Population (31/12/2010) Crude birth rate Crude mortality rate Population density Number of households Total land area Employed population Unemployment rate

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Population (31/12/2010) Crude birth rate Crude mortality rate Population density Number of households Total land area Employed population Unemployment rate

Median monthly employment earnings

Licensed vehicles Lane length of public roads Mobile telephone users Infl ation rate

Value of merchandise exports Value of merchandise imports Visitor arrivals

Occupancy rate of hotel sector Per-capita spending of visitors Tax revenue from gaming sector

Gross gaming revenue Resident deposits

GDP

(at current price)

(chain volume

measures)

Per-capita GDP

(at current price)

(chain volume

measures)

No Unit

’000

‰

‰

’000/km²

’000 km²

’000

% MOP

no.

km no.

% million MOP million MOP

’000

% MOP million MOP

million MOP million MOP million MOP million MOP

MOP MOP

552.3 9.4 3.3 18.3 179.9 29.7 318.3 2.8 9 000

196 634 413.4 1 122 261 2.81 6 960.0 44 118.4 24 965.4 79.8 1 518 68 776.1

189 587.8 237 626.9 217 324.2 207 119.7

398 071

379 379

PRINCIPAL INDICATORS, 2010

CONTENTS

Principal Indicators, 2010

Geography and Weather Geography Weather Land area

Human Development Index

Demography Population Vital statistics Population density

Per-capita living space Number of households Average household size Life expectancy Education

Schools / Institutions Teacher-student ratio

Number of students Law and Order Crimes Prisoners Health

Health care establishments Health resources per 1 000 population Underlying causes of death Environment

Water consumption Electricity consumption Solid waste Employment

Labour force and labour force participation rate Unemployed population and unemployment rate Underemployed population and underemployment rate

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Employed population Non-resident workers

Transport Public roads

Licensed motor vehicles New registrations of motor vehicles Traffi c accidents

Containerized cargo Air cargo

Seaborne container throughput

Commercial fl ights

Cross-border vehicle traffi c Ferry trips

Telecommunications Telephone Internet services

Foreign Direct Investment

Construction and Real Estate Transaction Building units

Vacant units

Completed units and gross fl oor area Purchase and sales of building units Value of units purchased and sold Average price per m²

End-balance of domestic credit

Energy Electricity

Average sales price

Consumer Price Index

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External Merchandise Trade Merchandise exports Merchandise imports

External Merchandise Trade Index Exports of goods

Imports of goods Terms of trade index

Tourism Visitor arrivals

Hotel and guest-house Visitor expenditure

Outbound Macao residents

Gaming

Indicators of game of chance Gross gaming revenue

Betting amount on parimutuel and lottery

Public Finance

Total Government revenue Total Government expenditure

Money and Finance

Average exchange rates of Macao Pataca Money supply

Interest rates of deposits in Pataca Foreign exchange reserves Insurance

Gross Domestic Product Production-based GDP Expenditure-based GDP

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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX

^a

Human development index Life expectancy index Education index GDP index

GEOGRAPHY AND WEATHER

Land area Total area (km²)

Macao Peninsula Taipa Island Coloane Island CoTai reclamation area Coastline (km)

2008

29.2 9.3 6.7 7.6 5.6 46.81

2009

29.5 9.3 6.8 7.6 5.8 47.18

2010

29.7 9.3 6.8 7.6 6.0 47.67 Weather

Air temperature (ºC) Mean maximum Mean

Mean minimum Mean relative humidity (%) Total rainfall (mm)

Total sunshine duration (hour) Mean wind speed (km/hour)

2008

25.6 22.3 20.1 75.0 2 815.2 1 788.8 13.7

2009

26.1 22.5 20.2 72.0 1 620.2 1 865.5 12.5

2010

25.6 22.3 20.0 80.0 2 172.6 1 557.4 12.2 Geography

Macao Special Administrative Region, part of the territory of China, is situated at the Pearl River Delta on the southeast coast of Mainland China, 60 km southwest of Hong Kong. Total land area of Macao measures 29.7 km², com- prising the Macao Peninsula and the islands of Taipa and Coloane. Macao Peninsula is linked to Taipa Island by three bridges and the two is- lands are linked by the CoTai reclamation area.

