63 15.5 59 Beans 9.9 7. ?. 8.n ?.2 7.9 Other Vegetanjes 51.3 51.5 67.h 70. 53.7 71.3 Fruit 2h h5.2 59.8 56.8 h7.3 h9.6 Fresh meAt and fish 8.7 30.9 15.5 35.9 18.5 38 Processed:ýA mea 6.9 n.r 5. .r nr Anial fat 2.7 7.9 2.3 7.5 1.9 _il 9.h 6.2 16 8.8 10.1 9 Eggs 1 52 78 91 13h 99.7 1,n iua 10. 23.8 13.8 26.6A 11.7 27.3' Milk 29.2 68 -3.9 72.5 57.8 7h Milk produ,cts .7 6.5 6.8 6.2 6.2 6.1 Wine n.r. 2h.8 n.r n.r. 27.1 Brandy 7.8 6.h 6.1 7.3 9 7.1 /1 Pieces. 72 1972. Source: Statistical Yearbooks of Yugoslavia and Macedonia, 1974. Table 50: STOCKS, PRODUCTION AND MTARKET PRODUCTION iN 7iE SOCIAL AND THE INDIVIDUAL SECTORS. 1973 (Shares of Total in Each Area, in Percent) SFRY Macedonia Social Individual Social Individual Total Production (GMP) 23 77 30 70 Total Market Production 46 5L - 56 Wheat oroduction 37 63 L9 51 market production 73 27 90 10 Maize production 17 83 12 88 market production 62 38 71 29 Rice production 12 88 12 88 market production 34 66 34 66 Tobacco market production 1 99 2 98 Vegetables market production 28 72 22 78 Potatoes market production 13 87 15 85 Beans market production 3 97 1 99 Onions market production 20 80 9 91 Tomatoes market production 26 74 11 89 Pepper market production 6 55 23 77 Fuits market production 53 h7 22 78 Apples market production 92 8 85 15 Table Grapes market production 79 21 92 8 Grapes for Processing market production 32 68 37 63 Wine market production 71 29 100 - Meat Total market production 28 72 19 81 Cattle Total number 9 91 5 95 Beef market production 27 73 16 8L Calves market production 13 87 14 86 Sheep number (ewes) 1 99 9 91 market production of meat 7 93 11 89 Cows number 3 97 6 94 milk production 10 90 30 70 market production of milk 39 61 57 43 Eggs production n.r. n.r. 7 93 market production 93 7 95 5 Source: Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 197L, Tables 212-17 and 19. Table 51: HOUSING CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING STOCK, 1960-73 (a) Number of Apartments Constructed Social Sector Private Sector Total SFRY Macedonia SFRY Macedonia SFRY Macedonia 1960 35,628 2,293 40,105 3,080 75,733 5,373 1965 4h,578 4,258 77,394 4,681 121,972 8,939 1970 4.,394 2,965 84,398 4,266 128,792 7,231 1971 39,123 2,385 86,653 4,032 125,776 6,417 1972 43,744 2,314 90,131 4,617 133,875 6,931 1973 44,693 2,847 90,126 5,206 134,819 8,053 Source: Statistical Yearbook of Yugoslavia, 1974. Table 210-9. Statistical Yearbook of Macedonia, 1974, p. 143. (b) Housing Stock 1961 1971 1973 SFRY Macedonia SF Macedonia SFR Macedonia Number of Apart- ments (1,000) 4,138 237 5,043 322 5,377 340 Surface Arqa (1,000 M' ) 183,964 10,553 249,932 17,256 271,319 18,533 Average Area per Apartment (in M') 44.5 44.5 49.6 53.6 5o.5 54.5 Average Surface Area per person (in M^) 9.9 7.5 12.2 10.5 12.9 10.9 Average Number of Persons per Apart- ment 4.5 5.9 4.1 5.1 3.9 5.0 Percentage of Dwell- ings with Electric Installations 54.5 60.2 87.8 92.4 - - Source: Secretariat for Urbanization, Skopje. Table 52: ROAD NETWORK AND MOTOR VEHICLES, 1967-73 (a) F?nas 1967 1971 1972 1973 (roads in kilometers, vehicles in num!bers) Total Roads 6,672 6,887 6,882 6,953 Paved 1,227 1,717 1,880 1,977 Gravel 1,710 1,677 1,583 1,526 Earthen 3,051 2,641 2,612 2,586 Other 654 852 807 864 I Class Roads 901 957 957 957 II Class Roads 874 876 876 876 III Class Roads 693 685 685 685 IV Class Roads 4,206 4,369 4,364 [,435 (b) Vehicles Motor Cycles