Central African Republic
Statistical Appendix

The report discusses the IMF staff's estimates and projections of the Central African Republic's Central Government Operations, 2002–06; summary of tax systems, 2007; export import indices and terms of trade 2002–06; balance of payments, 2002–06; monetary survey, 2002–06; interest rate structure, 2002–06; sectoral composition of the public investment program, 2002–06; GDP at current prices as well as at previous year's prices, 2002–06, GDP, real growth rates; supply and use of resources at current prices; central bank accounts, 2002–06, etc.

Abstract

The report discusses the IMF staff's estimates and projections of the Central African Republic's Central Government Operations, 2002–06; summary of tax systems, 2007; export import indices and terms of trade 2002–06; balance of payments, 2002–06; monetary survey, 2002–06; interest rate structure, 2002–06; sectoral composition of the public investment program, 2002–06; GDP at current prices as well as at previous year's prices, 2002–06, GDP, real growth rates; supply and use of resources at current prices; central bank accounts, 2002–06, etc.

Table 1.

Central African Republic: Gross Domestic Product at Current Prices, 2002–06

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Sources: C.A.R. authorities; and Fund staff estimates.
Table 2.

Central African Republic: Gross Domestic Product at Previous Year’s Prices, 2002–061

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Sources: C.A.R. authorities; and Fund staff estimates.

Since the base year (1985) is outdated and being updated, the C.A.R. authorities compute real GDP growth by comparing output at previous year prices (Table 1) with previous year’s output at current prices.

Table 3.

Central African Republic: Gross Domestic Product, Real Growth Rates, 2002–06 1

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Sources: C.A.R. authorities; and Fund staff estimates.

Since the base year (1985) is outdated and being updated, the C.A.R. authorities compute real GDP growth by comparing output at previous year prices (Table 1) with previous year’s output at current prices.

Table 4.

Central African Republic: Supply and Use of Resources at Current Prices, 2002–06

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Sources: C.A.R. authorities; and Fund staff estimates.

Consumption figures reflect the authorities’ definition of public consumption, which includes public sector wages.

Table 5.

Central African Republic: Agricultural Production, 2001/02–2005/06

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Source: C.A.R. authorities.

Cotton crop year ends October 31.

Table 6.

Central African Republic: Cotton Price Structure, 2001/02–05/061

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Sources: National cotton company (SOCOCA) and from 2002/03 onward data are from SOCADETEX.

Crop year ends October 31.

Transport and transaction costs.

Including domestic sales.

Average export price less total costs.

Table 7.

Central African Republic: Production and Export Volumes of Forestry Products, 2002–06

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Source: C.A.R. authorities.
Table 8.

Central African Republic: Manufacturing Output, 2002–06

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Source: C.A.R. authorities.

In thousands of hectoliters.

In millions of packets.

In thousands of tons.

In cubic meters.

In thousands of meters.

Table 9.

Central African Republic: Production and Export of Diamonds and Gold, 2002–06

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Source: C.A.R. authorities.
Table 10.

Central African Republic: Consumption of Oil Products, 2002–06

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Source: C.A.R. authorities.
Table 11.

Central African Republic: Price Structure of Petroleum Products, 2002–06

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Source: National oil import company (PETROCA).
Table 11.

Central African Republic: Price Structure of Petroleum Products, 2002–06 (concluded)

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Source: National oil import company (PETROCA).
Table 12.

Central African Republic: Consumer Price Index, 2002–06

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Source: C.A.R. authorities.

Based on consumption basket for nationals living in Bangui. Averages are computed on the basis of weighted sectoral averages for the given time periods.

Table 13.

Central African Republic: Wholesale Price Index, 2002–06

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Source: C.A.R. authorities.

Based on consumption basket for nationals living in Bangui. Averages are computed on the basis of weighted sectoral averages for the given time periods.

Table 14.

Central African Republic: Sectoral Composition of the Public Investment Program, 2002–061

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Source: C.A.R. authorities.

Results for some years do not correspond to those in Table 15 owing to differences concerning the amount of grants effectively disbursed at year end.

Includes counterparts of customs duties on project-related imports.

Table 15.

Central African Republic: Central Government Operations, 2002–06

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Sources: C.A.R. authorities; and Fund staff estimates.

Excludes interest payments and externally financed investment.