Economic Report of the President 1994 - The American Presidency ...

TABLE B —111.— Growth rates in real gross domestic product, 1975-93[Percent change]Area and country 1975-84 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 *World3.3Industrial countries-2.5United States2.5Canada3.2Japan4.0European Community2.0France2.1Germany 21.8Italy2.5United Kingdom 31.5Developing countries4.5Africa2.3Asia6.3Middle East and Europe3.6Western Hemisphere3.2Countries in transition 43.9Central Europe3.3Former Soviet Union 5 4.13.73.33.24.85.02.51.91.92.63.85.23.77.32.93.52.13.11.73.62.92.93.32.62.92.52.22.94.34.91.97.02.44.03.63.73.63.93.23.14.24.12.92.31.43.14.85.71.38.15.93.22.61.92.84.64.33.95.06.24.24.53.74.15.05.33.99.0.71.14.31.55.33.43.22.52.44.73.54.33.62.92.24.13.65.53.61.62.3.23.02.22.31.2-.24.83.02.55.72.1.43.71.95.74.2.3-3.5-7.1-2.30.6.5-.7-1.74.0.71.71.3-2.24.51.66.12.43.3-12.0-12.6-11.81.72.6.71.31.11.41.9.9-.55.8.47.87.82.5-15.4-9.1-17.82.21.12.72.6-.2-1.0-1.6.01.86.11.68.73.43.4-10.2-1.8-13.71 All figures are forecasts except data for United States.2 Through 1990 for West Germany only.3 Average of expenditure, income, and output estimates of GDP at market prices.4 For most countries included in the group, total output is measured by real net material product (NMP) or by NMP-based estimatesof GDP.5 Data beginning 1990 are weighted averages of separate estimates for the 15 states of the former U.S.S.R.Sources: Department of Commerce (Bureau of Economic Analysis) and International Monetary Fund.395