The Economies of Africa by Robson Peter;Lury D. A.;Lury Late Professor of Quantitative Social Science D A;

Author:Robson, Peter;Lury, D. A.;Lury, Late Professor of Quantitative Social Science D A;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group

Table 11. East Cameroon: actual growth between 1959 and 1962-63 comvared with planned growth in 1961-65 Plan

Notes: a 1960-1980.

b Assumes a 2½% annual decline in purchasing power of CFA franc in terms of weighted average of local and imported goods and services.

c General government and (paid) domestic service.

d Implicit. Plan investment totals are net. These rates are obtained by adding depreciation and administrative overhead investment (3·5 in 1961 to 4·5 in 1965) and assuming 10·3 as the 1960 investment estimate of planners.

e The share of food in primary production rose from 19·5-19·8 to 24·1-24·4. 1962·63 deflated by 2½% per annum price increase.

f Exports and export targets. Actual production and planned growth rates of total production would differ from these figures because of local consumption of these products.

Sources: Premier Plan Quinquennial; Bulletin Trimestriel d'Information, 5 (“Rapport Général sur l'Execution”), E.C.A. Statistics; Cameroun and OMACE Trade Statistics.

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