Passenger Cars Buses Trucks Tailer-s & Others 1967 6,489 18,165 905 5,567 1,733 1,043 1971 6,793 51,163 1,218 7,kh$ 2,97 1,417 1972 6,4o 58,335 1,186 7,h7 3,042 1,764 1973 6,615 70,752 1,358 7,769 3,318 1,984 Source: Statistical Yearbook, Macedonia,1974, pp. 149, 153. Table 53: (a) INDICATORS OF TOURISM, 1963-74 Total Nights Spent By Total Number of Tourists Bed Domestic Foreign Domestic Domestic Foreign Total Capacity Tourists Tourists and Foreign 1963 215,625 38,167 253,792 7,647 702,195 60,548 762,743 1965 253,503 76,889 330,392 14,652 841,955 125,722 967,677 1971 372,494 134,891 507,385 22,696 1,188,127 238,271 1,426,398 1972 402,365 147,287 549,652 28,130 1,311,286 267,779 1,579,065 1973 432,797 179,344 612,141 32,581 1,346,996 316,442 1,663,438 1974 458,925 141,187 600,112 37,054 1,535,395 293,515 1,828,910 Source: Statistical Yearbook, Macedonia, 1974, pp. 183-186, and Committee for Tourism and Catering Industry, Skopj, Macedonia. (b) HOTEL AND MOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Nuber of Beds Percent Share in Hotels and Motels In Total Accommodations 1963 1,327 17.4 1965 2,369 16.2 1971 3,978 17.5 1972 5,115 18.2 1973 5,855 18.0 1974 6,011 16.2 Source: Committee for Tourism and Catering Industry, Skopje, Macedonia. Table Sh: INDICATORS OF PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES, 1972 Unit Macedonia SFMI Hospitals: Beds 1972 No. 8,733 114,853 Qualified staff (exclud. doctors) 1972 No. 933 18,139 Doctors: 1972 No. 623 14,116 Ambulance Service: Organizations, 1972 No. 308 3,789 Doctors visits, 1972 1,000 4,313 62,212 Social Insurance: Insured Active, 1972 1,000 343 4,969 1973 1,000 356 5,114 Insured Total: 1972 1,000 1,190 14,510 1973 1,000 1,238 15,026 Insurance Payments: 1972 M. din. 611 11,630 1973 M. din. 709 14,255 Health Organizations: Employment 1972 1,000 10.0 168.0 Fixed Assets 1972 M. din. 598 8,718 Expenditures 1972 M. din. 652 10,h96 Investment.1972 M. din. 39 1,157 Infant Mortality: (per 1000 live births) No. 70.2 43.3 Source: Statistical Yearbook, Yugoslavia, 1974, Tables 202-2, 22-1, 226-2, 217-1., YUIlGOSBLAVI1A M ACED)ONIlA PCOPULÄrICIN DENSITY/ 1971 INHABITANTS PER Km2 L-] below 40 40 to 70 4181K . 71 and above VI r.ET: 52k E N~~ E6 G\ N 224 -4 BRm2 17TVmA S4u0 e 35tsia rabo ugsai 94 al DE, 52_ \Nb l Y UG 0OS L AV I A M ACED ON IA CHANGES IN POPULATION, 1961-71 PE RCENTAGES E-1] belo0w 5 uzýý 5.0 to 14.99 K.P. 15 anl abov,e -5 'X~ IKRA NS.N /14, 0 1 1BF BRO 1 EF KRU 1 -I9 m 1 m -~~ Soumte: Stat1st1cal Yearbok Yugoslavia 1974, table 3-2- Y1.1 GOCiSLAVI1A M ACED ONIlA BIRTH RATEJ1971 B1I3THS PER 1000I INHABITANTS below 18 18 to 24.919 K.P..25 and above GOSN 30.0 1 16 ( 36STI BE R /24 2 N2E G KiRU 22.3 19. 55 A STG 22.3VAL OHIR 10.4 /17.9 DV 21 .5 m BIT m ~13.3 Souirce: Statistical Yearbook )(ugosl[avia 1974. table 3-2 Y UGOS LAV/I A MACEDON1A INFANT MC)RT.ALITY, 1972 DEATHS BEFORE AGE 1, PER 1000 LIVE BIRTHS E] below 40 /IZ 40 to 69.991 /51/. 