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Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia
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NAIONAL ACCOUNTS

, 2008
(SNA 2008) 2010 (ESA 2010),

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The main macroeconomic accounts and the most important macroeconomic aggregates for the Republic of Serbia are published in
accordance with the internationally recognized standards, the System of
national accounts 2008 (SNA 2008) and the European system of accounts 2010 (ESA 2010), which are the basic methodological framework in terms of defining and evaluating the categories, classifications
and applied methods of calculation.

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2011-2013. ,
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In the system of national accounts of the Republic of Serbia there

is a whole set of accounts, both on the level of the overall economy and
the level of institutional sectors, and there exists also an integrated
system of accounts. Here presented data relate to the system of accounts on the overall economy level for the period 2011 2013, and for
the Gross domestic product (GDP) data for the period 2010 2013, by
sections of the Classification of activities (NACE Rev. 2) and by aggregates of GDP use, at current and constant prices.
2014.
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2014. 1,8%.
For 2014, in this chapter published is total ammount of the first

annual GDP estimate at current prices obtained as the sum of four
quarters. According to the corresponding estimate at constant prices, in
2014 compared to the previous year GDP recorded a real fall of 1.8%.
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GDP, as the most important macroeconomic aggregate, shows

the strength and stability of the economy of a country. So far all calculations have expressed significant variations, which are in line with the
systemic changes in the transition countries. The published data are
subject to revision, which is adopted as an international standard. This
ensures not only a consistent, better quality and more reliable calculation method, but also provides a comparable data series required for
macroeconomic analyses and future forecasts.
One of the specific features of the system of national accounts is
the grouping of resident institutional units into institutional sectors.
In the structure of gross value added (GVA) by institutional sectors, the largest share (about 50%) in the reporting period has nonfinancial corporations, with 52.7% in 2010 and 58.0% in 2013. The nonfinancial corporations mainly include enterprises and cooperatives,
branches of foreign legal entities and other legal entities.
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3,9% 2010. 3,1% 2013. .
The sector of financial corporations includes the National Bank of

Serbia, commercial banks, insurance companies, stock exchanges,
broker-dealer companies, and private pension funds, then open and
closed investment funds and fund management companies, as well as
other financial institutions. Their shares in the total GVA by institutional
sectors range from 3.9% in 2010 to 3.1% in 2013.
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- 2010. 15,1%, 2013.
15,0%.
The sector of general government, which also includes expenditures for defence, usually includes direct and indirect budgetary beneficiaries, as well as other associated units according to the criteria of
sector distribution. In 2010 it participated in the GVA creation with
15.1%, and in 2013 with 15.0%.
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2013. 23,5%.
For the sector of households, which includes the activities of agricultural holdings and unincorporated enterprises, the imputed rent of
housing services is also included. In 2010 the share of this sector in the
total GVA (by sectors) was 27.8%, while in 2013 this share equalled
23.5%.
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0,4%.
Although comprising a large number of subjects, the sector of

non-profit institutions serving households (NPISHs) is the smallest by
economic strength and in the last few years it has recorded a constant
share of 0.4%.

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In international comparisons, the sections of Classification of Activities (NACE Rev. 2) are usually grouped into three large segments
(i.e. aggregation levels): Agriculture, Industry and Services, and their
GVA can be measured in relation to the total GVA (by activities).
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- 2013. 9,4%
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Forestry and Fishing (with very small share in GVA) are also included in Agriculture. In the period observed for this segment structural
changes are notable due to the seasonal nature of Agriculture, and in
the total GVA in 2013 its share equalled 9.4%.
The second segment includes: Mining and quarrying, Manufacturing, Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply; Water supply,
sewerage, waste management and remediation activities and Construction. In 2013 its share in GVA equalled 31.7%.
Other activities are classified within Services that are increasingly
gaining in importance, with share in GVA reaching 59.0% in 2013.
- 2013.
74,4%,
11,4%,
6,4%, 17,2%,
41,2% 51,9%.
The use of GDP in 2013 was structured in the way that household final consumption expenditure had the share of 74.4%, government individual consumption expenditure 11.4%, government collective consumption expenditure 6.4%, gross fixed capital formation
17.2%, exports of goods and services 41.2%, and imports of goods
and services 51.9%.
2013.

Gross domestic product 2013,

at constant prices

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In this chapter published are the results of the annual gross domestic product calculations for the Republic of Serbia at constant prices
(previous year prices), derived by production and expenditure approach.
2013.
2,6% .
Compared to the previous year, in 2013 the GDP real growth

equalled 2.6%.
, 2013.

5,7%, , , 20,9%,
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, 9,5%,
, 8,1%.
Observed by activities, in 2013 the real growth of Gross value

added (GVA) was noted as follows: the section of manufacturing
5.7%, the section of agriculture, forestry and fishing 20.9%, the section of electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 13.0%, the
section of transportation and storage 7.6%. The most expressive fall
of GVA was recorded for the section of financial and insurance activities
9.5%, and the section of accommodation and food service activities
8.1%.
, 2013.
, 21,3%,
, 12,0%.
Regarding the GDP use, in 2013 the most expressive real growth
was noted for exports of goods and services 21.3%; however gross
fixed capital formation had a real fall of 12.0%.
, 2013.
Household final consumption expenditure, 2013

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(COICOP)
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This chapter includes the results of annual estimations of household final consumption expenditure (HFCE) for the Republic of Serbia at
current prices, and it offers the review of volume indices related to the
previous year, i.e. real growth (fall), derived according to 3-digit level of
the COICOP, by 48 groups.

2013. , , 0,4%.
COICOP (12),
: 4,4% , 3,3%.
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In 2013, the household final consumption expenditure expressed

real fall of 0.4% when compared to the previous year.
Observed by COICOP categories (12), the largest fall was noted
for the categories: Miscellaneous goods and services 4.4% and Alcoholic beverages, tobacco and narcotics 3.3%.
For the two major categories by volume of expenditures that together make for more than 40% of household final consumption expenditure Food and non-alcoholic beverages noted was real fall of
1%, but for Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels noted was
growth of 0.3%.
National accounts
, 2013.
Regional GDP, 2013

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39,9%;
27,2%,
18,9%
13,9%.
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71,2% per capita
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(552 000 .).
67,5% (365 000 .),
0,4% 2012. .
63,2% (342 000 .),
2012. .

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In this chapter published are the results of the annual regional

gross domestic product of the Republic of Serbia, derived in compliance
with the production approach.
Pursuant to the estimation principle of workplace, the regions had
the following shares in the Serbian GDP: Beogradski region holds the
leading position (39.9%); Region Vojvodine (27.2%) follows and then
comes Region umadije i Zapadne Srbije (18.9%) and Region June i
Istone Srbije (13.9%).
Beogradski region, with GDP per capita amounting to RSD 926
000, has almost by 71.2% higher per capita amount when compared to
the RS average. The level index for Region Vojvodine is 2.0% higer
then RS average (RSD 552 000). For Region umadija i Zapadna
Srbija level index is 67.5% (RSD 365 000), which indicates a decrease
of 0.4% in relation to 2012. For Region Juna i Istona Srbija level
index is 63.2% (RSD 342 000), which was almost unchanged from
2012.
In this chapter for the first time published are the data on regional
GVA on the level of regions (NSTJ-2) and the level of areas (NSTJ-3),
together with the NACE Rev.2 A*10 breakdown of GVA by sections.
System of national accounts: methodological backgrounds

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System of national accounts is an international standard based

on a broad concept of production. According to this concept the production covers, apart from material production and material services, also
non-material services in Education, Human health and social work, Arts,
entertainment and recreation, Financial and insurance activities, Public
administration on all levels and all other services that are not related to
material production.
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In this manner defined, production is carried out in institutional

units. These units are able to function for their own purposes and deal
in economic activities and transactions with other units. Transactions
are understood as the change of goods and services' ownership, therefore it is required for an institutional unit to be capable of possessing
assets, incurring liabilities, if necessary, on their own behalf, and of
being legally responsible for the decisions taken. Institutional units are
divided into profit, non-profit, government units and households. Resident institutional units create national economy. The economy consists
of institutional sectors that are established by grouping resident institutional units according to functional principle. The system of national
accounts is composed of five institutional sectors:

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non-profit institutions serving households (NPISHs).
Non-resident institutional units, involved in transactions with resident units, create the external sector (the rest of the world).
Apart from the set of related accounts that occupies the central
position, the system of national accounts also incorporates satellite
accounts and input-output tables. The accounts are designed so to
supply a number of related information on activities and processes
evolving in a country and in the scope of relations with foreign countries. The system of accounts shows how the production creates new
goods and services and how it transforms the existing ones, thus gaining income which is subsequently distributed and redistributed. The
system also indicates how the income is used for final consumption and
savings that will facilitate expected increase of production and consumption in future. Apart from providing information for the country as a
whole, the system of accounts also makes information available concerning all institutional sectors defined.
The system of accounts comprises three basic groups:
- current transactions accounts,
- accumulation accounts and
- balance sheets.
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The current transactions accounts are divided into two groups.

The first in the line of current accounts is the production account. It
presents the results of production (output) and how goods and services
are used in order to realize production (intermediate consumption). The
second group of current accounts is composed of income accounts that
present generation, allocation, distribution and use of income. These
accounts are composed of:
- generation of income account,
- allocation of primary income account,
- distribution of income account, and
- use of income account
Accumulation accounts show transactions of capital and financial

transactions and consist of capital account and financial accounts.
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Balance sheets are at the end in the system of accounts. They

show assets, liabilities and net values at certain points of time, at the
beginning and at the end of a year.
The accounts consist of two sides, the left and the right side of
the account. Each account contains a balancing item, which is the
difference between the right and the left side of the account, located on
the left side of account, and it closes the account. The main characteristic of the system of accounts is that the balancing item from one account is transferred to another one. The balancing item closes one
account and opens another one. In this manner, all accounts are entirely linked. The balancing items are shown in gross and net form. The net
values are obtained from gross values minus consumption of fixed
capital. It should be noted that the accounts do not have residual items.
For the country as a whole, the system of national accounts especially
defines goods and services account to comprise all resources and uses
of goods and services.
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The system of national accounts is defined as a set of consistent,

coherent, integrated and detailed macro-economic accounts, balance
sheets and tables which provides a systematic, comparable and detailed review of economic activities of a country, based on a unique
concept, definitions, conventions, classifications and rules concerning
the creation of the accounts. The system of national accounts utilizes all
data available. Due to the lack of data, for the sake of consistency and
methodological principles applied in creation of the accounts system,
some items were estimated.
One of the general methodological characteristics of national accounts is the possibility of making revisions, i.e. making corrections not
only of original estimates and of preliminary results, but of final data as
well.
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In the system of national accounts, revisions generally occur due

to the introduction of new data sources, essential improvements to the
existing ones, changes of classifications, or establishment of new principles, regulations and international recommendations. The introduction
of new methodological solutions and more consistent application of the
existing ones (owing to the new prevailing circumstances), together with
transition to the International financial reporting standards in accounting
systems used for bookkeeping and composition of financial statements,
as well as improvements in statistical databases used for compilation of
national accounts, have even so far necessitated a general revision of
the data series calculated and published before in this area. The implementation of SNA 2008 / ESA 2010 and the new statistical data
sources and procedures can be regarded as the main reasons to carry
out the last revision.
Gross domestic product

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The system of national accounts contains value categories called

aggregates. The aggregates are complex value categories that measure
the results of activities of the whole economy observed from certain
viewpoint. They are summary indicators, key values for macroeconomic
analysis and comparisons in time and space. The most commonly
known and the most important aggregate in the system of national
accounts is Gross domestic product.
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It is an indicator of economic activities on the level of a whole

country and presents the result of production activities of resident institutional units, and it equals the sum of values added that are calculated
for all institutional sectors.
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Three methods are approached for GDP calculation: production,

expenditure and income approach. GDP (at current prices) is calculated
by the production approach as the sum of gross values added at basic
prices (the amount that producer receives from buyer for a unit of produced goods and services, excluding taxes and including subsidies
received) of all resident institutional units, with added amounts of taxes
on products and subtracted subsidies on products on the level of the
total economy. Gross value added is obtained as the difference between
total output (production value) and intermediate consumption.
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Applying the expenditure approach, GDP is obtained as the sum

of the following aggregates: final consumption (households, NPISHs,
and government); gross fixed capital formation (GFCF), changes in
inventories, acquisitions less disposals of valuables; and the value of
exports minus the value of imports of goods and services.
GDP can also be calculated by the income approach, as the sum
of compensation of employees, gross operating surplus/mixed income
and taxes less subsidies on products and production. It is another way
of checking the reliability of the results obtained from production and
expenditure approach. In theory, each of the above-mentioned approaches for GDP calculations are expected to produce the same or
similar values. However, different results are obtained in practice in
majority of cases. Which of the approaches will provide the most reliable
results should depend on the sources and quality of data and on the
coverage. As only one GDP figure for the total economy is acceptable,
by combining all of the mentioned approaches the data ought to to be
reconciled and the final calculation derived.
The recalculation of GDP into USD and EUR is based on the average annual exchange rate of the National Bank of Serbia, and the
calculation of GDP per capita is based on the estimated total population
in mid-year.
The revision of the data at current prices necessitates the revision
of previously calculated and published GDP data series at constant
prices.
GDP calculations at constant prices are implemented by production and expenditure approach, at previous year prices.

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Gross domestic product by production approach represents the

sum of gross values added of all economic activities, expressed at
constant prices, plus net taxes (taxes minus subsidies on products) at
constant prices.

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supply and use
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The calculations were made on the level of divisions and sections

of the Classification of Activities (NACE Rev. 2). Within the available
data series starting from 1995, for the period 1995 2004 applied was
the single indicator method. For the most of activities output was deflated by respective price indices, and for other activities it was extrapolated by indices of physical volume. Intermediate consumption was estimated based on input-output ratio from the previous year. For the period
2005 2013, the method of double deflation was applied. Output was
deflated by respective price indices. Intermediate consumption at constant prices was estimated on the basis of preliminary results of the
survey carried out for the purpose of supply and use tables. Gross value
added at constant prices expresses the difference between output and
intermediate consumption at constant prices.

