3-13  Share and Contribution of the Three Components of GDP by Expenditure Approach to the Growth of GDP
Data in value terms in this table are calculated at constant prices.
	Final Consumption Expenditure		Gross Capital Formation		Net Exports of Goods and Services
Year
	Share	Contribution	Share	Contribution	Share	Contribution
	(%)	(percentage points)	(%)	(percentage points)	(%)	(percentage points)
1978	39.4	4.6	66.0	7.7	-5.4	-0.6
1979	87.3	6.6	15.4	1.2	-2.7	-0.2
1980	71.8	5.6	26.5	2.1	1.8	0.1
1981	93.4	4.9	-4.3	-0.2	10.9	0.6
1982	64.7	5.9	23.8	2.2	11.5	1.0
1983	74.1	8.1	40.4	4.4	-14.5	-1.6
1984	69.3	10.5	40.5	6.2	-9.8	-1.5
1985	85.5	11.5	80.9	10.9	-66.4	-9.0
1986	45.0	4.0	23.2	2.0	31.8	2.8
1987	50.2	5.8	23.5	2.7	26.2	3.0
1988	49.6	5.6	39.4	4.5	11.0	1.2
1989	39.6	1.6	16.4	0.7	44.0	1.8
1990	47.8	1.8	1.8	0.1	50.3	1.9
1991	65.1	6.0	24.3	2.2	10.5	1.0
1992	72.5	10.3	34.2	4.9	-6.7	-1.0
1993	59.5	8.3	78.6	11.0	-38.1	-5.3
1994	30.2	4.0	43.8	5.7	25.9	3.4
1995	44.7	4.9	55.0	6.0	0.3
1996	60.1	6.0	34.3	3.4	5.6	0.6
1997	37.0	3.4	-7.4	-0.7	70.4	6.5
1998	57.1	4.4	29.3	2.3	13.6	1.1
1999	76.8	5.8	52.8	4.0	-29.6	-2.2
2000	63.8	5.4	21.7	1.8	14.4	1.2
2001	50.0	4.1	50.1	4.2	-0.1
2002	43.6	4.0	48.8	4.4	7.6	0.7
2003	35.3	3.5	63.7	6.4	1.0	0.1
2004	38.7	3.9	55.3	5.6	6.1	0.6
2005	36.1	3.7	38.1	3.9	25.8	2.6
a) Three components of GDP by expenditure approach are final consumption expenditure,gross capital formation and net exports of goods and services.
b) Share of the three components refers to the proportion of the increment of the three components of GDP  to the increment of GDP.
c) Contribution of the three components refers to the growth rate of GDP multiplies the share of the three components.