70 and above KRA ý29 SKO 31 <O '63ý E\ STIVI i~3 /T/BERD,$ //65 48 bl1 S104 STNI RIKAV 3 STG 9VAL 38 D.H. OHRN 50 IDEV (RfS Blm1 - -___ ___ ___ ___ __Source: Etatlsi:ical: Yearbook Y'ugoslevia 1974, table 3-2 YLI GOCS LAVI A M AC EDONIlA SHARE OF AG3RICUILTUJRAL POPULATION, 1971 PE RCENTAGES []7 below 40 Ez zi 40 to betow 60 56, Emm(30 and above KUM 505 E5SKO 4 /' 1EýX\IN N\ 6 TY.RAD) ~DEB 4 STG /41 VA r -m RES T m CD Source: Statistical 'Vearbook Yugoslavia 1974, table 3-2 Y U G C0 S L AV I A MACIEDONIA NATIONIAL INCOME PER CAPITAå, 1972 PERCEIMT OF MACEDON IAN AVERAIGE, DIN 7.528 160 [3 below 70 70 to, 99.99 K- P. 100 and above KUM 51 81. KRA 44 NSrN VIN !9 '1D S143 1 HU/8T~ 58 5 YImN KlC DEBce 50tlmna YerokYIslSa17.Tbts32 - _ Y'U G O)S L AV I A M ACED ON IA ENMPLDYMENT IN POPULATK)N, 19ý72 SHARE OF AC TIVE PERSONS IN THE SOCIAL SIECTFOR, IN PERCIENT LZZ belovv 12 4 12 to 19M9 K.FI 20 arid above 131 NO KRAl11 TIET ~~jDE~j N\ VIN 10 \N T7 /AD, SDE~ 22MC1 STG )H ý 10 OH //B Source: Statistical Yearbook Yugo!slavia 1974. tablies 3-2, 3-3 M AC EDON IA CULTIVATED LAND, 19P73 PEROENTAGE ýOF TOTAL SURFACE LZZ belovv 15 E= Z] 15 to 29«59 'KU f 9 EM M 30 and above 426 29O 26 :50 20, Glos ' 9 BRO /?8 20 241 /22 -21 PRI Eludi ng Meadows <fll Source: Statimtical Yearbook Yýugoslavia 1974,, tabte 3-4 M ACED ONIA4 PA STUIR E S 1973 PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL. SURFACE [ZZ below 20 20 to 29.99 ~~30 and above 29 fl 43 OHR~~ ~IN N.S~~C i EITti 3ea5oy T.12 RA (D 14 )Eorel3titclYabokYgsai 97.tbe - Y UGO SL AVI1A M ACE~DC>NI A NON-AGRICULTURAL LAND HABITANTS FPER K,M2 below 40 401to.60 4,3 above 60 KUJM 26 KRM 39 944,/1 FRO 45 ý 37 51 TV AD\ 68 PRI 6 0 cn s m X BIT m 29 m> Source: Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia 19744, table 3-4 _____ Y UG OSLA V IA MACEDONIA 100 Kg per hectare YIELDS OF WHEAT, AVERA3E 1971/73 -K.P. - KUM 0 • • KRA • - . RDEL TE SKO A= PRO KOC 4 =S.Nl=_ 15 - 20 •••~fl • BER BR RAD ---NEG- -- - L Meldi KRUL PRI KA D -H -f-- -f2' * STGLG SM f OHRDE - - lill Source: Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia, 1974, table 3-4 YUGOSLAVIA MACEDONIA DISTRIBUTION OF ORCHARDS, 1973 - P *ø.* • K• K 1 dot 20 hectres #.I SK PRO• koc DE. . • S.N V GOS, • • • STI , .åø.. . ER". . 1 .BRTO RAD• •'., . KIC E • • * * DEB. • • NEG • STM ···.'-'... RUý • ST. ø *• . •0PRI . KAV AL * D. H. * mB • • IST Sttitia Yi 1 ø.øiø~ ~~ i~Source: Statistical Yeartbook 'Yugoslaviai, 1974, table 3--4 _ YUGOSLAVIA MACEØONIA DISTRIBUITION OF VINE YARDS, 1973 K. 1 dot =30 hectares . NI 0 0 * K.P. * RKRA TET < 'SKO PR KO DEL • •.SN •• V BRO -T.v. RAD .. KIC :-;.... .NE••* •TM • . * DEB * . 0 HDE * * • • . ** . • . - .''. DEV R .T *R NJ mSTG PRI .AV 0 D. Hi. HR E.j BIT co ~Source: Statistical'Yearbook Yugos>Iavia, 1974, tablie 3-4 介…一＿＿…： YUGOSLAVIA '1VIACEDONIA ,eko EXISTIING AND PROP2SED REISERVOIRS INITHIE ~OAR-AX1.0,5 RIVER BASIN e0. oci Y q., P, 000 d Åomýý r-,- 9 ante å'éEp I ~ ii, EXISTING ~ 9* PROPOSED < PROPOSED FOIR FUTURE S,TUDY tagg% bl EXISTING POWER STAKTION bli PROPOSå PåINER STATION tkyp lilja REPUBi IC B - NDARIEå ji L OU 4, 0 VýRDAR - AXIOS,111IVER BASM BOUNDARI.ES u2 m M 9 om Source: Integrated Developrinent of ithe Vardar - Axios River Basin; > Econornist Intelligence Unit Ltd/Hydrotechnic Corporation YUGOSLAVI A MACEDONIA EXISTING AND POSSIBLE IRRIGATED ARIEAS IN THE VARDIAR -AXIOS RIVER BASIN :.EXISTING IRRIGATI10r AREAS i POSSI3LE ACIDITIONAL AREAS \ REPUBLIC BOUNDARIES VARDAR - AXIOS RIVER E er BASIN BOUNDARIES Sou rce: Integrated Development of the Vardar-Axios River Basin; Econornist I ntelligence Unit ILtd/HV,drotec:hnic Corporatio YLIGOSL2AV1A Percent MACEDONIA SHARE OF ARABLE LAND IN TOTAL < 35 AGRICULTURAL LAND, 1973 KU 35 -0 KRA TElSKO:DE --- *PRO GOŠN ø. - 4 45 'BRO' T DEB p *.*:~:.~~_ 45 -.50 ·DEEý Eu NEG KRU- PR KAV VAL -W DH H DEV rr w> Source: Statistical Yearbook Yugoslavia, 1974toable 3-4