The highest hill, measuring 170.6 m in altitude, is situated at the Coloane Island.

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2007

^r

0.835 0.981 0.665 0.893

2008

0.832 0.983 0.658 0.889

2009

0.835 0.987 0.658 0.896

a According to the calculation method of Human Development Report 2010 of the United Nations Development Programme

r Revised fi gures

2005

^r

0.814 0.967 0.670 0.831

2006

^r

0.819 0.973 0.665 0.850

Population

End-year population (’000) Male

Female Age structure (%)

0 - 14 15 - 64 65 and over

Annual population growth (%) Aging ratio (%)

Dependency ratio (%)

Vital statistics Crude birth rate (‰) Crude mortality rate (‰) Rate of natural increase (‰) Infant mortality rate (‰) Gender ratio at birth (%)

Marriages per 1 000 population (case) Divorces per 1 000 population (case)

Population density (’000/km²) Total of Macao

Macao Peninsula Taipa

Coloane

Per-capita living space (square feet)

Number of households (’000) 1-person household

2-person household 3-person household 4-person household

• 5-person household

Average household size

Life expectancy (years)

2008

549.2 269.5 279.7

12.8 80.0 7.2

2.0 56.2 25.1

8.5 3.2 5.4 3.2 110.4 5.0 1.2

18.9 50.1 10.8 0.5

221

177.3 25.4 38.8 42.4 45.0 25.7

2.88

2005-2008 82.1

2009

542.2 261.2 280.9

12.7 79.5 7.7

-1.3 60.3 25.7

8.8 3.1 5.7 2.1 108.9 5.6 1.4

18.4 50.2 10.8 0.5

225

177.9 25.1 39.8 42.8 45.7 24.6

2.86

2006-2009 82.4

Note: Due to rounding, total may not correspond to the sum of the partial fi gures

DEMOGRAPHY

2010

552.3 265.3 287.0

12.2 79.8 8.0

1.9 65.5 25.4

9.4 3.3 6.1 2.9 108.1 5.7 1.6

18.3 50.1 11.1 0.5

234

179.9 26.4 39.5 42.9 45.4 25.9

2.82

2007-2010 82.5

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Schools/Institutions Institutions of higher education Pre-primary, primary and secondary education

Pre-primary education Primary education Secondary education Vocational-technical education

Special education Pre-primary education Primary education Secondary education Special class

Recurrent education Primary education Secondary education Vocational-technical education

Adult education

Teacher-student ratio

Pre-primary, primary and secondary education

Special education Recurrent education

Number of students Higher education

Pre-primary, primary and secondary education

Pre-primary education Primary education Secondary education Vocational-technical education

Special education

Recurrent education Primary education Secondary education Vocational-technical education

Adult education

Students per 1 000 population

EDUCATION

r Revised fi gures .. Not applicable

2009/2010

10

57 70 55 10

1 1 1 8

2 9 3 129

15.0 4.8 12.1

22 289 73 713 9 923 25 475 36 622 1 693 515 3 016 299 2 503 214 121 787 176

2008/2009

11^r

56 70 55 10

1 1 1 8

2 9 3 137

15.7 4.5 13.6

20 917^r 76 214

9 270 27 481 37 830 1 633 482 2 880 303 2 393 184 129 146 178^r

2007/2008

11^r

58 74 58 6

1 1 1 9

2 10 ..

132

17.4 5.9 11.2

18 743 80 268 9 149 29 995 39 132 1 992 480 2 710 299 2 411 ..

130 410 185

Health care establishments Hospital care

Primary health care (clinics, health centres) Chinese medicine and therapy services

Health resources (per 1000 population) Doctor

Nurse Hospital bed

Underlying causes of death (%) Neoplasms

Diseases of the circulatory system Diseases of the respiratory system

2008

3 492 226

2.3 2.6 1.9

31.0 27.6 13.7

2009

3 495^r 228^r

2.4 2.8 2.0

33.1 26.5 13.6

Water consumption

Per-capita water consumption (m³/day) Electricity consumption

Per-capita electricity consumption (’000 kWh)

Solid waste

Solid waste incinerated (tonne)

r Revised fi gures

HEALTH

ENVIRONMENT

2010

3 597 283

2.4 2.8 2.1

33.0 25.8 14.8

2010

0.39

6.71

321 409

2008

0.39

6.00

298 491

2009

0.39

6.37

324 808 Crimes

Total (case)

Crime against property Crime against person Crime against life in society Crime against the territory Others

Prisoners End-year total Male Female

2008

13 864 7 728 2 707 909 883 1 637

912 804 108

2009

12 406 6 462 2 505 675 1 000 1 764

930 803 127

LAW AND ORDER

2010

11 649 6 095 2 472 661 867 1 554

929 788 141

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Labour force and labour force participation rate

Labour force (’000)

Labour force participation rate (%)

Unemployed population and unemployment rate Unemployed population (’000) Overall unemployment rate (%) Unemployment rate of local residents (%)

Underemployed population and underemployment rate Underemployed population (’000) Underemployment rate (%)

Employed population Employed population (’000)

Median age of employed MF population (years) M

F

Employed population by industry (%) Manufacturing

Construction

Wholesale and retail trade

Hotels, restaurants and similar activities Transport, communications and storage Financial intermediation, real estate and business activities

Public administration

Social & personal services (excluding gaming)

Gaming Others

Median monthly earnings (MOP) By major industry:

Manufacturing Construction

Wholesale and retail trade Hotels, restaurants and similar activities

Transport, communications and storage

Financial intermediation Real estate and business activities Public administration

Gaming

EMPLOYMENT

2008

333.0 70.6

10.1 3.0 3.6

5.3 1.6

323.0 38.9 40.5 37.3

7.6 11.9 12.3 12.8 5.0 9.7 6.2 13.5 20.6 0.4 8 000 4 000 10 000 7 000 6 100 8 500 11 000 5 600 18 000 13 000

2009

329.2 72.0

11.7 3.6 4.4

6.1 1.9

317.5 39.4 41.0 38.0

5.3 10.3 13.1 13.8 5.2 10.4 6.4 15.1 19.8 0.6 8 500 5 000 9 000 7 000 6 500 8 500 12 000 6 000 19 600 12 000

2010

327.6 71.5

9.3 2.8 3.5

5.8 1.8

318.3 40.1 41.7 38.8

4.8 8.6 13.3 13.6 5.8 11.0 6.8 15.7 19.9 0.5 9 000 6 000 9 500 7 500 7 000 8 500 13 000 6 400 19 500 13 000

By occupation:

Legislators, senior offi cials of government and associations, directors and managers of companies Professionals

Technicians and associate professionals

Clerks

of which: croupiers,

fl oorpersons, cage cashiers, etc.

Service and sales workers Skilled agricultural and fi shery workers

Craftsmen and similar workers Plant and machine operators, drivers and assemblers

Unskilled workers

Non-resident workers (end-year) from:

Mainland China The Philippines Vietnam Hong Kong Indonesia

By industry Manufacturing Construction

Wholesale and retail trade Hotels, restaurants and similar activities

Recreational, cultural, gaming & other services

Domestic workers

2008

20 000

22 000 15 000

13 000 14 000

6 900 5 500

10 000 5 800

4 500

92 161

51 950 11 806 5 877 11 221 3 478

10 363 15 783 6 977 18 025

14 750

13 219

2009

20 000

23 000 15 000

12 000 13 500

7 000 7 000

9 100 6 400

4 500

74 905

41 461 10 788 6 562 5 826 3 793

6 512 7 820 6 696 16 099

10 016

14 299

EMPLOYMENT (cont’d)

2010

22 500

22 000 15 000

12 000 14 000

7 000 7 000

9 500 8 000

4 500

75 813

41 895 11 423 7 462 4 915 4 199

5 498 5 009 6 922 16 771

11 998

15 802

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Public roads (traffi c direction) Total length (km)

Licensed motor vehicles Automobile

Motorcycle

Automobiles per 1 000 Population

New registrations of motor vehicles Automobile

Motorcycle

Traffi c accidents (case) Fatalities

Containerized cargo (tonne) By Sea

Import Export Transit By Land Import Export Transit

Air cargo Import Export Transit

Seaborne container throughput (TEU)

Commercial fl ights Arrival

Departure

Cross-border vehicle traffi c In

Out

Ferry trips Arrival Departure

TRANSPORT

2008

404.4

182 765 85 041 97 724 155

19 979 7 349 12 630

12 834 9

328 196 253 341 53 937 20 918 104 312 70 403 10 286 23 622

100 768 16 705 41 548 42 515

126 335

46 036 23 009 23 027

3 785 863 1 888 457 1 897 406

105 289 52 298 52 991

2009

413.1

189 350 86 784 102 566 160

15 815 5 326 10 489

12 643 14

180 413 145 680 22 682 12 051 51 694 24 887 13 727 13 080

52 464 13 257 28 729 10 478

88 548

37 177 18 581 18 596

3 508 159 1 747 823 1 760 336

131 595 65 493 66 102

2010

413.4

196 634 90 214 106 420 163

15 915 6 687 9 228

13 155 10

178 380 147 030 19 498 11 852 45 718 24 218 4 805 16 695

52 166 13 597 32 361 6 208

91 318

34 654 17 327 17 327

3 812 243 1 900 933 1 911 310

147 200 74 122 73 078

Telephone

Fixed-line telephone (line) Mobile telephone usersª Fixed-line telephone per 1 000 Population

Mobile telephone per 1 000 Population

Mobile telephone registered users per 1 000 Population^b (no.) Internet services Subscribers

Hours of usage (’000 hours)

2008

175 920 932 596 320 1 698 721

128 502 252 912

2009

171 360 1 037 380 316 1 913 775

143 353 340 418

2010

168 374 1 122 261 305 2 032 832

170 462 422 769

Stock of inward direct investment (million MOP)

Flows of inward direct investment (million MOP)

Income of inward direct investment (million MOP)

2007

^r 73 303 18 519 11 163

2008

^r 84 077 20 779 21 668

2009

96 806 22 118 21 991

a Including registered users and stored-value GSM cards b Excluding stored-value GSM card users

c Including residential units, collective living quarters, institutes, hotels and similar establishments, etc.

r Revised fi gures - Absolute value equals zero

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT

Building units Living quarter ^c Industrial and commercial Vacant units

Living quarter ^c Industrial and commercial

Completed units and gross fl oor area Residential (no.) Gross fl oor area (m²)

Commercial (no.)

Gross fl oor area (m²)

Offi ce (no.)

Gross fl oor area (m²) Industrial (no.) Gross fl oor area (m²)

Others (no.)

Gross fl oor area (m²) Parking space for cars (no.) Parking space for (no.) motorcycles

2008

226 024 184 844 41 180 20 314 14 248 6 066

1 099 147 482 47 39 864 2 11 253 2 11 619 27 373 929 1 476 477

2009

227 629 186 557 41 072 20 412 14 484 5 928

3 096 483 631 127 29 185 2 25 876 2 17 808 24 849 742 6 291 1 750

2010

234 430 192 981 41 449 22 599 16 661 5 938

4 066 515 304 427 41 908 - - - - 34 714 297 5 072 1 753

CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION

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Electricity

Gross production (million kWh) Imports (million kWh)

Average sales price (MOP) Unleaded gasoline (L)

Gas oil and diesel for automotive use (L) Bottled liquefi ed petroleum gas (kg) Centralised liquefi ed petroleum gas (m³)

2008

1 211.1 2 310.9

11.05 10.71 13.59 37.03

2009

1 466.0 2 226.7

8.76^r 9.43 10.77 29.93

2010

1 077.0 2 786.5

9.69 10.49 12.70 34.72

ENERGY

Purchase and sales of building units Residential

Intermediate transfer of title Commercial

Offi ce Industrial Parking space Others

Value of units purchased and sold (million MOP)

Residential

Intermediate transfer of title Commercial

Offi ce Industrial Parking space Others

Average price per m² (MOP) Residential

Offi ce Industrial

End-balance of domestic credit (million MOP)

Home ownership

Construction and public works

2008

13 686 4 878 1 177 510 185 5 812 146

29 778 20 401 2 074 959 334 1 189 690

23 316 21 314 5 794

25 787.6 12 950.7

2009

11 307 2 370 1 551 288 201 3 853 110

21 517 9 312 2 546 430 727 835 243

23 235 21 650 6 079

32 568.8^r 15 480.3^r

2010

17 989 5 112 2 099 652 208 8 483 186

45 939 26 182 5 264 1 316 422 2 322 1 491

31 016 22 857 6 962

47 405.5 14 614.4 CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION (cont’d)

r Revised fi gures

Infl ation rate (%) Composite CPI CPI-A CPI-B

2008

8.61 100.23 100.65 100.12

2009

1.17 101.40 101.45 101.37

2010

2.81 104.25 103.77 104.38

CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (4/2008 - 3/2009=100)

Merchandise exports (million MOP) Domestic exports

Garment, knitted or crocheted Garment, not knitted or crocheted

Tobacco and wine Re-exports

Jewellery

Machines and apparatus, parts and accessories thereof

By major destination Hong Kong USA Mainland China European Union Germany United Kingdom France Taiwan, China Japan

2008

16 025.4 9 582.3 4 810.1 3 377.3

236.3 6 443.1 679.8 1 196.2

3 162.7 6 399.2 1 968.2 1 591.1 648.3 323.7 216.2 217.6 212.9

2009

7 672.5 2 971.1 1 219.6 751.4

252.2 4 701.4 753.7 622.6

3 014.6 1 308.3 1 117.5 631.3 295.8 103.2 88.1 160.7 105.7

2010

6 960.0 2 389.8 694.5 474.5

277.7 4 570.2 695.9 442.0

3 002.6 782.1 1 102.4 409.4 142.6 64.4 71.9 175.9 109.5

EXTERNAL MERCHANDISE TRADE

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Merchandise imports (million MOP) Consumer goods

Capital goods

Raw materials and semi- manufactures Fuels and lubricants

By major country/territory of origin Mainland China European Union

Hong Kong

Japan USA Taiwan, China

2008

43 034.2 19 772.9 8 301.7 9 270.5

5 689.1

16 926.2 7 101.0 4 365.8 3 639.1 2 383.3 1 424.2

2009

36 902.0 19 788.7 6 645.9 5 745.7

4 721.6

11 571.1 7 814.9 4 036.4 3 039.3 2 217.1 1 120.9

2010

44 118.4 26 244.7 6 948.9 5 661.6

5 263.2

13 718.3 9 960.7 4 627.9 3 812.1 2 619.0 1 078.3

EXTERNAL MERCHANDISE TRADE (cont’d)

Exports of goods

Value index Unit value index Quantum index

Imports of goods

Value index Unit value index Quantum index

Terms of trade index

2008

78.3 104.4 75.0

117.8 111.7 105.5

93.5

2009

37.5 104.1 36.0

101.0 111.1 90.9

93.7

2010

34.0 107.5 31.6

120.8 115.5 104.6

93.1

EXTERNAL MERCHANDISE TRADE INDEX (2006=100)

Visitor arrivals (’000)

from:

Asia Mainland China Hong Kong Taiwan, China Japan Malaysia

Republic of Korea Singapore India Others Americas Europe Oceania

Africa and others By mode of transport:

By sea By land By air

Hotel and guest-house Average occupancy rate (%) Available guest rooms Hotel guests (’000) Total

Hotels 5-star 4-star 3-star 2-star Guest-houses

Average length of stay (night) Visitor expenditure^a (MOP)

Per-capita spending (excluding gaming) Per-capita non-shopping spending Per-capita shopping spending Average length of stay (day)

Outbound Macao residents (’000) By sea

By land By air

a Data for 2010 are extrapolation results,while those of previous years are results of the samples

r Revised fi gures

TOURISM

2008

22 933.2

22 161.7 11 613.2 7 016.5 1 315.9 366.9 428.6 279.8 263.6 82.4 794.9 312.6 272.2 157.2 29.5

9 173.2 12 094.8 1 665.2

74.3 17 533

6 537.7 6 422.3 2 966.8 2 036.9 1 105.3 313.3 115.4 1.4

1 729 1 027 702 1.1

1 155.4 23 757.6 188.4

2009

21 752.8

21 085.0 10 989.5 6 727.8 1 292.6 379.2 332.5 204.8 256.5 107.5 794.5 278.7 235.7^r 135.2

18.2

8 684.8 11 448.8 1 619.1

71.4 19 259

6 714.4 6 608.5 3 167.3 2 087.4 1 056.7 297.2 105.9 1.5

1 616 983 633 1.1

1 161.6 23 634.5 200.9

2010

24 965.4

24 273.4 13 229.1 7 466.1 1 292.7 413.5 338.1 331.8 257.2 169.1 775.9 297.1 244.5 127.6 22.8

10 244.1 13 087.3 1 634.1

79.8 20 091

7 755.2 7 633.0 3 901.0 2 229.6 1 121.6 380.9 122.2 1.5

1 518 745 773 0.9

1 302.3 24 121.1 215.3

Indicators of game of chance Casinos (no.)

Gaming tables (no.) Slot machines (no.)

Gross gaming revenue (million MOP) Game of chance

VIP Baccarat Baccarat Slot machine Cussec Blackjack

Betting amount on parimutuel and lottery

2008

31 4 017 11 856 109 826 108 772 73 772 21 264 5 653 3 043 2 247

8 905

2009

33 4 770 14 363 120 383 119 369 79 834 25 498 6 503 2 826 1 903

7 999

2010

33 4 791 14 050 189 588 188 343 135 648 34 917 8 618 3 555 2 290

9 963

Total government revenue (million MOP)

Tax revenue from gaming sector Other revenue

Total government expenditure Current expenditure

Capital expenditure

p Provisional fi gures r Revised fi gures

GAMING

PUBLIC FINANCE

Average exchange rates of Macao Pataca (per 100 units of foreign currency) U.S. Dollar

Euro

Chinese Renminbi Japanese Yen Australian Dollar New Zealand Dollar Pound Sterling Canadian Dollar

MONEY AND FINANCE

17 2008

62 259.3

43 207.5^r 19 051.8^r

30 443.4 25 286.7 5 156.7

2009

^r 69 870.9

45 697.5 24 173.4

35 459.9 30 348.2 5 111.7

2010

^p 79 635.8

68 776.1 10 859.7

37 758.1 32 434.7 5 323.3

2008

802.1 1 180.9 115.5 7.8 685.5 573.4 1 489.6 757.7

2009

798.4 1 113.1 116.9 8.5 632.7 507.2 1 251.6 702.7

2010

800.2 1 060.9 118.2 9.1 735.6 577.2 1 236.5 776.8

Money supply (million MOP) Money supply (M1)

Money supply (M2) Net foreign assets Domestic creditª Resident deposits Savings deposits End-balance of domestic credit to the private sector

Interest rates of deposits in Pataca (annual %, end of period) Savings deposits

3-month time deposits Foreign exchange reserves (million MOP)

Reserve balance Insurance (million MOP) Premiums:

Life Non-life Claims:

Life Non-life

a Domestic credit = Credit to private sector + credit to public sector - deposit of public sector

r Revised fi gures p Provisional fi gures

MONEY AND FINANCE (cont’d)

Production-based GDP at current prices Sectorial Structure (%)

Secondary sector:

Manufacturing

Electricity, gas and water supply Construction

Tertiary sector:

Wholesale and retail trade, repair, hotels and restaurants Transport, storage and communications

