Honduras - Current economic position and prospects (Vol. 2 of 2) : Statistical appendix

RESTRICTED , Report No, WH-193 This report was prepared for use within the Bank and its affiliated organizations. They do not accept responsibility for its accuracy or completeness. The report may not be published nor may it be quoted as representing their views. INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION CURRENT ECONOMIC POSITION AND PROSPECTS OF HONDURAS (in two volumes) VOLUME II Sttcust;4elt P?tpnie*t September 26, 1969 Western Hemisphere Department  CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS U.S. $1.00 = 2 Lempiras (L)  LIST OF TAMJES Table Number A. POPULATION 1. Basic Population Statistics, 1961/66-1976/81 2. Age Composition and Dependency Burden, 1961-1981 3. Urban and Rural Population by Age, 1961-1981 4. Fertility Rates, 1961-1981 5. Demographic Measures in Selected Countries 6. Labor Force Participation, 1960-1985 B. PRODUCTION 7. Production and Population Growth, 1955-1968 8. Gross National Product, 1963-1968, at 1948 prices 9. Gross Domestic Product by Expenditure Category, 1955-1968, at current prices 10. National and Domestic Savings, 1 955-1968 11. Investment and Savings Ratios, 1955-1968 12. Projected Gross Domestic Product by Expenditure Category, 1969-1974 13. Projected Notional and Domestic Savings, 1969-1974 14. Projected Investment and Savings Ratios, 1969-1974 15. Gross Domestic Product by Sector Origin, 1963-1968, at current prices 16. Gross Domestic Product by Sector Origin, 1963-1968, at 1948 prices 17. Production, Consumption and Export of Selected Agricultural Products, 1960-1968, in volume 18. Prices of Basic Grains, 1967-1968 19. Industrial Production of Selected Commodities, 1964-1968 20. Manufacturing Value Added, 1962-1967, at constant factor cost 21. Composition of Manufacturing Value Added, 1962-1967 22. Gross Value of Factory Output, Inputs, Value Added and Sales, 1962-1967 23. Total Investment in Manufacturing Industry, 1962 and 1966 24. Structure of Employment in Manufacturing Industries (Factory Output), 1958-1966 25. Manufacturing - Value of Fixed Assets at the Cost of the Period and Profits during Corresponding Year, 1958-1966 26. Imports of Raw Materials as Percent of Total Raw Materials Consumed in Manufacturing, 1958-1964 27. Imports as a Percent of Total Manufacturing Production, 1958-1967 C. EDUCATION 28. Central Government Educational Expenditures, 1963-1968 29 Application of Funds by Level of Education, 1963-1968 30. Number of Establishments, Enrollment, Teachers and Total Student Population by Level of Education, 1963-1968 31. Selected Education Indicators, 1963-1968  -2- Table Number 32. Coefficients of Retention (cross section), 1960-1967 33. Graduated/Matri.culated Ratio (time series), 1958-1967 34. Evolution of One Generation of Students, 1954-1965 35. Efficiency of University System, 1961-1965 D. HEALTH 36. Central Government Expenditures for Health, 1963-1967 37. Major Diseases, 1967 38. Urban and Rural Water Supply, 1967 39. Urban and Rural Sewerage Service, 1967 40. Nutritional Levels, 1965 41. Supply and Demand for Medical Doctors, 1965-1985 E. PUBLIC SECTOR OPEPATIONS 42. External Public Debt Outstanding as of December 31, 1968 - Debt repayable in foreign currency 43. Past Transactions on External Public Debt, 196a-1968 - Debt repayable in foreign currency 4h. Estimated Future Service