Singapore. Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific Item

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1 Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific POPULATION Total population a million; as of 1 July Population density persons per square kilometer Population annual change, percent Urban population percent of total population LABOR FORCE b thousand; as of June Employed Employed residents Agriculture Manufacturing Mining Others Unemployed Unemployment rate percent Labor force annual change, percent Labor force participation rate c percent Male Female NATIONAL ACCOUNTS million Dollars; calendar year At Current Prices GDP by industrial origin at current market prices Agriculture d Mining Manufacturing Electricity, gas, and water Construction Trade e Transport and communications f Finance g Public administration Others h Taxes on products Net factor income from abroad GNI Structure of Output percent of GDP at current basic prices Agriculture Industry Services Expenditure on GDP at current market prices Private consumption Government consumption Gross fixed capital formation

2 2 Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific 2012 Increase in stocks Exports of goods and services Less: Imports of goods and services Statistical discrepancy Structure of Demand percent of GDP at current market prices Private consumption Government consumption Gross domestic capital formation Exports of goods and services Imports of goods and services Statistical discrepancy At Constant Prices i GDP by industrial origin at 2005 market prices Agriculture d Mining Manufacturing Electricity, gas, and water Construction Trade e Transport and communications f Finance g Public administration Others h Taxes on products Net factor income from abroad GNI Growth of Output annual change, percent GDP Agriculture Industry Services Expenditure on GDP at 2005 market prices Private consumption Government consumption Gross fixed capital formation Increase in stocks Exports of goods and services Less: Imports of goods and services Statistical discrepancy

3 Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific Growth of Demand annual change, percent Private consumption Government consumption Gross domestic capital formation Exports of goods and services Imports of goods and services Investment Financing at Current Prices Gross domestic capital formation Gross national saving Gross domestic saving Net factor income from abroad Net current transfers from abroad Savings and Investment percent of GDP at current market prices Gross domestic saving Gross national saving Gross domestic capital formation At Current Market Prices Dollars Per capita GDP Per capita GNI PRODUCTION INDEXES period averages Agriculture = Manufacturing 2007 I 2011 = ENERGY annual values Crude petroleum thousand metric tons Production Exports Imports Consumption Coal thousand metric tons Production Exports Imports Consumption Electricity million kilowatt-hours Production Consumption j Retail prices Dollars per liter Petrol, 98 Octane k Diesel

4 4 Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific 2012 PRICE INDEXES period averages Consumer 2009 = Food Nonfood Wholesale l 2006 = Implicit GDP deflator 2005 = Price Indexes annual change, percent Consumer price index Food price index Wholesale price index Implicit GDP deflator MONEY AND BANKING million Dollars; as of end of period Money supply (M1) Currency in circulation Demand deposits (excluding government deposits) Quasi-money Money supply (M2) Foreign assets (net) Domestic credit Claims on government sector (net) m Claims on private sector n Claims on other financial institutions o Other items p Money supply (M3) Money supply (M2) annual change, percent M2 percent of GDP at current market prices Deposit Money Banks Demand deposits Savings deposits Time deposits Domestic credits outstanding Interest Rates q percent per annum; period averages On deposits Savings Time: 6 months months GOVERNMENT FINANCE million Dollars; fiscal year beginning 1 April Central Government Total revenue and grants Total revenue

5 Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific Current revenue r Taxes Nontaxes Capital receipts Grants... Total expenditure and net lending Total expenditure Current expenditure Capital expenditure Net lending Current surplus/deficit Capital account surplus/deficit Overall budgetary surplus/deficit Financing Domestic borrowing Foreign borrowing Use of cash balances Government Finance percent of GDP at current market prices Total revenue Taxes Total expenditure Overall budgetary surplus/deficit Expenditure by Function, Central Government Total General public services Defense Education Health Social security and welfare Housing and community amenities Economic services Agriculture Industry Electricity, gas, and water... Transport and communications Other economic services Others EXTERNAL TRADE s million Dollars; calendar year Exports, fob Imports, cif Trade balance External Trade annual change, percent Exports Imports

6 6 Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific 2012 Direction of Trade million US Dollars; calendar year Exports, total Malaysia Hong Kong, China Indonesia China, People s Rep. of United States Japan Korea, Rep. of Australia Thailand India Imports, total Malaysia United States China, People s Rep. of Japan Korea, Rep. of Indonesia Saudi Arabia Thailand Germany India BALANCE OF PAYMENTS t million US Dollars; calendar year Current account Balance on goods Exports Imports Services and income Credit Debit Current transfers Credit Debit Capital account u Financial account Direct investment Portfolio investment Financial Derivatives Other investment Net errors and omissions Overall balance Reserves and related items

