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In recent years, the IMF has released a growing number of reports and other documents covering economic and financial developments and trends in member countries. Each report, prepared by a staff team after discussions with government officials, is published at the option of the member country.

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In recent years, the IMF has released a growing number of reports and other documents covering economic and financial developments and trends in member countries. Each report, prepared by a staff team after discussions with government officials, is published at the option of the member country.

Table 1.

Israel: GDP by Expenditure Components in Current Prices, 1997-2003 1/

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Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.

Preliminary estimates of the Central Bureau of Statistics.

Table 2.

Israel: GDP by Expenditure Components in Constant Prices, 1997-2003 1/ 2/

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Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.

Estimates in 2000 prices derived by chaining each categories growth rate computed at different base year prices, hence totals do not reflect the sum of their components.

Preliminary estimates of the Central Bureau of Statistics.

Table 3.

Israel: Investment, 1997-2003 1/

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Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.

Preliminary estimates of the Central Bureau of Statistics.

Table 4.

Israel: Consumption, 1997-2003 1/

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Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.
Table 5.

Israel: Gross Private Income and Savings, 1997-2003 1/

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, Current Briefings in Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.

Preliminary estimates of the Central Bureau of Statistics.

Including contribution to National Insurance Institute.

Table 6.

Israel: National Savings, Foreign Savings, and Investment, 1997-2003 1/

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Source: Data provided by the Bank of Israel.

Preliminary estimates of the Central Bureau of Statistics.

Total income defined as GNP plus unilateral transfers from abroad.

Table 7.

Israel: Composition and Growth of the Industrial Production, 1997-2003 2/

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.

Includes sectors not listed below.

Preliminary estimates of the Central Bureau of Statistics.

Table 8.

Israel: Labor Market Indicators, l997-2003

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.

Aged 15 and above.

Includes unreported foreign workers.

Estimated.

Table 9.

Israel: Employment and Labor Input of Israelis by Industry, 1997-2003 1/

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.

Employment figures are annual averages; labor input figures are weekly averages.

Nine-month figure.

Data do not sum to total due to an “unknown” category.

Table 10.

Israel: Real Wages, Labor Costs, and Productivity, 1997-2003

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Source: Data provided by the Bank of Israel.

Wages are deflated by the consumer price index. Data for 2003 based on eight-month figures.

Business sector net domestic product per man-hour estimated from the expenditure side.

Ratio of labor cost per man-hour to labor productivity.

Table 11.

Israel: Real Wage Indices, 1997-2003 1/

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Source: Data provided by the Bank of Israel.

Average monthly wage per employee post at constant prices, based on employers’ contributions to the National Insurance Institute, deflated by the consumer price index. Data from 1994 are based on a new sample and a new definition of “public services”; data from earlier years were connected via linking indices.

Eight-month figure.

Table 12.

Israel: Consumer Price Index and its Main Components, 1999-2003

(percentage change in yearly rates, unless indicated otherwise)

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Source: Central Bureau of Statistics data, as prepared and compiled by the Bank of Israel.

Weight in index since 2003.

Including October 2003 (last 12 months).

Table 13.

Israel: Selected Price Indices, l997-2002

(Percent increase during the period)

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Source: Central Bureau of Statistics data, as prepared and compiled by the Bank of Israel.

The weights of the components in the Consumer Price Index were changed in 2000.

Public transport, communication services, education, medical serivices, municiple taxes, electricity, fuel, water, and me

Table 14.

Israel: Bank of Israel Accounts, 1997-2002

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.
Table 15.

Israel: Financial Assets of the Public, 1998-2002

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Source: Data provided by the Bank of Israel.

The public consists of individuals and corporations excluding the Government, Bank of Israel, ordinary banking corporations, and banks abroad. It includes social and life insurance funds but does not include the assets of these funds held out of the ordinary banking system.

Noninterest-bearing deposits mandated by law to cover total subscriptions for securities floatations in the TASE.

Nominal rate deflated by consumer price index.

Table 16.

Israel: Interest Rates, 1997-2004 1/

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Source: Data provided by the Bank of Israel.

All interest rates converted to annual terms at compounded interest.

Includes basic interest rate, commitment fees and the higher interest charged for drawings in excess of approved ceiling.

Includes interest on overdraft facilities.

Monthly rate compounded annually.

Table 17.

Israel: Interest Rates on Various Types of Credit and the Public’s Assets, 1998-2003

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Source: Data provided by the Bank of Israel.

Includes directed credit and nondirected foreign currency linked credit.

Average for all time deposits, overdrafts, and the rate on certificates of deposit.

Nominal rate deflated by consumer price index. In the case of quarterly data, the rate of inflation used is the annualized quarterly rate.

Table 18.

Israel: Reserve Requirements on Deposits and Interest Brackets, 1994-2003

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Source: Bank of Israel.
Table 19.