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Gross domestic product by expenditure approach is calculated as

the sum of individual consumption expenditure of households, individual
consumption of non-profit institutions serving households (NPISHs), as
well as government individual and collective consumption expenditures,
gross capital formation and balance of exports and imports of goods and
services.
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Gross capital formation is equal to the sum of expenditures for

gross fixed capital formation, changes in inventories and changes (acquisitions less disposals) of valuables.

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Calculations at constant prices are derived for all categories of

GDP use:

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Household final consumption expenditure (HFCE) is

calculated at the four-digit (classes) level of the
Classification of individual consumption by purpose
(COICOP), for residents in the rest of the world and nonresidents in the RS territory;
Final consumption expenditure of non-profit institutions

serving households (NPISHs) total;
Government final consumption expenditure (GFCE) is

estimated according to the Classification of functions of
government (COFOG), with divided individual and collective
government consumption;
Gross fixed capital formation (GFCF), by technical structure;
Acquisitions less disposals of valuables, total;
Changes in inventories, by categories;
Exports and imports distinction in goods and services.
GDP calculations at previous year prices assume that previous

year is regarded as base year and that weights are changed every year.
According to this method, comparable are only two years that are expressed at same prices. Time series calculated at previous year prices
could not be used for real growth rate calculations since data given by
years are not comparable (each year is valued at previous year prices).
In order to ensure comparable data series for growth rate estimations,
the method of chain-linking shall be applied and thereby data are reduced to a selected referent year. Referent year means the year that is
used for expressing time series at constant prices.
Another feature of the method is non-additivity for all years except
for the referent year and the year following the referent. The chaining
method is independently implemented for aggregated values and for
their integral components. Therefore, a chained aggregate value is not
equal to the sum of the chained components. It is worth stressing here
that non-additivity may be regarded only as mathematical issue.
The results of GDP calculation at constant prices are presented:
at previous year prices;
2010.
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as chain-linked volume measures with reference year 2010;
as real growth rates.
Household final consumption expenditure

SNA 2008 (
2008) ESA 2010 ( 2010)
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OECD- E,
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The calculation of household final consumption expenditure was

carried out considering SNA 2008 (System of national accounts 2008)
and ESA 2010 (European system of accounts 2010) as the basic methodological framework. Rather helpful are the methodological materials
of OECD and Eurostat, as well as the experience of the European countries in this field.

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The household final consumption expenditure include the costs

the resident households bear in order to provide for goods and services
that will directly meet the needs and demands of their members. The
coverage extends not only to direct payment for goods and services
(cash, non-cash, at sight, credit), but also the acquisition through income in kind or from own production.
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The time of recording household final consumption expenditure is

the moment of starting of buyers obligation towards seller. That means
that the expenditures for goods are noted at the moment of changing
the owner and the expenditures for services when the servicing procedure has been completed. Household final consumption expenditure is
valued according to the prices that buyer actually pays in the moment of
purchase.
The Classification of individual consumption by purpose
(COICOP) includes twelve main categories, 48 groups, 109 classes and
148 basic headings. The results of surveys in the observed period are
shown at the level of groups. The calculations take into account the
official results of the Household budget survey (HBS), branch statistics
and various administrative and other sources available.
Apart from expenditures, actual household final consumption includes social transfers in kind received from the sector of general government (education, health, social security, sport and recreation, culture
and some community services) and social transfer in kind from nonprofit institutions serving household sector (NPISHs).
The estimation of household final consumption at constant prices
is carried out in two stages:
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Calculation of each category at previous year prices using

the appropriate indicators
2.
2010.
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Calculation chained volume measures at 2010 prices as the

reference year, which ensures comparability within the series.

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Household final consumption expenditure at previous year prices

was calculated using the appropriate CPI (consumer price index) and for
certain items (class level), index of physical volume is used as an additional index.
Regional GDP

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Regional GDP is the regional equivalent to a national GDP. The

calculation of regional GDP, as a part of the system of national accounts of the Republic of Serbia, was made in accordance with EU
principles and methodology, i.e. the European system of national accounts (ESA 2010) and the Nomenclature of statistical territorial units of
the Republic of Serbia (NSTJ), which has been completely harmonized
with the European Nomenclature of territorial units for statistics (NUTS).
The main conceptual reference for the Serbian regional GDP is the
Eurostats Regional Accounts Methods manual. The calculations of the
regional GVA were carried out at the levels NSTJ 2 (region) and NSTJ
3 (area).
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The regionalization of GDP was based on the principle of distribution of value added (of economic subjects) by workplace, i.e. local
units where value added is actually created, and not by head office seat
of economic subjects. Having calculated the GVA on the level of each
local unit, the aggregares on the level of regions and areas are derived
as the sum of GVA for all local units belonging to the same area, i.e.
region. The sum of GDP for all regions is identical to the GDP of the
Republic of Serbia.
Methodological papers

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The basic methodological explanations can be found in the Federal Statistical Offices edition Methodological papers, volume 32, "Basics of the system of national accounts" (Belgrade, 1997) and more
detailed accountings in the publications of the Statistical Office of the
Republic of Serbia "System of national accounts of the Republic of
Serbia 1997 2006" (Belgrade, 2008) and "Household Final Consumption Expenditure in the Republic of Serbia, 2003-2009" (Belgrade,
2011), as well as in the methodological materials at the SORS site. The
methodological explanations concerning the implementation of ESA
2010 can be found at Eurostat site.
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INDIVIDUAL CONSUMPTION
2014.
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19948 , 2,5% 2013.
(19470 2013).
In 2014, in the Republic of Serbia, the average monthly available

budget per household member (all households) amounted to RSD
19948, which is an increase by 2.5% when compared to 2013 (RSD
19470).
2014. 21436 (21285 2013), 17699

(16904 2013).
In 2014 households in urban areas on average disposed of RSD

21436 monthly, per per household member (RSD 21285 in 2013), and
households in other areas disposed of RSD 17699 per household
member (RSD 16904 in 2013).
, 95,7%
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99,3% , 0,7% ,
89,2%
10,8%.
Of the total available budget, 95.7% makes income in money and

4.3% income in kind. For households in urban areas, money income
makes 99.3% and income in kind makes 0.7%, while for households
from other areas this ratio is 89.2% to 10.8%.

2013.
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45,8%,
31,8%. 2013. ,
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19029 , 10,3% 2013. (18340
2013). 20487 (20128 2013), 16830
(15809 2013).
The structure of the available budget in money and in kind has

not significantly changed if compared to 2013.
The largest share of available budget (all households) relates to
income from regular employment 45.8%, and pensions 31.8%. In
comparison to 2013, the share of income from regular employment
increased by 2 percentage points, while the share of pensions decreased (by 0.8 percentage points).
The expenditures for individual consumption of households (all
households) in the Republic of Serbia amounted to 19029 RSD per
household member, presenting an increase by 10.3% in relation to
2013 (RSD 18340). Personal consumption expenditures for households
from urban areas amounted to RSD 20487 RSD per member (RSD
20128 in 2013), and for households from other areas they amounted to
RSD 16830 per household member (RSD 15809 in 2013).

(38,4%),
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(9,0%).
37,1% , 16,4%
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40,7%, 15,6% 10,0% .
The biggest share in the structure of personal consumption expenditures made food and non-alcoholic beverages (38.4%), followed
by expenditures for housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels
(16.1%), as well as expenses for transport (9.0%). Regarding households in urban areas, 37.1% relate to expenditures for food and nonalcoholic beverages, 16.4% to housing, water, electricity, gas and other
fuels and 8.5% to transport expenses, while in households from other
areas, this share is 40.7%, 15.6% and 10.0%, respectively.
2014.
2013.
The structure of individual consumption in 2014 has not significantly changed if compared to 2013.
Sources and methods of data collection
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Data on available budget and individual consumption of households have been obtained from Household Budget Survey, harmonized
with international standards and recommendations by Eurostat, ILO and
UN, thus providing international data comparability.
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In addition to data on receipts, expenditure and personal consumption, this survey also compiles the data on main indicators of living
standard (dwelling conditions, supply with durable consumer goods,
type of dwelling / house heating, etc.), as well as basic data related to
demographic, economic and socio-economic characteristics of households.
The survey applies the method of diary keeping and interview

method based on questionnaire.
Coverage
6071 .
The survey included 6071 households from the territory of the

Republic of Serbia.
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A survey unit is taken to be every one-member or severalmember household, selected according to the sample plan. A household is: a) a community of persons, whose members live and prepare
food together and jointly spend the earned income; b) a single person,
living, preparing food and spending the earned income on his/her own.
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In this survey, a two-stage stratified sample is applied with enumeration districts as primary and households as secondary selection
units. 370 households have been interviewed every fifteen days, i.e.
8856 households annually.
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The survey covers all households, households from urban area

and households from other areas.
Definitions

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Available household budget comprises income in money, money

value of natural consumption and receipts in kind, which were available
to households in the referent period.
Starting from 2014, the data on consumer loans and investment
loans that households realised in the previous 12 months are not collected.
Household income in money:
Salaries and wages cover the income from regular employment.
Other incomes comprise: overtime work pay, contract-based
work pay, authors contract, etc.
Pensions (old-age, survivors, disablement and other) cover receipts on the basis of pension and disability insurance and supplementary payments.
Other social insurance related receipts include: social aid, supplements and other welfare receipts; unemployment and temporary
unemployment compensations; alimentation and support receipts;
health insurance related receipts; disability insurance receipts and
supplements; childrens allowances; student grants and remuneration,
i.e. compensations for students trained for skilled workers.
Incomes from agriculture, hunting and fishing include earnings of
households engaged in agriculture, hunting and fishing.
External receipts include money donations and other external receipts.
Real estate related incomes comprise room and flat rents, interests, dividends and sales related receipts (real estates and movables).
Donations and awards comprise money donations, lottery related
receipts, etc.
Other receipts include raised saving deposits, lending returns,
decreased cash amounts in households, refunded nationalized estates,
life insurance and real estate insurance premium, etc.
Household receipts in kind:
, ,
, ( , , ,
.) .
Earned receipts in kind include food, clothes, footwear, household expenditures (electricity, phone, registration, car fuel, etc.), paid by
employer.
(, ,
.).
Natural consumption comprises the value of products from own

production of households that are used for individual consumption
(food, beverages, fuel-wood, etc.)
COICOP
.
2014.
, .
Individual consumption of households is presented by COICOP

classification groups. Published data refer to available budget and
individual consumption in 2014 and they present monthly average
values by a household member, expressed in RSD.
,
(
).
Data are published for all households total, and for urban and
other areas (mostly rural or mixed households) separately.
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123
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, . 9:
(, 2005).
The basic methodological explanations can be found in the SORS

edition Methodologies and Standards, no. 9, Household Budget Survey
(Belgrade, 2005).
BENEFICIARIES OF BUDGETARY FUNDS AND PUBLIC

CONSUMPTION

. .
The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia publishes the data

on revenues and expenditure f budgetary funds beneficiaries in the
Republic of Serbia. The data are presented according to the Classification of activities (NACE Rev. 2).

, 2013. c 0,1%
2012. . 0,4%.
2013.
3,5% 3,5%.
In respect to public administration and defence; compulsory social

security, in 2013 revenues decreased by 0.1% when compared to 2012,
and expenditures for the same section were up by 0.4%.
Regarding education, when 2013 is compared to 2012 revenues
increased by 3.5% and expenditures increased also by 3.5%.

2013. , 2012. , 9,8%,
8,6%.
Regarding human health and social work activities, when 2013 is

compared to 2012 revenues increased by 9.8% and expenditures increased by 8.6%.
, 2013.
2012. 1,4%,
1,8%.
Regarding arts, entertainment and recreation activities, when

2013 is compared to 2012 revenues increased by 1.4%, and expenditures were up by 1.8%.

, .
The data on generated revenues and expenditure of budgetary

funds beneficiaries were obtained by means of the regular statistical
survey Complex annual report for budgetary funds beneficiaries, the
questionnaire thereof being completed on the basis of annual financial
statements and other available accounting records.

, .
The data on public revenues and their distribution are collected

and processed by the Ministry of Finance, Treasury Administration.
Coverage

, , : ,
( , ,
); ,
, ( );
, ,
(,

); ; ,
(

);
(
); (
); (
, ,
,
, ,
,
);
( ,
, ,
);
(
); , ,
(
The survey Complex annual report for budgetary funds beneficiaries covers, according to the Classification of Activities (NACE Rev. 2)
organisations from the following divisions: Agriculture, forestry and
fishing (cereal growing, except rice, leguminous vegetables and rape
seeds, and milkling cows raising); Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply (steam and air conditioning supply); Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities (water collection,
treatment and supply, and collection of non-hazardous waste); Construction; Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles (retail trade of pharmaceutical products in specialized stores
pharmacies and retail trade of medical and orthopaedic goods in specialized stores); Transportation and storage (urban and interurban land
passenger transport and storage); Accommodation and food service
activities (accommodation except camping grounds and recreational
vehicle parks); Information and communications (publishing of books
and periodicals, Motion picture, video and television programme production, motion picture projection activities, radio broadcasting, television
programming and broadcasting activities, wired telecommunications,
and data processing and hosting); Financial and insurance activities
(trusts, funds and similar financial entities; other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding; monetary intermediation);
Real estate activities (except buying and selling of own real estates);
Professional, scientific and technical activities (except legal and ac-
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);
( ,
);
, ; ;
; ,
(
); (
,
).
(
2005. ), ,
, , , - .

.

,
,

.
counting activities, and veterinary activities); Administrative and support

service activities (activities of employment placement agencies, travel
agency activities, landscape service activities); Public administration
and defence, compulsory social security; Education; Human health and
social work activities; Arts entertainment and recreation (except gambling and betting activities, and amusement and theme exhibits
grounds); Other service activities (activities of business associations,
employers and professional membership organisations).
Public revenues collection covers revenues from taxes (from
2005 onwards VAT included), contributions, duties and other forms of
liabilities prescribed by the law, and are used for financing public expenditure i.e. education, human health and social work activities, disability-pension insurance, and all functions of the government and its bodies.
Definitions
Total revenues and expenditure include resources accumulated
and directly spent for current operations by budgetary funds beneficiaries.
Budgetary revenues present revenues that beneficiaries receive
from budgetary funds, transfers between organisations of compulsory
social security, transfers between budgetary beneficiaries on the same
level and current transfers from other levels of authority.
Revenues from sale of goods and services are incomes received

from the sale of goods and services and from performing an activity.
Revenues from renting include revenues from renting or leasing

own fixed assets.