7 Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific Balance of Payments percent of GDP at current market prices Exports Imports Balance on goods Current account balance Overall balance INTERNATIONAL RESERVES million US Dollars; as of end of period Total Gold, national valuation Foreign exchange Reserve position in the Fund SDRs EXCHANGE RATES Dollars per US Dollar End of period Average of period EXTERNAL INDEBTEDNESS v million US Dollars; as of end of year Total debt outstanding and disbursed Long-term debt Public and publicly guaranteed Private nonguaranteed Short-term debt Use of IMF credit External debt percent of GNI Total long-term debt percent of total debt Short-term debt percent of total debt Debt service percent of exports of goods and services Debt service million US Dollars; transactions during the year Principal repayments on long-term debt Interest on long-term debt Interest on short-term debt or 0.0 = Magnitude is less than half of unit employed, = Magnitude equals zero, = Data not available at cutoff date. a Refers to residents and nonresidents. Data from 2003 to 2007 were revised in February b Refers to persons aged 15 years and over. Figures are based on the midyear Labour Force Survey except for 1995, 2000, and 2005 where data are from the General Household Survey and Population Census. To facilitate comparison with 2008, the 2007 Labour Force Survey data have been adjusted based on the Department of Statistics s revised population estimates (released in February 2008), which exclude residents who have been away from for a continuous period of 12 months or longer. c Refers to residents only. d Composed of agriculture, fishing, and quarrying. e Covers wholesale, retail, import and export trades, and hotels and restaurants. f Covers transport and storage, and information and communications. g Covers financial and business services. h Covers public administration, other services industries, and ownership of dwellings.

8 8 Key Indicators for Asia and the Pacific 2012 i The GDP estimates at constant prices are chain-linked at the base year to preserve the price structure. Additivity prior to the base year may be lost in the process. j Refers to total electricity sales. k Prior to 2005, data refer to premium gasoline. l Refers to domestic supply price index. m The Monetary Authority of s holdings of government securities have been reclassified under domestic credit to government instead of other items. n Refers to total domestic credit less net claims on the government sector and claims on other financial institutions. o Refers to investment in securities and equities in. p Residual item. q Refers to the average rates quoted by ten leading banks. r Up to 2000, data refer to the revenues credited to the consolidated revenue account. s Prior to 2003, data exclude Indonesia. t The s balance of payments accounts are compiled in accordance with the sixth edition of the IMF s Balance of Payments and International Position Manual. u The capital account is consolidated under the financial account. v Beginning 2000, short-term debt refers to debt due within a year of the reference period, which may include components of the total external debt. Long-term debt refers to the residual. Sources: Population Labor Force National Accounts Department of Statistics (DOS). Official communication, 27 April 2012; past communication. For 1995, 2000, 2005: DOS. Official communication, 13 May 2009; past communication. For : Ministry of Manpower. Official communication, 9 April 2012; past communication. DOS. Official communication, 27 April 2012; past communication. Production Indexes Agriculture Food and Agriculture Organization. FAOSTAT. (downloaded May 2012). Manufacturing Economic Development Board. Official website: Energy Crude Petroleum Coal Electricity and Retail Prices Price Indexes Money and Banking Government Finance External Trade International Enterprise (IES). Official communication, 10 April 2012; past communication. DOS. Official communication, 27 April 2012; past communication. For 1995, 2000: Asian Development Bank. Staff estimates. For 2005, : DOS. Official communication, 27 April 2012; past communication. Monetary Authority of. Official communication, 17 April 2012; past communication. For 1995: International Monetary Fund (IMF). Government Finance Statistics Yearbook 2001; past issues. For 2000, 2005, : Ministry of Finance. Official communication, 30 April 2012; past communication. IES. Official communication, 10 April 2012; past communication. Direction of Trade IMF. Direction of Trade Statistics CD-ROM, May Balance of Payments DOS. Official communication, 27 April 2012; past communication. International Reserves IMF. International Financial Statistics CD-ROM, May Exchange Rates External Indebtedness For 1995: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Statistical Compendium CD-ROM, For 2000, 2005: World Bank. Joint BIS IMF OECD WB External Debt Hub. Website: