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Hashim Al-Ali: Towards a realistic medium term macroeconomic and fiscal framework and
                                                   outlook for the Somali national economy (2017- 2019)



                  • The Structure of the Somali GDP by Expenditure (Final Demand) Components

               Development,  stability  and  diversification  of  the  Somali  national  economy  require  enhancing
               both; public and private investment, where investment become the main source and the vehicle
               for economic growth and development of the nation, and planned to be so during the defined
               period of the SNDP.

                As indicated in table - 2 - and figures -2 -, investment within the economy is expected to grow,
               during  the  year  2016  to  2019,  by  an  annual  average  rate  of  27.0  percent  using  the  Baseline
               Scenario  assumptions,  and  the  low  existing  level  of  investment  in  the  economy.  While  the
               investment will grow by an annual average rate of 38.2 percent during the period 2016 to 2019 (at
               2015 constant process), applying the Hopeful Scenario. In contrast, total consumption expenditure
               would contracted during the plan period for both Baseline and Hopeful Scenarios’ assumptions by
               an annual average rates of contraction of 3.6 percent and 2.4 percent, respectively. Accordingly,
               the share of investment in GDP is expected to increase from 8.0 percent in 2016 to 15.0 percent in
               2019 at the assumption of the Baseline growth Scenario, this is in comparison to total investment
               share in GDP which expected to increase to 18.0 percent of GDP in 2019 from its existing level of
               8.0 percent, when Hopeful Scenario’s assumptions adopted. In contrast, the share of consumption
               expenditure to the GDP has plunged to a share of 114.0 percent and 110.0 percent at the end of the
               plan period, for both Baseline and Hopeful Scenarios, respectively, from a percentage level points
               of 139.0 percent in 2016. The table and figure below show the percentage changes in contributions
               of various final demand components to total GDP during the SNDP period.

                          Table -2-: GDP by Final Demand Components (in 2015 constant prices
               																												Baseline	Scenario   																													Hopeful	Scenario

                                                   Compound	                                       Compound
                               Percentage	Share	of	  Annual	                   Percentage	Share	of	  Annual
               						Item                                      															Item
                                     the	GDP       Growth	Rate	                     the	GDP       Growth	Rate
                                                   (%)                                                (%)
                                  2016     2019    	(2016-2019)                  2016      2019   	(2016-2019)
               Consumption         139.0     114.0         -3.6 Consumption       139.0     110.0         -2.4
               											•	Public    7.0     10.0        16.0 											•	Public   7.0     12.0         26.2
               											•	Private  132.0   104.0         -4.9 											•	Private  132.0  98.0         -4.5

               Investment            8.0      15.0        27.0 Investment            8.0     18.0        38.2
               Exports              14.0      23.0        21.5 Exports             14.0      26.0        29.7

               Imports	            -61.0     -52.0         -2.3 Imports	           -61.0    -54.0          1.3
               Total                 100      100          3.0 Total                100       100          5.5





               Source: Integrated Macro Modelling Results




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