( , ,
, ),
.
Revenues from interests are revenues from financial property (on

given loans, securities, cash assets and sight deposits, default interests), dividends and compensations for use of natural resources.
,
.
Other revenues include current grants, mixed and undefined revenues, memorandum items and revenues from the sale of non-financial
property.
Expenditures for employees cover costs on the basis of employees compensations and other personal expenses expressed in gross
amount.

, , .
Tax expenditure includes costs borne on the basis of calculated

taxes, customs duty, excise and other duties.
,
,
.
(, , , ).
Operating expenditure includes regular operating costs, such as

costs of materials, production services and non-material costs. The item
includes also compulsory fees on the level of the RS, provinces, municipalities, and legal expenses.

, ,
.
Depreciation presents the value of fixed assets used, as a result

of physical deterioration, accidental damages and normal obsolescence
during the accounting period.
, ,
,
.
Other expenditure includes penalties, current subsidies, current

grants and transfers to NGOs and expenditures for non-financial assets
purchase.
O -
The rest presents the difference between in total presented revenues and expenditure.
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125
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TAXES AND SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
2012-2014. ,
37,2%, 36,6% 37,7%,
. 881256,8
. 24,6% 2012. , 930346,0 .
24,0% 2013. , 957257,6 . 24,7%
2014. ,
451739,2 . 12,6% 2012. , 487430,8 .
12,6% 2013. , 504472,6 .
13% 2014. .
In the period 2012-2014, the share of taxes and social contributions in GDP amounted to 37.2%, 36.6% and 37.7 %, respectively for
each year. The share of tax receipts in GDP amounted to RSD
881256.8 million or 24.6% of GDP in 2012, RSD 930346.0 million or
24.0% of GDP in 2013, and RSD 957257.6 million or 24.7% of GDP in
2014, whereas the share of social contributions amounted to RSD
451739.2 million or 12.6% of GDP in 2012, RSD 487430.8 million or
12.6% of GDP in 2013, and RSD 504472.6 million or 13.0% of GDP in
2014.

, 371994,7 . 2012. , 376427,8 .
2013. , 407954,5 2014. 10,4%, 9,7% 10,5%, .

The major importance in tax receipts has value added tax, which,
with RSD 371994.7 million in 2012, RSD 376427.8 million in 2013 and
RSD 407954.5 million in 2014, participated in GDP with 10.4%, 9.7%
and 10.5%, respectively.
2010 (ESA
2010), 2008 (SNA 2008), .
,

.
Methodological basis for the definition and compilation of taxes

and social contributions is the European system of accounts 2010 (ESA
2010), System of national accounts 2008 (SNA 2008), and the Government finance statistics manual. Data source is the Report on gross
payment, return and distribution of the public revenues, submitted by the
Treasury Administration of the Ministry of Finance.

, .
Taxes and social contributions are compiled on accrual basis,

using the time adjusted cash method in order to adjust data which are
originally collected on cash basis.
Definitions and methodological remarks
,
,
.
Taxes are compulsory, unrequited payments, in money or in kind,

which general government sector imposes on other institutional units.

, ,
, . .

( )
.
, , .

. .

, .
, .
, ,
.
126
Taxes on production and imports consist of compulsory,

unrequited payments, in cash or in kind, which are levied by general
government, in respect to the production and importation of goods and
services, employment of labour, the ownership or use of land, buildings
or other assets used in production. Such taxes are payable irrespective
of profits made. Taxes on production and imports comprise taxes on
products (value added tax and taxes and duties on imports) and other
taxes on production.
Current taxes on income, wealth, etc. cover all compulsory,
unrequited payments, in cash or in kind, levied periodically by general
government on income and wealth of institutional units. These taxes
comprise taxes on income and other current taxes.
Capital taxes consist of taxes levied at irregular and infrequent
intervals on the values of the assets or net worth owned by institutional
units or on the values of assets transferred between institutional units as
a result of legacies, gifts between persons, or other transfers.
Net social contributions are the actual or imputed contributions
made by households to social insurance schemes to make provision for
social benefits to be paid. Net social contributions consist of employers
actual social contributions, employers imputed social contributions,
households actual social contributions and households social contributions supplements.
National accounts
INVESTMENTS IN FIXED ASSETS

2013. 16,9%
2012. .
In 2013 the realized investments in fixed assets in the Republic of

Serbia decreased in nominal terms by 16.9% when related to 2012.
,

2013. ,
30,2%, , 13,5%,
,
9,6%, , 7,1%,
, , 6,4%,
, 6,2%, ,
, , 4,6%,
, 4,6%, ,
, 4,0%,
, 3,0%,
, 2,8%,
, 1,5%, .
Observed by activities, in 2013 the highest share on the level of

the Republic of Serbia in the realized investments was recorded for the
section of manufacturing, 30.2%, followed by the section of information
and communications, 13.5%, the section of wholesale and retail trade;
repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, 9.6%, the section of transportation and storage, 7.1%, the section of electricity, gas, steam and air
conditioning supply, 6.4%, the section of public administration, defence;
compulsory social security, 6.2%, the section of professional, scientific
and technical activities, 4.6%, the section of construction, 4.6%, the
section of agriculture, forestry and fishing, 4.0%, the section of water
supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities, 3.0%,
the section of financial and insurance activities, 2.8%, the section of
administrative and support service activities, 1.5%, etc.
,
, 51,4%,
, ,
, 37,6%, ,
11,0%.
By construction character, the highest share of investments was

noted for building and purchase of new capacities, 51.4%, then for
reconstruction, modernisation and extensions of existing capacities,
37.6%, and for maintenance, 11.0%.
,

, 77,2%.
Observed by principal sources of financing, the highest share in

payments for investments in fixed assets was noted for payments from
own resources, 77.2%.

e ,
1966. .
, .
2010 (ESA 2010)
2008 (SNA 2008).
Data on investment in fixed assets resulted from the survey Annual survey on investments in fixed assets, which has been conducted
by the SORS since 1966. The survey was modified and harmonized in
accordance with international statistical standards and methodologies,
i.e. with the European system of accounts 2010 (ESA 2010) and System
of national accounts 2008 (SNA 2008).
,
,
,
-, .
,

.
The intent of this survey is to provide information about the investment activity in the country and make possible GDP calculation
according to expenditure approach, calculation of investments as an
element of GDP use, compilation of capital accounts, etc. However,
even though this survey ensures that the major part of data is obtained,
it is necessary to carry out additional calculations to provide data on
GFCF, which are required for the system of national accounts.

, .
.

.
Reporting units are all legal entities in the country, which are direct investors, disregarding the form of ownership. The coverage of the
survey is complete for large and medium-sized legal entities. For micro
and small-sized legal entities, the data on investments in fixed assets
are collected applying the sample method.
: )

, ) ( e
e ) .
Two principles have been applied for data grouping: a) investors

principle/prevailing activity and head office enterprise level principle,
and b) investments purpose and location (only for new fixed assets)
kind of activity unit level principle.

e

,
.
,
, ,
. , , , , , , . .

Definitions and methodological remarks

Investments in fixed assets present any acquisition of fixed assets
made by resident economic subjects aimed at obtaining new, as well as
increasing the value or replacing the existing capacities. Acquired fixed
assets can be purchased in the country and abroad, received by financial leasing, obtained by barter, received as a capital transfer in kind or
produced and retained for own use. All investments in new facilities are
included, as well as investments for capacity enlargement, reconstruction and modernization of existing facilities or for the replacement of
obsolete, worn out or destroyed facilities. Expenditures and resources
used for capital and regular maintenance of existing infrastructure are
not regarded as investments.
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127
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, .
Payments for investments are the monetary investment in fixed

assets during the year in which the payments were actually made, irrespective of the time of their construction or acquisition.
:
,
.
Payments from own resources include RSD and foreign currency

resources of the direct investor: funds allocated for consumption of fixed
capital, budget funds transferred to the investors account and other own
funds.
, , ,
.

.

,
, .

, , ,
( ).

(
,
).
,
,

( ).

, ,
.
: - (
, ),
- (
),
, ,
,
.
, , , , , , -
.
Payments from pooled resources include the funds (RSD and foreign currency) of domestic and foreign co-investors, as well as the funds
of physical persons joined with the funds of direct investor, in the form of
joint venture.
Payments from credits include banking credits and financial credits, as well as financial credits directly concluded with foreign partners.
Payments from the funds of the government and local government bodies include the loans obtained from these bodies, regardless
whether the credit arrangement was concluded through bank or directly,
with or without the obligation of repayment, i.e. requited or unrequited.
Realized investments in fixed assets in the reporting year present
the value of effectively finalised constructions, production or acquisition
of facilities, equipment and other fixed assets, disregarding whether
these investments were accomplished and whether they were paid out
(excluding revaluation).
Realized investments in new fixed assets relate to the fixed assets that were not purchased or sold between direct users, i.e. the purchases made directly from construction works contractors, manufacturers of equipment or own-produced fixed assets. Here included is second-hand, i.e. used equipment purchased abroad, investments in
major upgrading of existing fixed assets, investments in major land
melioration and land-ownership transfer costs (value of land purchase is
not included).
Construction of new capacities include investments in new fixed
assets, in new or old locations, regardless the activity to be carried out
there. These capacities may include whole object as economic and
technical unit (construction structure, equipment with assembling plant,
etc.), part of structure construction that is an independent economic and
technical unit (construction in stages), resumed construction works on
previously stopped investments, investments in extensive plantations,
breeding stock, construction of new traffic roads and acquisition of new
machinery and equipment, and other categories of new fixed assets.
Reconstruction, modernisation and extensions of existing capacities include investments in reconstruction or extension of existing fixed
assets in order to extend volume, better adjust to market demands or
change technological solutions for production process or services.

,
(
).
,

, .
Maintenance of existing capacities includes investments aimed at

replacing obsolete, worn-out or destroyed fixed assets (regular maintenance and repair are excluded). These investments may result in intensified and rationalised work process, however not in extended capacities
and significant changes of current product range, services and production technology.

, 209, -
- :

.
For more information see the edition of the FSO - Methodological

papers, volume 209, and the methodological explanations at the SORS
website: Fixed capital formation survey/Survey on investments in fixed
assets and the Instructions for filling the Annual report on investments in
fixed assets.
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MONEY
2014.
, ,
.
8,0%.

.
, ,
.

. 2014. 5,2%
, ,
3,6% 2013. .
, 2014.
.

.

2014. .

,
.
,
.
The relaxed monetary policy was resumed in 2014, however at a

moderate pace, as imposed by the risks coming from the international
environment and unfavourable fiscal trends.
The positive movements in the balance of payment current account were resumed in 2014.This improvement was induced by the
lower deficit in external trade and in the primary income account, while
the remittance inflows were lower when related to the previous year.
The foreign exchange reserves recorded an acceptable level, in spite of
the fall in relation to the end of the prevous year.
The National Bank of Serbia is the authorized producer of monetary statistics.
The referent interest rate was lowered to 8.0%. This was followed
by the decreased interest rates in the money market and credit market.
In order to spur the crediing, and thereby the overall economic activity,
in the end 2014 the National Bank of Serbia had lowered the rates of
compulsory foreign excange reserves.
The NBS managed to maintain the relative stability of the national
currency. In 2014 the rate RSD/EUR fell by 5.2% as observed at the end
of the referent period, while on average it fell by 3.6% when related to
2013.
In contrast to the previous year, in 2014 the banking sector expressed positive financial results. In addition, the trends of growing
share of problematic credits in all credits were stpped.
Coverage

. ,
,
.
, ().

, .
.
Monetary statistics comprises balance sheets of the NBS and

other depository institutions and consolidated balance sheet for the
whole banking sector. Apart from the monetary policy, the NBS is also in
charge of the Balance of Payment statistics, and for their creation it uses
the data of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia as well. All
figures are shown in RSD million, as of the end of the period (year).
Foreign exchange items are expressed in RSD counter value applying
the middle exchange rate of the NBS at the end of the period. Annual
series are provided in accordance with the final accounting data.
Definitions
: ,
, , ,
.
1
.
, .
, ,
.
2, 1,
( ).
3, 2,
( ).
, ,
.
: (.
, a
, ), ,
e ,
.
The basic monetary aggregates are: money supply, cash circulation, deposits, reserve money, RSD and foreign currency deposits and
credits.
Money supply M1 comprises cash in circulation and deposit money. Deposit money includes the assets on accounts, where the payment
can be made without any restrictions, or on giro, current and other accounts of financial resources owners, including also financial resources
on the local government accounts.
Money supply M2, apart from money supply M1 includes also
other RSD fixed-term deposits (short-term and long-term).
The money supply M3, apart from M2, includes short-term and
long-term foreign currency deposits (without frozen foreign currency
household savings).
RSD reserve money includes cash in circulation and banking
RSD reserves.
Foreign exchange reserves of the NBS include: gold (i.e. the value of gold in the NBS treasury calculated at the current market price,
and gold held abroad), special drawing rights, foreign exchange and
effective foreign currency, as well as foreign stocks and bonds.
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:
,
.
,
(BPM6).

,

,
-
.

.

.

.

,
.

,
,
-, : ,
, , ,
.

(, ).

.
/
,
.
,
- ().
: ,
, ,
.
Foreign exchange reserves of banks include: effective foreign

currency in the treasuries, deposits abroad and checks in foreign currency.
Balance of payments is produced by the NBS according to the International Monetary Fund methodology (BPM6). The data sources
used for that purpose are monthly statements on export and import of
goods, the reports of commercial banks and the NBS on realized foreign
payments balance for invisible transactions and the NBS reports on
foreign crediting and financial transactions. The data on foreign direct
investment (FDI) and official aid are obtained from the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Serbia.
The balance of payments is expressed in EUR million and USD
million. The (official) NBS middle exchange rate is used for the conversion of the transaction value from original currencies into reporting
currency.
Data related to exports and imports value of goods are those from
customs declarations, which are processed by the SORS.
Data on the value of exports and imports of services are obtained
from the report on external payment transactions performed through
commercial banks and the NBS, pursuant to the IMF methodology, and
they include: tourist services, transport services, capital projects, insurance services, financial services, etc.
Primary income account includes collectionsand payments in respect of compensations for employees and income in respect of investments (direct, portfolio and other investments).
Secondary income account includes current transfers of the government and other sectors.
Capital account includes receipts and payments under the acquisition of non-produced and non-financial assets, as well as other capital
transfers.
In accordance with the prescribed methodology, items within the
financial account are expressed by the assets-liabilities approach. Financial account separately shows: direct investments, portfolio investments, financial derivatives, other investments and reserve assets.
Reserve assets show the changes in the NBS reserves in the period observed, excluding the effects of exchange rate fluctuations and
price changes for gold and securities.

(
).
Errors and omissions represent a residual category (difference

between shown financial transactions and transactions on current and
capital accounts).

,
.
Balance sheet of monetary institutions represents the consolidated balance sheet of the NBS and commercial banks in which definite
mutual claims and liabilities have been settled.

.
,
.

.
,
. .
130
Balance sheet of the NBS covers all claims and liabilities of the
NBS that result from its operations in the country and relations with the
rest of the world. The creation of reserve money is shown on the assets
side, and the forms of holding reserve money are presented on the
liabilities side.
Balance sheet of commercial banks comprises banks claims and
liabilities in the territory of the Republic of Serbia. The balance sheet is
an aggregate i.e. it includes claims and liabilities between banks. Banks
are grouped according to location of their head offices.
National accounts
,
20112013.
SYSTEM OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS FOR TOTAL ECONOMY,

2011-2013
A 0: A A
.
RESOURCES
ACCOUNT 0 : GOODS AND SERVICES ACCOUNT
2011
P.1 A
P.1 OUTPUT
2012
2013
RSD mill.
A
USES
2011
2012
2013
6782363,0
7247334,0
P.2 AA A
7694031,8 P.2 INTERMEDIATE CONSUMPTION
3913043,4
4242763,4
4430513,3
5722794,2
6112942,7
P.3 A A
6507860,6 P.3 FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE
3247221,2
3428600,4
3607345,7
P.12
P.12 Output for own final use
443134,0
474339,2
458057,7
P.31
P.31 Individual consumption expenditure
3025258,4
3188123,7
3359325,9
P.13
P.13 Non-market output
616434,8
660052,1
728113,5
P.32
P.32 Collective consumption expenditure
221962,8
240476,7
248019,8
P.51g
P.51g Gross fixed capital formation
626666,7
758695,2
668358,1
58344,9
-5632,1
15817,1
7,0
4,1
4,1
1157757,5
1323598,0
1597092,4
P.61
P.61 Exports of goods
848552,7
973447,4
1209623,7
P.62
P.62 Exports of services
309204,8
350150,7
387468,6
P.11
P.11 Market output
D.21
D.21 Taxes on products
D.31 ( - )
D.31 Subsidies on products ( - )
573369,2
605840,3
638936.5
35125,6
26175,2
26051,6
P.7 A
P.7 IMPORTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES 1682434,2
P.71
P.71 Imports of goods
P.72
P.72 Imports of services
AA A
DISPOSABLE RESOURCES
P.52
P.52 Changes in inventories
P.53
P.53 Acquisitions less disposals of
valuables
1921029,8
2012214,0
1388099,0
1585901,5
P.6 A
1660847,4 P.6 EXPORTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES
294335,2
335128,3
9003040,8
351366,6
A A
9748029,0 10319130,7 USED RESOURCES
9003040,8
9748029,0 10319130,7
1:
.
A
USES
ACCOUNT 1: PRODUCTION ACCOUNT
2011
P.2 AA A
P.2 INTERMEDIATE CONSUMPTION
2012
3913043,4 4242763,4
2013
2011
P.1 A
4430513,3 P.1 OUTPUT
P.51c ( - )
P.51c Consumption of fixed capital ( - )
B.1n A
B.1n NET DOMESTIC PRODUCT
3407563,2 3584235,8
484539,7
2923023,5
502024,2
3876403,4
514541,4
3082211,6 3361862,0
2012
2013
6782363,0
7247334,0
7694031,8
5722794,2
6112942,7
6507860,6
P.12
P.12 Output for own final use
443134,0
474339,2
458057,7
P.13
P.13 Non-market output
616434,8
660052,1
728113,5
D.21
573369,2
605840,3
638936.5
35125,6
26175,2
26051,6
P.11
P.11 Market output
B.1g A
B.1g GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
RSD mill.
RESOURCES
D.31 ( - )
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,
20112013. ()
2:
ACCOUNT 2: GENERATION OF INCOME ACCOUNT
.
A
USES
2011
D.1
D.1. COMPENSATION FOR EMPLOYEES
D.11
D.11 Employees wages and salaries
D.12
D.12 Employers' social contributions
D.2
D.2 TAXES ON PRODUCTION AND
IMPORTS

2011-2013 (continued)
2012
2013
1414204,0
B.1g OMA
1529311,8 1620752,1 B.1g GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
1219372,7
1326274,0 1411182,6
194831,3
203037,8
658805,0
695122,2
D.21
573369,2
605840,3
638936,5
D.211
()
D.211 Value added type taxes (VAT)
339148,0
371994,7
376427,8
93552,0
94896,8
88130,5
140669,2
138948,8
174378,2
D.29
D.29 Other taxes
52711,6
52964,6
56185,7
D.3 ( - )
D.3 SUBSIDIES ( - )
67431,1
59854,4
61008,7
D.31 ( - )
35125,6
26175,2
26051,6
D.39 ( )
D.39 Other subsidies on production ( - )
32305,5
33679,2
34957,1
D.214 , -

D.214 Taxes on products except VAT,
import and export
B2a3g /

B2a3g GROSS OPERATING SURPLUS/
GROSS MIXED INCOME
P.51c ( - )
B2a3n /

B2a3n NET OPERATING SURPLUS / NET
MIXED INCOME
132
1434709,4
484539,7
950169,7
2011
2012
3407563,2 3584235,8
2013
3876403,4
209569,5
626080,9
D.212 ,

D.212 Taxes and duties on imports,
excluding VAT
RSD mill.
RESOURCES
1455973,4 1621537,8
502024,2
953949,2
514541,4
1106996,4
National accounts
,
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.
USES
D.4
D.4 PROPERTY INCOME

3:
ACCOUNT 3: ALLOCATION OF PRIMARY INCOME ACCOUNT
2011
2012
2013
598732,8
667897,4
678312,5
RSD mill.
O
RESOURCES
2011
2012
2013
B2a3g /

B2a3g GROSS OPERATING SURPLUS /
GROSS MIXED INCOME
1434709,4
1455973,4
1621537,8
D.41
D.41 Interest
333745,4
373969,7
326823,0
D.42
D.42 Distributed income of corporations
177627,8
224680,6
D.1
279222,6 D.1 COMPENSATION FOR EMPLOYEES
1426014,6
1544433,2
1636315,9
D.11
D.11 Wages and salaries
1230929,8
1341333,0
1426887,2
195084,8
203100,2
209428,7
626080,9
658805,0
695122,2
67431,1
59854,4
61008,7
D.31 ( - )
35125,6
26175,2
26051,6
D.39 ( - )
32305,5
33679,2
34957,1
447674,6
528661,1
502089,3
D.41
D.41 Interest
256013,5
286791,2
226992,8
D.42
165674,7
207603,5
240465,6
D.43

D.43 Reinvested earnings on direct foreign
investment
7952,1
13321,7
14953,2
D.44
D.44 Other investment income
5205,0
8200,4
5898,8
12829,2
12744,2
13778,9
D.43

investment
D.44
D.45
D.45 Rents
69303,6
48263,8
52562,3
5226,8
8239,1
5925,7
12829,2
12744,2
D.12
D.12 Employers social contributions
D.2
13778,9
IMPORTS
D.3 ( - )
D.3 SUBSIDIES ( - )
D.4
D.4 PROPERTY INCOME
B.5g
B.5g GROSS NATIONAL INCOME
P.51c ( - )
B.5n
B.5n NET NATIONAL INCOME
3268315,6
3460121,0
3715744,0
484539,7
502024,2
514541,4
2783775,9
2958096,8
3201202,6
D.45
D.45 Rents
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.
USS
ACCOUNT 4: DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME ACCOUNT
2011
2012
202530,3
221369,7
B.5g
234444,2 B.5g GROSS NATIONAL INCOME
197387,6
215874,0
D.5 ,
.
D.5 CURRENT TAXES ON INCOME,
228930,1
WEALTH, ETC.
5142,6
5495,7
5514,0
D.61
D.61 Net social contributions
427998,3
455202,3
490906,9
D.59
D.59 Other current taxes
D.62 , c

D.62 Social benefits other than social transfers in kind
686343,8
703950,6
779670,3
116591,1
D.5 ,
.
WEALTH, ETC.
D.51
D.51 Taxes on income
D.59
D.59 Other current taxes
D.7
D.7 OTHER CURRENT TRANSFERS
2013
RSD mill.
O
RSOURCS
2011
2012
2013
3268315,6
3460121,0
3715744,0
202530,3
221369,7
234444,2
197387,6
215874,0
228930,1
5142,6
5495,7
5514,0
D.61
427744,7
455139,8
491047,7
D.62 ,

695220,9
717870,6
793791,1
415329,3
443518,7
460957,7
D.51
D.51 Taxes on income
112469,5
123416,1
D.71
D.71 Net non-life insurance premiums
23468,9
25312,3
D.7
24754,0 D.7 OTHER CURRENT TRANSFERS
D.72
D.72 Non-life insurance claims
22064,7
23597,8
23157,1
D.71
22064,7
23597,8
23157,1
...
D.72
23107,2
24815,4
24600,0
...
...
...
D.74
D.74 Current international cooperation
22784,2
19595,4
19106,6
D.75
D.75 Miscellaneous current transfers
347373,3
375510,1
394094,0
D.73
D.73 Current transfers within general government
D.74
2808,1
3655,9
4685,6
D.75
64127,8
70850,1
63994,4
B.6g
B.6g GROSS DISPOSABLE INCOME
3579798,0
3794081,1
4074372,2
P.51c ( - )
484539,7
502024,2
514541,4
B.6n
B.6n NET DISPOSABLE INCOME
3095258,3
3292056,9
3559830,8
134
D.73
D.73 Current transfers within general government
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ACCOUNT 5: USE OF INCOME ACCOUNT
USES
P.3
P.3 FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE
2011
2012
2013
3247221,2
3428600,4
B.6g
3607345,7 B.6g GROSS DISPOSABLE INCOME
D.8

D.8 Adjustment for the change in pension
3359325,9
entitlements
P.31
P.31 Individual consumption expenditure
3025258,4
3188123,7
P.32
P.32 Collective consumption expenditure
221962,8
240476,7
248019,8
2450,5
2576,6
2541,8
332577,8
365480,7
467026,6
484539,7
502024,2
514541,4
-151961,9
-136543,5
-47514,8
D.8

entitlements
B.8g
B.8g GROSS SAVING
P.51c ( - )
B.8n
B.8n NET SAVING
RSD mill.
O
RESOURCES
2011
2012
2013
3579798,0
3794081,1
4074372,2
2450,5
2576,6
2541,8
National accounts
135
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CHANGES IN ASSETS
P.51g
P.51g Gross fixed capital formation

P.51c
( - )
P.51c CONSUMPTION OF FIXED CAPITAL
(-)
P.52
P.52 Changes in inventories
P.53
P.53 Acquisitions less disposals of valuables
ACCOUNT 6: CAPITAL ACCOUNT
2011
2012
2013
626666,7
758695,2
B.8n
668358,1 B.8n NET SAVING
484539,7
502024,2
D.9 ,
514541,4 D.9 CAPITAL TRANSFERS, RECEIVABLE
58344,9
-5632,1
15817,1
7,0
4,1
4,1
2011
2012
2013
-151961,9
-136543,5
-47514,8
12762,8
49817,5
37288,2
1592,7
1082,1
779,7
11170,1
48735,4
36508,5
D.9 ,
( - )
-1728,8 D.9 CAPITAL TRANSFERS, PAYABLE ( - )
12762,8
50010,3
37288,2
D.91 ( - )
D.91 Capital taxes ( - )
1592,7
1082,1
779,7
11170,1
48735,4
36508,5
192,8
D.91
D.91 Capital taxes
D.92
D.92 Investment grants
D.99
D.99 Other capital transfers
NP
NP Net acquisition of non-produced assets
278,0
734,8
D.92 ( - )
D.92 Investment grants ( - )
D.99 ( - )
D.99 Other capital transfers ( - )
B.9 ( + )
( - )
B.9 NET LENDING ( + ) / NET BORROWING
(-)
-352719,8
-388514,0
RSD mill.

CHANGES IN LIABILITIES
-215423,9
7:
.
USES
ACCOUNT 7: EXTERNAL ACCOUNT OF GOODS AND SERVICES
2011
2012
1157757,5
1323598,0
P.61
P.61 Exports of goods
848552,7
973447,4
1209623,7
P. 62
P.62 Exports of services
309204,8
350150,7
387468,6
-524676,7
-597431,8
-415121,6
P.6
P.6 EXPORTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES
B.11
B.11 EXTERNAL BALANCE OF GOODS

AND SERVICES
136
2013
P.7
1597092,4 P.7 IMPORTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES
P.71
P.71 Imports of goods
P.72
P.72 Imports of services
RSD mill.
RESOURCES
2011
2012
2013
1682434,2
1921029,8
2012214,0
1388099,0
1585901,5
1660847,4
294335,2
335128,3
351366,6
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USES
ACCOUNT 8: EXTERNAL ACCOUNT OF PRIMARY INCOMES AND CURRENT TRANSFERS
2011
D.1
D.1 COMPENSATION FOR EMPLOYEES
D.11
D.12
2012
2013
14311,4
19266,2
B.11
B.11 EXTERNAL BALANCE OF GOODS

20478,4
AND SERVICES
13682,8
18582,0
D.1
19882,0 D.1 COMPENSATION FOR EMPLOYEES
628,6
684,2
596,4
D.11
RSD mill.
RESOURCES
2011
2012
2013
-524676,7
-597431,8
-415121,6
2500,8
4144,8
4914,5
2125,7
3523,1
4177,4
375,1
621,7
737,2
D.2
IMPORTS
D.3 ( - )
D.3 SUBSIDIES ( - )
D.2
- D.2 TAXES ON PRODUCTION AND IMPORTS
D.31 ( - )
D.3 ( - )
- D.3 SUBSIDIES ( - )
D.39
( - )
D.31 ( - )
37879,4
56686,7
48774,7
D.39 ( - )
3307,8
7670,7
188937,7
195922,5
224997,5
26619,5
35694,2
29873,4
D.41
D.41 Interest
81039,6
94848,8
103777,8
7952,1
13321,7
14953,2
D.42
38572,6
52771,3
68630,5
69303,6
48263,8
52562,3
21,8
38,6
26,9
628,6
684,2
596,4
D.4
D.4 PROPERTY INCOME
D.41
D.41 Interest
D.42
D.43

investment
D.12
D.4
3948,0 D.4 PROPERTY INCOME
D.44
D.43

investment
D.45
D.45 Rents
D.44
D.45
D.45 Rents
D.5 ,
.
WEALTH, ETC.
D.61
D.62 ,

375,1
621,7
8877,1
13920,0
D.5 ,
.
737,2
WEALTH, ETC.
14120,8
D.61
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ACCOUNT 8: EXTERNAL ACCOUNT OF PRIMARY INCOMES AND CURRENT TRANSFERS (continued)
2011
D.7
D.7 OTHER CURRENT TRANSFERS
2012
2013
2011
D.62 ,

D.62 Social benefits other than social transfers
386232,1
in kind
338774,7
358625,9
D.71
111,3
136,8
D.72
1362,4
1610,2
1828,2
D.74
22784,2
19595,4
19106,6
D.75
314516,8
337283,5
365163,1
D.8

entitlements
138
352441,8
387586,6
2012
2013
35915,8
38523,8
41865,9
D.71
1515,6
1851,4
1731,2
D.72
319,9
392,6
385,2
D.74
2808,1
3655,9
4685,6
D.75
31272,2
32624,0
35063,9
D.7
134,3 D.7 OTHER CURRENT TRANSFERS
D.8

entitlements
B.12
B.12 CURRENT EXTERNAL BALANCE
RSD mill.
RESOURCES
217152,8
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CHANGES IN ASSETS
ACCOUNT 9: EXTERNAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT
2011
2012
2013
2011
2012
2013
352441,8
387586,6
217152,8
192,8
D.91
D.91 Capital taxes
D.92
D.92 Investment grants
D.99
D.99 Other capital transfers
192,8
D.91 ( - )
D.91 Capital taxes ( - )
D.92 ( - )
D.92 Investment grants ( - )
D.99 ( - )
D.99 Other capital transfers ( - )
B.12
B.12 CURRENT EXTERNAL BALANCE

NP
NP Net acquisition of non-produced assets
-278,0
-734,8
1728,8
D.9 ,
D.9 CAPITAL TRANSFERS, RECEIVABLE
D.9 ,
( - )
D.9 CAPITAL TRANSFERS, PAYABLE ( - )
B.9 ( + )
( - )
B.9 NET LENDING ( + )
NET BORROWING ( - )
352719,8
388514,1
RSD mill.

CHANGES IN LIABILITIES
215423,9
National accounts
139
2015
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, RSD, USD AND EUR, 2010-2014
6.1. , USD EUR, 20102014.

,
, .
Current prices, total,
RSD mill.
Per capita, RSD
, %
, . USD2)
Real growth rates,
Total, USD mill. 2)
,
USD
Per capita, USD
, . EUR2)
Total, EUR mill.2)
,
EUR
Per capita, EUR
2010
3067210,2
420659
0,6
39370,4
5400
29766,3
4082
2011
3407563,2
470884
1,4
46463,7
6421
33423,8
4619
2012
3584235,8
497707
-1,0
40675,9
5648
31683,1
4400
2013
3876403,4
540902
2,6
45512,1
6351
34262,9
4781
20141)
3878024,3
543766
-1,8
43799,3
6141
33059,0
4635
1)
1)
Estimate.
2)
2)
Conversion according to annual average exchange rate.
6.2. A
GROSS VALUE ADDED BY INSTITUTIONAL

SECTORS, 2010-2013
, 20102013.
2010
2011
2012
2013
. / RSD mill.

2557364,3
2869319,5
3004570,7
3263518,5
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
1348954,9
1551654,1
1663018,1
1894160,9
Non-financial corporations
99966,1
107935,6
105350,6
100409,6
386599,7
425899,7
452877,4
489445,3
General government
711656,0
772623,7
770124,4
767700,3
Households
10187,5
11206,5
13200,1
11802,4

()
Financial corporations
Non-profit institutions serving households

(NPISHs)
% / Structure, %

100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
52,7
54,1
55,3
58,0
3,9
3,8
3,5
3,1
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
Non-financial corporations
Financial corporations
15,1
14,8
15,1
15,0
General government
27,8
26,9
25,6
23,5
Households
0,4
0,4
0,4
0,4

()
140
Non-profit institutions serving households

(NPISHs)
National accounts
6.3.
, 20102013.
GROSS VALUE ADDED BY ACTIVITIES AND GROSS DOMESTIC

PRODUCT, 2010-2013
, .
Current prices, RSD mill.

2010
2011
2012
2013
261510,4
306607,7
269999,8
305519,7
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
39963,6
51831,6
57980,3
58834,6
418465,5
481716,9
542933,2
623325,6
Manufacturing
87244,8
100457,8
103710,5
138806,1
Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply
35131,1
40768,2
43570,1
46512,0
145483,7
171627,4
161988,1
165598,3
289461,5
324017,6
345902,6
377600,8
cles and motorcycles
137687,1
137839,1
136835,4
161874,3
Transportation and storage
Mining and quarrying
Water supply, sewerage, waste management and
remediation activities
Construction
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehi-
34540,1
35490,6
41937,7
41131,9
129592,5
147936,7
160546,6
168487,0
Information and communication
101893,6
109907,3
107433,1
102544,6
Financial and insurance activities
284579,2
305908,0
328051,4
335956,0
, ,
Real estate activities

Professional, scientific and technical
89343,4
103892,5
112803,5
119999,6
44349,5
48561,5
54208,2
56365,0
Accommodation and food service activities
activities
Administrative and support service
activities
Public administration and defence; compulsory
111198,0
127881,0
142386,1
148740,0
social security
105363,1
114090,1
122811,9
128867,9
Education
164643,6
179257,9
183691,4
191270,8
Human health and social work activities
30113,1
31427,4
36322,7
38428,7
Arts, entertainment and recreation
44108,3
47290,5
48447,0
50390,6
Other service activities

Activities of households as employers; undifferen-
tiated goods and services producing activities of

2692,1
2809,8
3011,0
3264,8
()

(-)
()
households for own use

Activities of extraterritorial organisations and
2557364,3
2869319,5
3004570,7
3263518,5
543004,3
573369,2
605840,3
638936,5
33158,4
35125,6
26175,2
26051,6
3067210,2
3407563,2
3584235,8
3876403,4
bodies
Gross value added (GVA)
Taxes on products
Subsidies on products (-)
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP)
National accounts
141
2015
6.4.
, 20102013.

PRODUCT, 2010-2013
, %
Current prices, structure, %

2010
2011
2012
2013
8,5
9,0
7,5
7,9
1,3
1,5
1,6
1,5
13,6
14,1
15,1
16,1
2,8
2,9
2,9
3,6
Manufacturing

1,1
1,2
1,2
1,2
4,7
5,0
4,5
4,3
Construction
9,4
9,5
9,7
9,7
4,5
4,0
3,8
4,2
1,1
1,0
1,2
1,1
4,2
4,3
4,5
4,3
3,3
3,2
3,0
2,6
9,3
9,0
9,2
8,7
2,9
3,0
3,1
3,1
, ,
activities
1,4
1,4
1,5
1,5
3,6
3,8
4,0
3,8
social security
3,4
3,3
3,4
3,3
Education
5,4
5,3
5,1
4,9
1,0
0,9
1,0
1,0
1,4
1,4
1,4
1,3
activities
Activities of households as employers; undifferen

0,1
0,1
0,1
0,1

()
83,4
84,2
83,8
84,2
17,7
16,8
16,9
16,5
Taxes on products
1,1
1,0
0,7
0,7
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
(-)
()
142
bodies

National accounts
6.5.
, 20102013.

PRODUCT, 2010-2013
(, , 2010. ),
.
2010
Constant prices (values, chain-linked volume measures, reference year 2010),

RSD mill.
2011
2012
2013
261510,4
263993,0
218348,1
264003,6
39963,6
46237,4
49086,9
49711,6
418465,5
426237,2
458870,0
484882,0
87244,8
90458,4
88179,9
99637,7

Manufacturing

35131,1
36638,1
36749,5
36444,4
145483,7
154069,2
138927,1
133558,1
Construction
289461,5
290566,5
292955,0
297416,1
137687,1
137323,0
126694,1
136260,7
34540,1
31627,8
35458,0
32588,0
129592,5
132925,5
136597,3
136420,0
101893,6
100303,6
92249,5
83509,1
284579,2
285981,2
288790,6
291778,4
89343,4
92882,2
95941,7
94534,9
, ,

activities
44349,5
43506,8
45772,5
43814,1
111198,0
112532,4
117736,4
120491,7
social security
105363,1
106982,1
108775,6
110275,1
Education
164643,6
169502,0
169617,6
169977,3
30113,1
27906,3
30130,2
29529,8
44108,3
42578,0
41057,6
39195,4
activities
Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods and services producing activities of
2692,1
2531,6
2517,0
2530,9
()

2557364,3
2594782,5
2574024,3
2658472,4
543004,3
549024,4
531758,6
530515,3
(-)
33158,4
33610,8
27496,5
32727,7
()
3067210,2
3110196,1
3078619,2
3157793,1

bodies
Taxes on products
National accounts
143
2015
6.6.
, 20102013.

PRODUCT, 2010-2013
, %
Real growth rates, %

2010
2011
2012
2013
6,4
0,9
-17,3
20,9
18,0
15,7
6,2
1,3
-0,3
1,9
7,7
5,7
Manufacturing
-4,6
3,7
-2,5
13,0
12,8
4,3
0,3
-0,8
-2,4
5,9
-9,8
-3,9
Construction
-3,0
0,4
0,8
1,5
7,1
-0,3
-7,7
7,6
-2,3
-8,4
12,1
-8,1
3,2
2,6
2,8
-0,1
1,9
-1,6
-8,0
-9,5
0,2
0,5
1,0
1,0
, ,

-2,7
4,0
3,3
-1,5
6,2
-1,9
5,2
-4,3
-0,2
1,2
4,6
2,3
social security
0,5
1,5
1,7
1,4
Education
-0,8
3,0
0,1
0,2
1,0
-7,3
8,0
-2,0
-4,3
-3,5
-3,6
-4,5
activities
activities
Activities of households as employers; undifferen

0,8
-6,0
-0,6
0,6
()
0,8
1,5
-0,8
3,3
-0,2
1,1
-3,1
-0,2
Taxes on products
(-)
4,0
1,4
-18,2
19,0
()
0,6
1,4
-1,0
2,6
144

bodies
National accounts
6.7. , 20102013.
2010
USE OF GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, 2010-2013

2011
2012
2013
, . / Current prices, RSD mill.

()

1)

(-)
3067210,2
2960459,6
2762435,8
2366203,0
27349,4
368883,4
198023,8
570054,8
-3568,9
6,0
1010110,4
1469851,8
3407563,2
3247221,2
3025258,4
2596433,6
31151,7
397673,1
221962,8
626666,7
58345,0
7,0
1157757,5
1682434,2
3584235,8
3428600,4
3188123,7
2727597,9
35537,7
424988,1
240476,7
758695,2
-5632,1
4,1
1323598,0
1921029,8
3876403,4
3607345,7
3359325,9
2885534,9
33243,7
440547,3
248019,8
668358,1
15817,1
4,1
1597092,4
2012214,0

Final consumption expenditure
Individual consumption expenditure
Household sector
Sector of NPISHs1)
Government sector
Collective consumption expenditure
Gross fixed capital formation
Changes in inventories
Statistical discrepancy
Acquisitions less disposals of valuables
Exports of goods and services
Imports of goods and services ( - )
, % / Current prices, structure, %

()

1)

(-)
100,0
96,5
90,1
77,1
0,9
12,0
6,5
18,6
-0,1
0,0
32,9
47,9
100,0
95,3
88,8
76,2
0,9
11,7
6,5
18,4
1,7
0,0
34,0
49,4
100,0
95,7
88,9
76,1
1,0
11,9
6,7
21,2
-0,2
0,0
36,9
53,6
100,0
93,1
86,7
74,4
0,9
11,4
6,4
17,2
0,4
0,0
41,2
51,9

Household sector
Sector of NPISHs1)
Government sector
(, , 2010. ), .
Constant prices (values, chain-linked volume measures, reference year 2010), RSD mill.
()

1)

(-)
3067210,2
2960459,6
2762435,8
2366203,0
27349,4
368883,4
198023,8
570054,8
1010110,4
1469851,8
3110196,1
2988196,3
2789297,3
2388145,2
28064,6
373087,6
198899,0
596011,9
1060639,1
1585639,8
3078619,2
2951007,3
2749885,0
2338200,8
29711,6
382212,0
200990,3
674942,3
1069131,6
1607093,1
3157793,1
2931440,8
2731938,2
2329000,8
25775,3
377385,6
199380,3
593873,4
1296581,2
1688195,6

Household sector
Sector of NPISHs1)
Government sector
, % / Real growth rates, %

()

1)

(-)
1)
0,6
-0,4
-0,4
-0,6
1,8
0,8
-1,2
-6,5
15,0
4,4
1,4
0,9
1,0
0,9
2,6
1,1
0,4
4,6
5,0
7,9
-1,0
-1,2
-1,4
-2,1
5,9
2,4
1,1
13,2
0,8
1,4
1)
2,6
-0,7
-0,7
-0,4
-13,2
-1,3
-0,8
-12,0
21,3
5,0

Household sector
Sector of NPISHs1)
Government sector
Non-profit institutions serving households.
National accounts
145
2015
6.8. , 2013.
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BY REGIONS, 2013

GDP per capita
,
GDP, total
.
RSD mill.

