Dometic GDB in 2013 saw increase of 2,6%

In 2013, Serbia’s GDP in current prices totaled RSD 3.876 billion and was nominally for 8,2% higher compared to previous year and its real growth totaled 2,6%, final data of the Republic Statistical Bureau show.

In 2013, when it comes to fields, the most important GDP stake goes to: processing industries (16,1%), retail and wholesale and motor vehicles repair (9,7%), real estate (8,7%) and agriculture, forestry and fish hunting (7,9%).

On the other hand, in GDP, the stake of costs for personal households ‘consumption is 74,4%, costs for final consumption of the state, 17,8, gross investments in basic funds, 17,2%, goods and services export, 41,2% goods and services import, 51,9%.

In 2013, real GDP growth compared to previous year totaled 2,6%.

When it comes to sectors in 2013, processing industry generated real growth of gross added value of 5,7%, agriculture, forestry and fish hunting, 20,9%, electricity, steam and gas supplying, 13%, and traffic and storage, 7,6%.

The biggest real fall of gross added value was generated in financial and insurance, 9,5%, and services, furniture and food, 8,1%.

When it comes to expenditures, the biggest real increase is in goods and services export totaling 21,3%, gross investments in basic funds generate real fall of 12%.