The Israeli Capital Market, 2002

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Source: Bank of Israel, Research Department.

Excluding double counting and government-owned quoted companies.

Excluding securities held by the Bank of Israel.

Adjusted for provident fund and non-residents’ holdings in mutual funds.

Table 20.

Israel: Prinicipal Stock Market Indicators, 1997-2002

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Sources: Bank of Israel; and Central Bureau of Statistics.

Shares, convertible securities, and exercised options.

Market value end-of-year figures; volume of trade-on and off.

Ratio of monthly volume of trade to average monthly market value of stock market.

Table 21.

Israel: Principal Bond Market Indicators, 1997-2002

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Sources: Bank of Israel; and Central Bureau of Statistics.

Including public sector corporations.

Ratio of the central bank’s sales and purchases in the secondary market to total volume of stock exchange trade in bonds.

Ratio of monthly volume of trade to average monthly market value of bonds.

Real overall rate of return refers to total return (including coupon), less taxable profits.

Table 22.

Israel: Institutional Investor Indicators, 1997-2002

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Sources: Data provided by the Bank of Israel; and Central Bureau of Statistics.
Table 23.

Israel: State Budget Balance and Financing, 1999-2003

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Source: Data provided by the Ministry of Finance.
Table 24.

Israel: State Budget Revenue, 1999-2003

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Sources: Data provided by the Ministry of Finance.
Table 25.

Israel: State Budget Expenditure (Economic Classification) 1999-2003

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Source: Data provided by the Ministry of Finance.
Table 26.

Israel: State Budget Expenditure (Functional Classification), 1999-2003

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Source: Data provided by the Ministry of Finance.
Table 27.

Israel: General Government Balance and Financing (National Accounts), 1997-2003

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Sources: Bank of Israel; and revised BCS data from January 2004.

The finance figures relate only to the central government.

Table 28.

Israel: General Government Receipts (National Accounts), 1997-2003

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Sources: Bank of Israel; and revised BCS data from January 2004.

Figures from 1995 onward include revenue from the health tax.

Table 29.

Israel: General Government Expenditure (National Accounts), 1997-2003

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Sources: Bank of Israel; and revised BCS data from January 2004.

Figures from 1995 onward include expenditure arising from the Health Law.

Table 30.

Israel: Structure of General Government Finances (National Accounts), 1997-2003

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Source: Bank of Israel and revised BCS data from January 2004
Table 31.

Israel: Currency Basket of the Israeli Sheqel, 1994–2003

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Sources: IMF, International Financial Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.
Table 32.

Israel: Exchange Rate Developments, 1997-2003

(Index number 1986 = 100; period averages)

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Sources: IMF, International Financial Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.
Table 33.

Israel: Balance of Payments, 1998-2003

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Sources: Bank of Israel; and Central Bureau of Statistics.

The growth rate in percent is compared to same period the previous year.

Table 34.

Israel: Balance of Payments--Services, 1997-2003

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Source: Central Bureau of Statistics.
Table 35.

Israel: Export Volume and Price Indices, 1997-2003

(percentage change from previous period)

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, Foreingn Trade Statistics Quarterly, and Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.

Value data deflated by paasche unit value indices.

Based on data in U.S dollars.

Table 36.

Israel: Commodity Composition of Exports, 1997-2003 1/

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics; Foreign Trade Statistics Quarterly; and Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.

Excluding exports to the autonomy and administered areas.

Table 37.

Israel: Destination of Exports, 1997-2003

(In percent of total exports)

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics; and Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.

Until October.

Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland.

Table 38.

Israel: Civilian Import Volume and Price Indicators, 2001-03

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics; Foreingn Trade Statistics Quarterly; and Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.

Value data deflated by paasche unit value indices.

Based on data in U.S dollars.

Table 39.

Israel: Commodity Composition of Civilian Imports, 1997-2003 1/

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, and Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.

Excluding imports to the autonomy and administered areas.

Table 40.

Israel: Origin of Imports, 1997-2003

(In percent of total imports)

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Source: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics.

Until October.

Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland.

Table 41.

Israel: Capital Account Transactions, 1999-2003 1/

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.
Table 42.

Israel: Indicators of External Indebtedness, 1997-2003

(In millions of U.S dollars)

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics; data provided by the Bank of Israel; and the staff calculations.

Net foreign assets of commercial banks’ Bank of Israel’s reserves, holdings of other monetary institutions, and nonofinancial private sector.

Table 43.

Israel: Assets and Liabilities in Foreign Currency, 1997-2003

(In millions of U.S dollars)

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Sources: Central Bureau of Statistics, Monthly Bulletin of Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.
Table 44.

Israel: Official Gold and Convertible Foreign Exchange Reserves, 1997-2003

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Sources: IMF, International Financial Statistics; and data provided by the Bank of Israel.

National value.

At the Bank of Israel.

Gold plus foreign exchange.

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