1)

1)
3 876 403
1 546 620
1 055 270
731 466
540 461
2 586
...
Share,
%
100,0
39,9
27,2
18,9
13,9
0.1
...
ESA 2010 ( 13.11),

, .
,

.
146
1)
.
RSD thous.

=100
Level index,
RS=100
541
926
552
365
342
...
...
100,0
171,2
102,0
67,5
63,2
...
...
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
Beogradski region
Region Vojvodine
Region umadije i Zapadne Srbije
Region June i Istone Srbije
Extra regio1)
Region Kosovo i Metohija
In accordance with the ESA 2010 (paragraph 13.11), as a separate statistical territorial unit displayed is "extra regio", i.e. extraterritorial units of the Republic of Serbia that represent diplomatic
and consular missions, embassies of the Republic of Serbia abroad and in other parts of the economic territory of the Republic of Serbia outside its territorial boundaries.
National accounts
6.9. , 20122013.
( 31))
2)
(. )
GVA2) (RSD million)
2012
3)

-
-
2013
3 004 571 3 263 518

1 192 832 1 302 089
63 430
62 884
106 555
111 683
340 029
392 604
53 390
52 129
70 418
71 741
76 038
79 009
106 451
118 375
85 119
91 668
52 134
55 643
87 011
80 213
72 722
77 518
60 410
61 255
60 357
62 653
65 929
72 364
88 078
114 503
51 433
50 993
60 254
69 511
27 366
30 579
42 122
45 879
110 785
118 646
28 835
33 672
40 880
41 359
40 076
40 941
19 665
23 430
2 252
2 177
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Index
2013/2012
108,6
109,2
99,1
104,8
115,5
97,6
101,9
103,9
111,2
107,7
106,7
92,2
106,6
101,4
103,8
109,8
130,0
99,1
115,4
111,7
108,9
107,1
116,8
101,2
102,2
119,1
96,7
...
...
...
...
...
Share
(%)
2012
2013
100,0
39,7
2,1
3,5
11,3
1,8
2,3
2,5
3,5
2,8
1,7
2,9
2,4
2,0
2,0
2,2
2,9
1,7
2,0
0,9
1,4
3,7
1,0
1,4
1,3
0,7
0,1
...
...
...
...
...
GROSS VALUE ADDED BY RS AREAS, 2012-2013

(=100)
(. ) / GVA per
capita (RSD thousand) Level index (RS=100)
2012
2013
2012
2013
100,0
39,9
1,9
3,4
12,0
1,6
2,2
2,4
3,6
2,8
1,7
2,5
2,4
1,9
1,9
2,2
3,5
1,6
2,1
0,9
1,4
3,6
1,0
1,3
1,3
0,7
0,1
...
...
...
...
...
417
717
341
365
552
365
379
409
343
299
301
294
345
284
252
214
302
416
332
231
197
296
316
207
198
217
...
...
...
...
...
1)
1) NSTJ National
2)
2)
.
() ()
. ,
() .
3) ESA 2010 ( 13.11),
, .
,

.
3)
456
780
342
385
637
360
388
429
384
326
325
273
370
291
264
235
394
418
387
262
217
319
373
211
204
262
...
...
...
...
...
100,0
171,7
81,6
87,5
132,3
87,5
90,8
97,9
82,2
71,8
72,2
70,3
82,6
68,0
60,3
51,2
72,3
99,7
79,5
55,4
47,1
70,9
75,6
49,5
47,5
51,9
...
...
...
...
...
100,0
171,2
75,0
84,6
139,9
79,1
85,2
94,1
84,2
71,5
71,2
60,0
81,3
63,8
57,9
51,5
86,5
91,8
85,0
57,5
47,5
70,0
81,9
46,3
44,7
57,4
...
...
...
...
...
Area
(NSTJ 31))
REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
Beogradska
Zapadnobaka
Junobanatska
Junobaka
Severnobanatska
Severnobaka
Srednjobanatska
Sremska
Zlatiborska
Kolubarska
Mavanska
Moravika
Pomoravska
Rasinska
Raka
umadijska
Borska
Branievska
Zajearska
Jablanika
Niavska
Pirotska
Podunavska
Pinjska
Toplika
Ekstra regio3)
Kosovska
Kosovko-mitrovaka
Kosovsko-pomoravska
Peka
Prizrenska
nomenclature of statistical territorial units.

The difference between the Gross value added (GVA) and Gross domestic product (GDP) is in net
taxes on products. According to the regulations of Eurostat, Gross value added is expressed for
the level of districts.
In accordance with the ESA 2010 (paragraph 13.11), as a separate statistical territorial unit displays "extra regio", i.e. extraterritorial unit of the Republic of Serbia which represent diplomatic and
consular missions, embassies of the Republic of Serbia abroad and in other parts of the economic
territory of the Republic of Serbia outside its territorial boundaries.
National accounts
147
2015
6.10.
, 2013.
.
GROSS VALUE ADDED IN RS REGIONS, BY ACTIVITIES, 2013

RSD million
/ Republic of Serbia
Region
Vojvodine
3 263 518
1 302 089
888 425
615 817
455 011
298 779
19 891
130 352
89 615
58 922
874 061
228 383
315 183
190 035
140 460
129 330
65 044
25 868
24 030
14 388
647 741
319 054
154 875
104 580
69 233
186 131
152 731
19 798
8 060
5 543
102 400
72 670
14 891
9 080
5 760
313 373
118 676
76 713
66 509
51 475
180 439
122 015
31 782
14 759
11 883
466 322
169 796
103 058
100 263
91 029
64 941
33 830
15 906
8 886
6 318
, ,
,
,

,
,

(
)
, ,
;

, ,

,

1)
Beogradski
region
Total
1)
Region June
Region
Extra regio1)
i Istone
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Srbije
ESA 2010 ( 13.11),

, .
,

.
1)
Activities
2 177 TOTAL
Mining and quarrying, Manufacturing,
Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply, Water supply, sewerage,
waste management and remediation
activities
- Construction
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of
motor vehicles and motorcycles, Transportation and storage, Accommodation
and food service activities
- Information and communication
Real estate activities (imputed rent
included)
activities, Administrative and support
service activities
-
Public administration and defence;

2 177 compulsory social security, Education,
Arts, entertainment and recreation,
...
In accordance with the ESA 2010 (paragraph 13.11), as a separate statistical territorial unit displays
"extra regio", i.e. extraterritorial unit of the Republic of Serbia which represent diplomatic and consular missions, embassies of the Republic of Serbia abroad and in other parts of the economic
territory of the Republic of Serbia outside its territorial boundaries.
GROSS VALUE ADDED IN REGION VOJVODINE,

BY ACTIVITIES AND AERAS, 2013
RSD million
6.11.
, 2013.
.
/ Region Vojvodine

Total
Zapadnobaka
oblast
Junobanatska
oblast
Junobaka
oblast
Severnobanatska
oblast
Severnobaka
oblast
Srednjobanatska
oblast
Sremska
oblast
,
,
,
,

888 425
62 884
111 683
392 604
52 129
71 741
79 009
130 352
16 449
22 307
30 360
11 047
12 187
15 714
22 288
315 183
19 003
38 896
158 648
15 628
19 330
28 436
35 242

,
,

25 868
971
2 643
13 414
1 225
2 499
1 377
3 739
154 875
7 739
16 714
71 338
7 935
13 175
12 494
25 479
19 798
621
1 309
13 609
543
1 948
908
860
14 891
607
1 139
9 635
493
1 207
611
1 199
76 713
6 588
10 646
27 772
5 186
7 367
6 931
31 782
1 441
2 841
16 775
1 682
2 504
2 947
103 058
8 429
14 275
43 013
6 947
9 471
8 451
15 906
1 036
914
8 041
1 442
2 053
1 141

(
)
, ,
;

,
,

,

148
Activities
118 375 TOTAL

Mining and quarrying, Manufacturing, Electricity, gas, steam
and air conditioning supply,
Water supply, sewerage, waste
management and remediation
activities
Construction
Wholesale and retail trade;
repair of motor vehicles and
motorcycles, Transportation and
storage, Accommodation and
food service activities

Real estate activities (imputed
rent included)
Professional, scientific and
technical activities, Administra3 592
tive and support service
activities
Public administration and defence; compulsory social securi12 472
ty, Education, Human health and
social work activities
Arts, entertainment and recrea1 280
tion, Other service activities
12 224
National accounts
6.12.
, 2013.
.
/ Region umadije i Zapadne Srbije
ZlatiMavaPomora- Rasinska Raka

KolubarMoraviborska
nska
vska
oblast
oblast
ska oblast
ka oblast
oblast
oblast
oblast
Total
,
,
,
,

,
,

(
)
, ,
;

,
,

,

GROSS VALUE ADDED IN REGION UMADIJE I ZAPADNE SRBIJE,

BY ACTIVITIES AND AERAS, 2013
RSD million
615 817
91 668
55 643
80 213
77 518
61 255
62 653
72 364
89 615
11 564
11 170
18 443
10 007
9 100
12 089
6 322
114 503 TOTAL

10 920 Agriculture, forestry and fishing
32 318
15 509
16 615
28 142
18 569
15 799
15 282
47 802
24 030
7 132
2 024
2 717
2 351
1 622
1 718
3 713
2 752
104 580
13 452
8 534
14 678
15 526
9 623
9 787
14 193
18 787
8 060
951
516
1 544
1 140
722
576
1 272
1 338
9 080
1 373
562
1 159
1 328
673
915
923
66 509
9 057
6 098
9 954
6 478
8 243
7 340
9 392
14 759
1 527
1 234
2 016
1 683
1 825
1 558
1 749
100 263
13 180
9 156
12 170
9 262
10 160
11 928
18 286
8 886
1 113
840
919
1 602
717
943
1 233
Total
455 011
,
58 922

,
,
,
, 140 460

14 388

,
69 233
,

5 543

5 760

51 475
( )
, ,

;
11 883

,
91 029
,

,

6 318

Activities
190 035
6.13.
, 2013.
.
umadijska
oblast
Borska
oblast
Mining and quarrying, Manufacturing, Electricity, gas, steam

and air conditioning supply,
management and remediation
activities
Construction
motorcycles, Transportation and
storage, Accommodation and
food service activities
2 149 Financial and insurance activities

Real estate activities (imputed
rent included)
technical activities, Administra3 166
tive and support service
activities
Public administration and defence; compulsory social securi16 122
ty, Education, Human health and
social work activities
Arts, entertainment and recrea1 520
tion, Other service activities
9 947
GROSS VALUE ADDED IN REGION JUNE I ISTONE SRBIJE,

BY ACTIVITIES AND AREAS, 2013
RSD million
/ Region June i Istone Srbije
BraniZajeJablaNiaPirotska
Poduevska
arska
nika
vska
oblast
navska
oblast
oblast
oblast
oblast
oblast
Pinjska Toplika
oblast
oblast
50 993
5 918
69 511
11 760
30 579
6 192
45 879
7 218
118 646
8 560
33 672
3 262
41 359
7 894
40 941
4 076
27 282
30 686
7 420
12 312
26 274
17 892
2 706
9 424
-609
1 206
803
2 042
5 226
631
2 599
1 880
5 684
7 384
3 632
5 893
24 922
2 590
11 058
5 935
192
302
254
463
2 848
163
516
573
213
741
453
189
2 876
333
785
50
4 183
6 958
4 055
5 731
13 130
3 159
6 016
5 549
1 422
1 218
675
990
4 151
909
1 608
574
6 246
8 701
6 792
9 942
28 471
4 403
7 548
12 455
463
554
306
1 101
2 188
329
628
424
Activities
23 430 TOTAL
forestry and
4 041 Agriculture,
fishing
Mining and quarrying, Manufacturing, Electricity, gas,
and air conditioning
6 466 steam
supply, Water supply, sewerage, waste management and
610 Construction
2 134 motorcycles, Transportation
and storage, Accommodation
and food service activities
and communica233 Information
tion
and insurance
119 Financial
activities
estate activities (imputed
2 694 Real
rent included)
activities, Adminis335 technical
trative and support service
activities
Public administration and
defence; compulsory social
6 471 security, Education, Human
health and social work activities
Arts, entertainment and
326 recreation, Other service
activities
National accounts
149
2015
6.14. , 2013.
FINAL CONSUMPTION OF HOUSEHOLDS, 2013
RSD mill.
COICOP
11+12+13
Total
3359326
100,0
2885535
85,9
HOUSEHOLD FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE
11.00.0
Food and non-alcoholic beverages

Food
Non-alcoholic beverages
11.01.0
11.01.1
11.01.2
COICOP
11+12+13
ACTUAL FINAL CONSUMPTION OF HOUSEHOLDS
11.00.0
11.01.0
11.01.1
11.01.2
780014
698952
81062
23,2
20,8
2,4
11.02.0
11.02.1
11.02.2
11.02.3
198636
68499
113976
16161
5,9
2,0
3,4
0,5
Alcoholic beverages, tobacco

Alcoholic beverages
Tobacco
Narcotics
11.02.0
11.02.1
11.02.2
11.02.3
11.03.0
11.03.1
11.03.2
98232
64784
33448
2,9
1,9
1,0
Clothing and footwear

Clothing
Footwear
11.03.0
11.03.1
11.03.2
11.04.0
11.04.1
11.04.2
11.04.3
11.04.4
11.04.5
, , . ,

, .
,
615784
26296
317921
22220
37022
212326
18,3
0,8
9,5
0,7
1,0
6,3
Housing, water, elect., gas, other fuels

Actual rentals for housing
Imputed rentals for housing
Maintenance and repair of dwelling
Water supply, household refuse and misc. services
Electricity, gas and other fuels
11.04.0
11.04.1
11.04.2
11.04.3
11.04.4
11.04.5
11.05.0
11.05.1
11.05.2
11.05.3
11.05.4
11.05.5
11.05.6
.
,

110494
23089
5780
27729
7549
5043
41305
3,3
0,7
0,2
0,8
0,2
0,2
1,2
Furnishings and household maintenance