Payments on External Public Debt Outstanding Including Undisbursed as of December 31, 1968 - Debt repayable in foreign currency 45. External Public Debt Outstanding as of December 31, 1968 - Debt repayable in local currency 46. Past Transactions on External Public Debt 1963-1968 - Debt repayable in local currency 47. Estimated future Service Payments on External Public Debt Outstanding Including Undisbursed as of December 31, 1968 - Debt repayable in local currency 48. Public Sector Internal Debt, 1963-1968 49. Public Sector Operations, 1963-1974 50. Foreign Development Loan and Credit Disbursements, 1963-1968 51. Central Government Current Revenues, 1963-1974 52. Central Government Expenditures, by Economic Categories, i963-1969 53. Central Government Expenditures, by Administrative Agencies, 1963-1969 54. Public Current Expenditures, by Major Functions, 1963-1967 55. Public Investment, by Sector, 1963-1974 56. Public Sector Investment Performance, 1965-1968 57. Unrevised Public Investment Program 58. Revised Public Investment Program, iMajor Projects F. BALANCE OF PAMENTS AND MN01ETARY ACCOUNTS 59. Balance of Payments, 1955-1968 60. Composition of EXports, 1960-1968 61. Composition of Imports, 1955-1968 62. Direction of Trade, 1963-1968  -3- Table Number 63. Balance of Payments Projection, 1969-17h 64. Exports of Main Products, 1962/66-1974 65. Imports by Ilajor Categories, 1962-1974 66. Imports by Tariff Category, 1965-1967 67. Financing Capacity of the Banking System, End of Year Balances, 1963-1974 68. Summary Accounts of the Banking System, 1963-1968 69. Credit Outstanding of the Banking System, by Sector, 1965-1968 70. International Reserves of the Banking System, 1961-1968 71. Consumer Prices, 1962-1968 N.B. The projections do not take into account the possible repercussions of the Sumner 1969 hostilities with El Salvador, which have been discussed in the text of the main report.  Table 1: HON1aJRS: BASIC PkOPULATION: S'ATISTTCS, 591.1/M - 1976/81 (Rates, per thousand) Niafrar 05)8-lTo yr.-t I Natality Martaaiita n_ 17 . growth 1961-66 49.8 18.2 31.6 1.7 33.3 1966-71 hB.7 16.3 32.4 1i. 33)3 1971-76 48.2 1i.7 33.5 1.2 34.7 1976-81 47.5 13.2 34.3 1 o 35.3 Source: Latin American Center of Denmgraphy (CEIADE), Seminar on thle Denw- graphic Status in Central America.  Table 2; BONmBUAS AGE CCKO8TTON AM M EZ LSDBICZ DURO, 1961 - 1981 (Thousainds) Ke 1-_9b6 - _+9 T 1976 _1981 Group Ttale Y Total Kale Female tt 7le F o Feale 0-14 907.0 45J7.5 4h9.4 1,072.7 541.1 531.0 1,248.4 630.I 615,0 1,92.8 ?575.2 738.6 1,762.2 901.3 880.9 15-49 839.8 WI7.2 422.6 993.8 493.4 5OC.11 1,199.6 595.5 604.0 1,U2.9 701.5 71146 x,6811 835.0 546.1 50-64 111.1 57.7 601. i35.6 66.2 69.4 159 7 77.8 51.9 134.2 94.5 99.7 235.9 1".7 121.2 65 & 45.0 21.5 23.5 54.5 2V.9 2B.6 63.9 30.3 33.6 78.6 37.2 4iA4 94.2 4L.5 49 -7 TOTAI 1,909.9 sSj.8 956.o 2255.9 1,126.5 1,129.4 L,671.6 1,334.2 l.337.6 3,178.5 1,587.4 2,591,1 3,793.5 1,89.5 1,597.3 . ~ ~~~ ~ ~~~ . N . G E 0-IL 47.5 4.o 47.0 h71.6 48.o 47.0 46.7 47.) 46.2 47.0 47.5 46.L 147.0 47.5 46.I 15-49 14s.O 43.7 44.2 44. 43.6 t4.3 44.9 41 : .5 .2 Ld..4 44.2 1.7 ..3 44.1 4.6 5G-6L 6.2 6.o 6.3 6.Q 5.9 6.2 6.0 6.1 6.1 6.u 6.3 6.2 6,0 6.4 65 & + 2.3 2.3 2.5 2.1 2.3 2.5 2.4 2.3 2,5 2.5 2.3 2.6 2.5 2.4 2.6 TOTaL ioo.o aoo.n a oo00 . 0.c 1D.0 100.0 100.0 100.9 100.0 100.0 100.0 200.0 20.o0 100.0 100.0 Productive Poptleation t50. 2 49.7 50.5 50.0