Financial intermediation, real estate, renting and business activities Public admin., other community, social & personal services (including gaming)

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) 2008

24 729.6 189 790.3 233 256.6 -1 316.4 185 389.8 58 259.4 91 565.2

0.01 0.07

127 160.6

3 445.4 2 547.7 897.7 1 563.2 1 158.4 404.8

2007

19.2^r 2.9 1.2^r 15.2^r 80.8^r 9.9^r

4.0^r

23.0^r

43.9^r

2009

^p

11.0 1.5 1.3 8.3 89.0 13.9

3.7

23.2

48.2

2009

30 606.8^r 212 233.3^r 275 171.7^r -15 334.5^r 207 327.4^r 82 499.5^r 100 888.7^r

0.01 0.02

146 578.7

3 263.2^r 2 331.6^r 931.5^r 1 642.5^r 1 309.3^r 333.2^r

2008

17.3^r 2.1^r 1.2^r 14.0^r 82.7^r 11.9^r

3.4^r

23.0

44.4^r

2010

34 721.1 243 247.3 333 802.8 -34 948.5 237 626.9 89 936.8 130 452.1

0.01 0.03

190 186.8

3 775.4^p 2 688.4^p 1 087.0^p 1 539.5^p 1 181.7^p 357.9^p

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Expenditure-based GDP (million MOP) at current prices

Private consumption expenditure

Government fi nal consumption expenditure

Gross capital formation

Exports of goods and services

Less: Imports of goods and services

Per-capita GDP (MOP)

Chain volume measures (in chained 2008 dollars) Private consumption expenditure

Government fi nal consumption expenditure

Gross capital formation

Exports of goods and services

Less: Imports of goods and services

Per-capita GDP (MOP)

Change in real terms (%) Private investment Public investment Domestic demandª Net exports (Exports-Imports) Exports of goods

Exports of services Imports of goods Imports of services

Defl ator (2008=100) Domestic demand defl ator

GDP defl ator

a Domestic demand= Private consumption expenditure + Government fi nal consumption expenditure + Gross capital formation ( ) Year-on-year % change

r Revised fi gures p Provisional fi gures

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) (cont’d) 2008

^r 161 669.2

(+13.9) 44 275.0 (+16.9) 14 147.4 (+13.4) 51 582.2 (-5.2) 156 427.2 (+18.5) 104 762.5 (+10.5) 294 505 (+9.1) 161 669.2 (+2.8) 44 275.0 (+5.8) 14 147.4 (+2.3) 51 582.2 (-14.1) 156 427.2 (+8.8) 104 762.5 (+2.6) 294 505 (-1.5) -14.2 -23.7 -4.9 +24.7 -25.4 +15.1 -8.1 +18.6

100.0 (+10.5) 100.0 (+10.8)

2009

^r 165 457.5

(+2.3) 46 154.7 (+4.2) 16 009.9 (+13.2) 32 104.0 (-37.8) 155 068.5 (-0.9) 83 879.7 (-19.9) 303 992 (+3.2) 164 158.7 (+1.5) 45 311.6 (+2.3) 15 767.7 (+11.5) 34 244.7 (-33.6) 153 852.2 (-1.6) 85 017.5 (-18.8) 301 606 (+2.4) -36.8 +34.4 -13.3 +33.2 -52.0 +4.1 -24.1 -12.6

98.9 (-1.1) 100.8 (+0.8)

2010

^p 217 324.2

(+31.3) 50 691.0 (+9.8) 17 496.2 (+9.3) 27 726.8 (-13.6) 232 461.6 (+49.9) 111 051.5 (+32.4) 398 071 (+30.9)

207 119.7 (+26.2) 48 209.6 (+6.4) 16 642.5 (+5.5) 27 454.8 (-19.8) 223 039.9 (+45.0) 108 227.0 (+27.3) 379 379 (+25.8) -26.1 +23.5 -3.2 +66.8 -12.2 +48.0 +10.7 +44.4

103.9 (+5.1) 104.9 (+4.1)