Furniture furnishings and carpets
Household textiles
Household appliances
Glassware, tableware and hous. utensils
Tools and equipment for house and garden
Goods and services for rout. hous. maintenance
11.05.0
11.05.1
11.05.2
11.05.3
11.05.4
11.05.5
11.05.6
11.06.0
11.06.1
11.06.2
11.06.3
118768
71363
33798
13607
3,5
2,1
1,0
0,4
Health
Medical products, appliances and equipment
Out-patient services
Hospital services
11.06.0
11.06.1
11.06.2
11.06.3
11.07.0
11.07.1
11.07.2
11.07.3
361008
58841
240280
61887
10,7
1,8
7,2
1,8
Transport
Purchase of vehicles
Operation of personal transport equipment
Transport services
11.07.0
11.07.1
11.07.2
11.07.3
11.08.0
11.08.1
11.08.2
11.08.3
131864
4095
20443
107327
3,9
0,1
0,6
3,2
Communication
Postal services
Telephone and fax equipment
Telephone and fax services
11.08.0
11.08.1
11.08.2
11.08.3
11.09.0
11.09.1
11.09.2
11.09.3
11.09.4
11.09.5
11.09.6

-,

,

,

180936
22305
2005
26099
87366
20353
22808
5,4
0,7
0,1
0,8
2,6
0,6
0,7
Recreation and culture

Audio-visual, photo and inform. equipment
Major durables for recreation and culture
Recreational equipment, gardens and pets
Recreational and cultural services
Newspapers, books and stationery
Package holidays
11.09.0
11.09.1
11.09.2
11.09.3
11.09.4
11.09.5
11.09.6
11.10.0
11.10.1
11.10.2
11.10.3
11.10.5
38458
6899
2665
19799
9094
1,1
0,2
0,1
0,6
0,3
Education
Pre-primary and primary education
Secondary education
Post-secondary and tertiary education
Education not definable by level
11.10.0
11.10.1
11.10.2
11.10.3
11.10.5
11.11.0
11.11.1
11.11.2
64685
48150
16535
1,9
1,4
0,5
Restaurants and hotels

Catering services
Accommodation services
11.11.0
11.11.1
11.11.2
11.12.0
11.12.1
11.12.2
11.12.3
11.12.4
11.12.5
11.12.6
11.12.7
180957
58612
15538
12809
6258
21866
48437
17437
5,4
1,7
0,5
0,4
0,2
0,7
1,4
0,5
Miscellaneous goods and services

Personal care
Prostitution
Personal items n.e.c.
Social protection
Insurance
Financial services n.e.c.
Other services n.e.c.
11.12.0
11.12.1
11.12.2
11.12.3
11.12.4
11.12.5
11.12.6
11.12.7
11.13.1
5698
0,2
Net purchases abroad
11.13.1
12.00.0
13.00.0
33244
440547
1,0
13,1
Social transfers in kind from NPISHs sector

Social transfers in kind from Government sector
12.00.0
13.00.0
150
National accounts
6.15.
VOLUME INDICES OF HOUSEHOLD FINAL CONSUMPTION
= 100
2012
2011
COICOP
11+12+13
previous year = 100
2013
2012
-
COICOP
- ACTUAL FINAL CONSUMPTION OF HOUSEHOLDS
11+12+13
11.00.0
97,9
99,6
HOUSEHOLD FINAL CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURE
11.00.0
11.01.0
11.01.1
11.01.2
96,0
95,9
96,8
99,0
99,1
98,0
Food and non-alcoholic beverages

Food
Non-alcoholic beverages
11.01.0
11.01.1
11.01.2
11.02.0
11.02.1
11.02.2
11.02.3
97,6
95,9
98,1
102,0
96,7
96,7
95,9
102,3
Alcoholic beverages, tobacco and narcotics

Alcoholic beverages
Tobacco
Narcotics
11.02.0
11.02.1
11.02.2
11.02.3
11.03.0
11.03.1
11.03.2
98,3
96,5
101,9
102,3
102,3
102,2

Clothing
Footwear
11.03.0
11.03.1
11.03.2
11.04.0
11.04.1
11.04.2
11.04.3
11.04.4
11.04.5
, , . ,

, .
,
99,6
95,5
101,0
98,3
99,7
98,2
100,3
104,1
100,4
94,6
101,3
100,0
Housing, water, elect., gas, other fuels

Actual rentals for housing
Imputed rentals for housing
Maintenance and repair of dwellings
Water supply, household refuse and misc. services
Electricity, gas and other fuels
11.04.0
11.04.1
11.04.2
11.04.3
11.04.4
11.04.5
11.05.0
11.05.1
11.05.2
11.05.3
11.05.4
11.05.5
11.05.6
.
,

90,6
89,7
102,8
86,5
83,2
82,6
95,5
101,9
109,4
99,4
100,8
101,6
102,0
99,1
Furnishings, and household maintenance

Furniture furnishings and carpets
Household textiles
Household appliances
Glassware, tableware and hous. utensils
Tools and equipment for house and garden
Goods and services for rout. hous. maintenance
11.05.0
11.05.1
11.05.2
11.05.3
11.05.4
11.05.5
11.05.6
11.06.0
11.06.1
11.06.2
11.06.3
101,3
102,8
98,9
99,7
99,2
100,7
96,2
99,7
Health
Medical products, appliances and equipment
Out-patient services
Hospital services
11.06.0
11.06.1
11.06.2
11.06.3
11.07.0
11.07.1
11.07.2
11.07.3
94,7
104,7
91,3
100,7
99,1
94,6
100,0
100,4
Transport
Purchase of vehicles
Operation of personal transport equipment
Transport services
11.07.0
11.07.1
11.07.2
11.07.3
11.08.0
11.08.1
11.08.2
11.08.3
100,6
99,7
107,0
99,7
103,5
101,0
103,9
103,6
Communication
Postal services
Telephone and fax equipment
Telephone and fax services
11.08.0
11.08.1
11.08.2
11.08.3
11.09.0
11.09.1
11.09.2
11.09.3
11.09.4
11.09.5
11.09.6

-,

,

,

98,1
101,1
95,0
101,7
97,7
91,9
98,7
102,5
105,3
103,1
99,2
103,3
96,7
106,4

Audio-visual, photo and inform. quip.
Major durables for recreation and culture
Recreational equipment, gardens and pets
Recreational and cultural services
Newspapers, books and stationery
Package holidays
11.09.0
11.09.1
11.09.2
11.09.3
11.09.4
11.09.5
11.09.6
11.10.0
11.10.1
11.10.2
11.10.3
11.10.5
103,6
100,3
99,0
103,1
109,1
101,5
99,8
96,4
100,7
106,5
Education
Pre-primary and primary education
Secondary education
Post-secondary and tertiary education
Education not definable by level
11.10.0
11.10.1
11.10.2
11.10.3
11.10.5
11.11.0
11.11.1
11.11.2
98,4
98,6
97,8
99,4
98,8
101,2

Catering services
Accommodation services
11.11.0
11.11.1
11.11.2
11.12.0
11.12.1
11.12.2
11.12.3
11.12.4
11.12.5
11.12.6
11.12.7
103,3
97,9
93,3
101,3
106,7
107,5
111,7
98,9
95,6
99,3
103,3
97,1
100,6
107,2
83,6
99,6

Personal care
Prostitution
Personal items n.e.c.
Social protection
Insurance
Financial services n.e.c.
Other services n.e.c.
11.12.0
11.12.1
11.12.2
11.12.3
11.12.4
11.12.5
11.12.6
11.12.7
11.13.1
141,9
102,7
Net purchases abroad
11.13.1
12.00.0
13.00.0
Social transfers in kind from NPISHs sector

Social transfers in kind from Government sector
12.00.0
13.00.0
National accounts
151
2015
6.16. ,

, 2014.
AVAILABLE BUDGET AND INDIVIDUAL CONSUMPTION IN 2014,

MONTHLY AVERAGE BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER

Srbija sever
total
Beogradski
region
Region
Vojvodine

Srbija jug
Region
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
/ ALL HOUSEHOLDS

6071
1293
1465
1805
1508
...
Number of households surveyed
2466316
605006
690551
656902
513857
...
Number of households assessed
2,86
2,68
2,77
3,08
2,94
...
Members, average number
19948
25173
20363
17579
16799
...
Available budget total (RSD)

(, ,
)

19088
9138
538
24965
14021
611
19620
8816
740
16231
7378
389
15748
6577
400
...
...
...
6335
7926
6644
5274
5594
...
739
1060
642
523
796
...
1082
251
127
175
103
243
159
297
1769
279
236
131
1586
219
36
117
579
265
74
174
...
...
...
...
Other social insurance receipts

Income from agriculture, hunting and
fishing
External receipts
Real estate related income
Donations and awards
703
545
363
709
1289
...
Other receipts
860
8
852
208
32
176
743
1
742
1348
0
1348
1051
3
1048
...
...
...
19029
23335
19538
17837
15194
...
7313
893
982
8574
787
1166
7348
936
983
6848
899
1001
6465
939
749
...
...
...
3068
3769
3403
2843
2167
...
858
765
1716
891
882
185
432
1008
1025
2118
1136
1210
270
672
887
819
1712
988
970
154
387
813
606
1794
771
800
173
396
719
624
1174
657
518
146
276
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1044
1600
951
893
760
...
,
1)
2)

, , . ,
3)

: .
: .
3) .
1)
2)
2)
152
Household receipts in kind

Earned receipts in kind
Natural consumption
Individual consumption total (RSD)
Food and non-alcoholic beverages1)
Alcoholic drinks and tobacco2)
Housing, water, electricity, gas and other
fuels3)
Furnishings, household equipment and
routine household maintenance
Health
Transport
Communication
Education
Self-manufacture of food included, as well as food received and given as present.

Self-manufacture of drinks included, as well as drinks received and given as present.
3) Self-manufacture of fuel included.
1)
Household income in money

Regular salaries and wages
Other income
Pensions (old-age, survivors, disablement and other)
National accounts
6.16. ,

, 2014. ()
AVAILABLE BUDGET AND INDIVIDUAL CONSUMPTION

IN 2014, MONTHLY AVERAGE
BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER (continued)

Srbija sever
total
Beogradski
region
Region
Vojvodine

Srbija jug
Region
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
/ Urban area

3678
1068
794
990
826
...
1527510
505978
420967
323114
277451
...
2,77
2,61
2,64
3,05
2,96
...
21436
26656
21153
17906
17459
...

(, ,
)

21276
11564
557
26595
15206
699
20884
10715
716
17781
9789
338
17251
8886
370
...
...
...
7082
8301
7776
5930
5499
...
789
1089
602
543
847
...
138
233
127
219
83
270
166
317
261
238
174
171
144
244
63
140
50
151
74
217
...
...
...
...

fishing
External receipts
567
464
231
590
1157
...
Other receipts
160
11
149
61
36
25
269
0
269
125
0
125
208
0
208
...
...
...
20487
24517
20866
18262
15982
...
1)
2)

, , . ,
3)
7623
843
1110
8951
756
1271
7731
887
1023
6600
830
1183
6495
932
868
...
...
...
3371
3979
3654
2968
2466
...
935
819
1735
1020
1104
204
504
1066
1068
2176
1201
1327
295
683
937
892
1764
1111
1227
131
435
874
607
1634
888
1023
210
476
787
568
1092
756
668
145
338
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1219
1744
1074
969
867
...
: .
: .
3) .

Natural consumption
fuels3)
Health
Transport
Communication
Education

1)
1)
2)
2)

Other income
National accounts
153
2015
6.16. ,

, 2014. ()
AVAILABLE BUDGET AND INDIVIDUAL CONSUMPTION

IN 2014, MONTHLY AVERAGE

Srbija sever
total
Beogradski
region
Region
Vojvodine

Srbija jug
Region
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
/ Other area

2393
225
671
815
682
...
938806
99028
269584
333788
236406
...
3,01
3,04
2,97
3,11
2,91
...
17699
18644
19286
17263
16051
...

(, ,
)

15789
5494
510
17797
8814
223
17885
6187
774
14755
5087
437
13991
3836
435
...
...
...
5209
6277
5078
4651
5721
...
662
935
699
504
739
...
2495
277
127
109
188
120
131
209
3863
338
322
76
2955
194
11
94
1211
401
75
124
...
...
...
...

fishing
External receipts
906
900
548
822
1449
...
Other receipts
1910
4
1906
847
16
831
1401
4
1397
2508
0
2508
2060
6
2054
...
...
...
16830
18124
17709
17429
14284
...
6841
969
790
6911
922
705
6822
1005
929
7082
966
828
6443
949
609
...
...
...
2611
2846
3056
2723
1816
...
745
684
1686
696
547
157
324
751
838
1858
848
697
160
624
817
720
1637
817
613
188
322
755
606
1944
659
589
139
319
640
692
1274
540
340
147
203
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
780
964
783
819
631
...

,
1)
2)

, , . ,
3)

: .
: .
3) .
1)
2)
2)
154

Natural consumption
fuels3)
Health
Transport
Communication
Education

1)

Other income
National accounts
STRUCTURE OF AVAILABLE BUDGET AND INDIVIDUAL

CONSUMPTION IN 2014, MONTHLY AVERAGE
BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER
6.17.
,
, 2014.

Srbija sever
total
Beogradski
region
Region
Vojvodine

Srbija jug
Region
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
/ ALL HOUSEHOLDS

, %
6071
1293
1465
1805
1508
...
2466316
605006
690551
656902
513857
...
2,86
2,68
2,77
3,08
2,94
...
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
...
Available budget total, %
, % / Structure of available budget, %

(, ,
)

, %
95,7
45,8
2,7
99,2
55,7
2,4
96,4
43,3
3,6
92,3
42,0
2,2
93,7
39,2
2,4
...
...
...

Other income
31,8
31,5
32,6
30,0
33,3
...
3,7
4,2
3,2
3,0
4,7
...
5,4
1,3
0,6
0,9
0,4
1,0
0,6
1,2
8,7
1,4
1,2
0,6
9,0
1,2
0,2
0,7
3,4
1,6
0,4
1,0
...
...
...
...

fishing
External receipts
3,5
2,2
1,8
4,0
7,7
...
Other receipts
4,3
0,0
4,3
0,8
0,1
0,7
3,6
0,0
3,6
7,7
0,0
7,7
6,3
0,0
6,3
...
...
...
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
...

Natural consumption
Individual consumption total, %
, % / Structure of individual consumption, %

1)

2)

, , . ,
3)

38,4
4,7
5,2
36,6
3,4
5,0
37,5
4,8
5,0
38,4
5,0
5,6
42,6
6,2
4,9
...
...
...
16,1
16,1
17,4
15,9
14,3
...
4,5
4,0
9,0
4,7
4,6
1,0
2,3
4,3
4,4
9,1
4,9
5,2
1,2
2,9
4,5
4,2
8,8
5,1
5,0
0,8
2,0
4,6
3,4
10,1
4,3
4,5
1,0
2,2
4,7
4,1
7,7
4,3
3,4
1,0
1,8
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
5,5
6,9
4,9
5,0
5,0
...
: .
: .
3) .

1)
1)
2)
2)

fuels3)
Health
Transport
Communication
Education
National accounts
155
2015
6.17.
,
, 2014. ()


Srbija sever
total
Beogradski
region
Region
Vojvodine

Srbija jug
Region
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
/ URBAN AREA

, %
3678
1068
794
990
826
...
1527510
505978
420967
323114
277451
...
2,77
2,61
2,64
3,05
2,96
...
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
...

(, ,
)

, %
99,3
54,1
2,6
99,8
57,1
2,6
98,7
50,7
3,4
99,3
54,6
1,9
98,8
51,0
2,1
...
...
...

Other income
33,0
31,2
36,8
33,1
31,5
...
3,7
4,1
2,8
3,0
4,8
...
0,6
1,1
0,6
1,0
0,3
1,0
0,6
1,2
1,2
1,1
0,8
0,8
0,8
1,4
0,4
0,8
0,3
0,9
0,4
1,2
...
...
...
...

fishing
External receipts
2,6
1,7
1,1
3,3
6,6
...
Other receipts
0,7
0,1
0,6
0,2
0,1
0,1
1,3
0,0
1,3
0,7
0,0
0,7
1,2
0,0
1,2
...
...
...
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
...

Natural consumption

1)

2)

, , . ,
3)

37,1
4,1
5,4
36,5
3,1
5,2
37,1
4,2
4,9
36,2
4,5
6,5
40,8
5,8
5,4
...
...
...
16,4
16,2
17,5
16,3
15,4
...
4,6
4,0
8,5
5,0
5,4
1,0
2,5
4,3
4,4
8,9
4,9
5,4
1,2
2,8
4,5
4,3
8,5
5,3
5,9
0,6
2,1
4,8
3,3
8,9
4,9
5,6
1,1
2,6
4,9
3,6
6,8
4,7
4,2
0,9
2,1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
6,0
7,1
5,1
5,3
5,4
...
: .
: .
3) .
1)
2)
2)
156

1)

fuels3)
Health
Transport
Communication
Education
National accounts
6.17.
,
, 2014. ()


Srbija sever
total
Beogradski
region
Region
Vojvodine

Srbija jug
Region
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
/ OTHER AREA

, %
2393
225
671
815
682
...
938806
99028
269584
333788
236406
...
3.01
3.04
2.97
3.11
2.91
...
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
...

(, ,
)

, %
89,2
31,1
2,9
95,5
47,4
1,2
92,7
32,1
4,0
85,5
29,6
2,5
87,2
23,9
2,7
...
...
...

Other income
29,4
33,7
26,3
26,9
35,7
...
3,7
5,0
3,6
2,9
4,6
...
14,1
1,6
0,7
0,6
1,0
0,6
0,7
1,1
20,0
1,8
1,7
0,4
17,1
1,1
0,1
0,5
7,5
2,5
0,5
0,8
...
...
...
...

fishing
External receipts
5,1
4,8
2,8
4,8
9,0
...
Other receipts
10,8
0,0
10,8
4,5
0,1
4,4
7,3
0,0
7,3
14,5
0,0
14,5
12,8
0,0
12,8
...
...
...
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
100,0
...

Natural consumption

1)

2)

, , . ,
3)

40,7
5,8
4,7
38,2
5,1
3,9
38,5
5,7
5,2
40,7
5,5
4,7
45,2
6,6
4,3
...
...
...
15,6
15,8
17,3
15,6
12,7
...
4,4
4,1
10,0
4,1
3,2
0,9
1,9
4,1
4,6
10,2
4,7
3,8
0,9
3,4
4,6
4,1
9,2
4,6
3,5
1,1
1,8
4,3
3,5
11,2
3,8
3,4
0,8
1,8
4,5
4,8
8,9
3,8
2,4
1,0
1,4
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
4,6
5,3
4,4
4,7
4,4
...
: .
: .
3) .

1)
1)
2)
2)

fuels3)
Health
Transport
Communication
Education
National accounts
157
2015
6.18.
, 2014.1)
, = 100
AVAILABILITIES IN HOUSEHOLDS
BY DURABLES IN 20141)
Households, total=100
%

Srbija - sever
total
Beogradski
region
Region
Vojvodine

Srbija - jug
Region
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
/ ALL HOUSEHOLDS

6071
1293
1465
1805
1508
...
2466316
605006
690551
656902
513857
...
, )
99,68
99,76
99,76
99,90
99,19
...
bined)
29,95
33,82
42,44
23,19
17,27
...
Microwave oven
71,76
46,94
65,64
86,80
89,96
...
Refrigerator
68,61
42,63
66,83
82,38
83,97
...
Freezer
Combined refrigerator freezer

(, ,
Cooker (electric, solid fuel, gas, com-
36,50
62,22
43,78
17,37
20,91
...
91,64
95,21
93,90
91,35
84,79
...
Washing machine
15,51
27,44
11,92
13,34
9,07
...
Dish washing machine
32,94
58,57
34,92
17,13
20,31
...
Air conditioner
98,02
98,20
97,85
98,30
97,65
...
Television set, colour
53,90
64,59
53,44
48,12
49,32
82,79
89,86
83,41
84,10
71,99
...
Telephone
85,59
93,51
84,88
84,98
77,99
...
Cell phone
49,70
51,38
48,47
52,59
45,69
...
Car
Personal computer
/ Urban area

3678
1068
794
990
826
...
1527510
505978
420967
323114
277451
...
, )
99,74
99,78
99,79
99,80
99,56
...
bined)
36,14
36,3
49,81
30,59
21,58
...
Microwave oven
63,36
42,17
59,09
82,00
86,76
...
Refrigerator
59,21
36,18
59,81
76,05
80,68
...
Freezer

(, ,
Cooker (electric, solid fuel, gas, com-
45,94
66,92
49,70
23,68
27,88
...
95,33
97,07
94,39
96,16
92,62
...
Washing machine
20,09
29,31
15,86
18,07
12,04
...
43,78
64,71
42,94
25,80
27,84
...
Air conditioner
98,42
98,43
98,23
98,73
98,33
...
61,95
67,09
58,53
59,86
60,21
87,22
91,53
84,74
89,38
80,60
...
Telephone
89,67
94,87
86,68
88,55
86,00
...
Cell phone
50,75
51,07
50,38
52,65
48,49
...
Car
1)
,
/ .
.
158
1)
Personal computer
Availabilities in household by durables include all durables owned by a household, as well as

consumer durables built into a dwelling-house and put at disposal to the household. The data represent the percentage share of households that used a certain durable.
National accounts
AVAILABILITIES IN HOUSEHOLDS
BY DURABLES IN 20141) (continued)
Households, total=100
6.18.
, 2014.1) ()
, = 100
%
%

Srbija - sever
total
Beogradski
region
Region
Vojvodine

Srbija - jug
Region
umadije i
Zapadne
Srbije
Region
June i
Istone
Srbije
o
a
Region
Kosovo i
Metohija
/ ther area

(, ,
, )

1)
2393
225
671
815
682
...
938806
99028
269584
333788
236406
...
99,57
19,88
85,42
99,65
21,10
71,33
99,72
30,95
75,86
100,00
16,02
91,45
98,76
12,20
93,72
...
...
...
83,89
75,58
77,79
88,50
87,83
...
21,16
85,64
8,06
15,29
97,36
40,79
75,59
78,95
48,00
38,21
85,68
17,93
27,22
97,02
51,81
81,29
86,54
52,98
34,54
93,14
5,75
22,39
97,27
45,49
81,32
82,07
45,48
11,27
86,68
8,75
8,74
97,89
36,75
78,99
81,52
52,53
12,72
75,60
5,59
11,46
96,85
36,53
61,87
68,58
42,40
...
...
...
...
...
,
/ .
.
1)
...
...
...
Cooker (electric, solid fuel, gas, combined)

Microwave oven
Refrigerator
Freezer
Washing machine
Air conditioner
Personal computer
Telephone
Cell phone
Car
Availabilities in household by durables include all durables owned by a household, as well as

consumer durables built into a dwelling-house and put at disposal to the household. The data represent the percentage share of households that used a certain durable.
National accounts
159
2015
Statistical Yearbook of Republic of Serbia 2015
6.19. , 2013.
REVENUES OF BUDGETARY FUNDS BENEFICIARIES, 2013
Republic of Serbia
RSD thousand
/ Revenues
Total

From Budget
Sales of goods
and services
a
From
interests
rates
Rentals from
non-produced
property
Other
revenues
1663526110
1531236404
49805621
379023
5462123
60221
57343
2878
16040
16010
30
MANUFACTURING
ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM

AND AIR CONDITIONING
SUPPLY
AEA
,

16855
16790
65
76642939 TOTAL
683321
656367
6558
386
20010
17301615
17127516
38045
626
8880
126548
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY
AND FISHING
WATER SUPPLY; SEWERAGE

AND WASTE MANAGEMENT
AND OTHER REMDIATION
ACTIVITIES
CONSTRUCTION
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TRADE AND REPAIR OF
MOTOR VEHICLES AND
MOTORCYCLES
41181113
68329
41053
41071731
55681
53584
2097
9000334
6681367
1920803
160
398004
895512
841884
32225
794
20609
INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATIONS
FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE
ACTIVITIES
TRANSPORTATION AND
STORAGE
ACCOMMODATION AND
FOOD SERVICE ACTIVITIES
4313527
4166333
36187
25146
199
85662
2819105
2193564
415886
209655
REAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES
264277
PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC
AND TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES
, ,

22535850
1460583
22002616
1416462
268497
16050
275
185
239
27832
1134450176
1111667669
7152989
161118
5442186
10026214
167453387
138672461
21619465
175731
6594
6979136
ADMINISTRATIVE AND
SUPPORT SERVICE
ACTIVITIES
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION,
DEFENCE AND
COMPULSORY SOCIAL
SECURITY
EDUCATION
242448070
209237326
16591829
13164
600
16605151
18730735
16259089
1665611
2803
2060
801172
ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND

RECREATION
103985
101694
328
1963
OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES
160
HUMAN HEALTH AND

SOCIAL WORK ACTIVITIES
National accounts
REVENUES OF BUDGETARY FUNDS BENEFICIARIES IN THE

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, DEFENSE AND COMPULSORY SOCIAL
SECURITY, HUMAN HEALTH AND SOCIAL WORK ACTIVITIES,
ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION, 2013
6.20.
,
,
, , 2013.

Republic of Serbia
RSD thousand
/ Revenues
Total
1200382313

From Budget
721314236
Sales of goods
and services
a
From
interests
rates
47029894
352816
Rental
Other
revenues
5451440
28433578 TOTAL
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
AND COMPULSORY SOCIAL
SECURITY
786101274
374154182
7152989
161118
5442186
4949553
348353307
2619663
3884331
111735
5442186
339451
84998872
352749095
27871645
343662874
1367705
1900953
0
49383
0
0
565841
4044261
Public administration, economic

and social policy
Support activities for the administration of the State
Compulsory social security
162704939
131608537
21619465
175731
6594
6532524
EDUCATION
2069726
72877046
36611883
48775779
2338421
1570707
64506977
31746036
31864617
1892979
362969
4437151
2366903
14299425
150900
0
64
878
174785
4
0
695
432
5467
0
136050
2185654
1396456
2515972
295646
Pre-primary education
Primary education
Secondary education
Higher education
Other education
32084
27221
2117
2746
233774849
200199279
16591829
13164
600
16214375
188362712
167279671
11434672
10025
9963945
Human health activities
116280235
108166825
5315591
5076
2711521
63164782
8917695
53427393
5685453
2828570
3290511
396
4553
0
0
6966362
286062
Hospital activities
Medical and dental practice
activities
Other human health activities
13707694
8851858
2626292
2459
600
1696092
Residential care activity
3903103
2714103
1050432
2458
136110
249579
5367152
2888574
1404512
1074065
4187860
3249181
171348
600
485917
31704443
24067750
2530865
680
4554338
Educational support activities

HUMAN HEALTH AND SOCIAL
WORK ACTVITIES
Residential nursing care activity

Social work activities with accommodation
Residential care activities for the
disabled
Other forms of social work activities with accommodation
Social work activities without
accommodation
31047
29669
161
1217
31673396
24038081
2530704
680
4553121
Social work activities for the

elderly without accommodation
Other social work activities without accommodation
17801251
15352238
1665611
2803
2060
737126
ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT AND

RECREATION
7314580
6225216
725299
2787
339751
, ,

7957027
-
7063857
-
611811
-
2
-
81
-
291179
-
2529644
2063165
328501
14
1979
106196
Creative, arts and entertainment

activities
Libraries, archives, museums
and galleries
Gambling and betting activities
Sports activities, entertainment
and recreation activities
National accounts
161
2015
Statistical Yearbook of Republic of Serbia 2015
6.21. , 2013.
EXPENDITURES OF BUDGETARY FUNDS BENEFICIARIES, 2013
Republic of Serbia
RSD thousand
/ Expenditures
Operating Interest rates

Other
Depreciation
expenditures expenditures
expenditures
o
Total
Gross
salaries
1302181698
508594980
2018290
244929506
4842563
1107170
540689189
55859
35078
1594
11606
24
7557
16041
9426
5844
771
AEA
16861
16680
Taxes
165
16
680677
296815
655
279154
871
103182
17201090
2323134
109481
7670706
19571
5526
7072672
100525 CONSTRUCTION
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL TRADE AND
REPAIR OF MOTOR
VEHICLES AND
2239094 MOTORCYCLES
41286
31965764
54479
37319
1871
15095
194
TRANSPORTATION AND
1202 STORAGE
ACCOMMODATION AND
FOOD SERVICE
-34929 ACTIVITIES
16445
1011845
856733
569706
1316
220309
47
773
64582
3736190
295699
1711
582911
230631
405
2624833
3211887
1198961
561125
1023156
629
428016
22493435
1514035
3337355
237387
56931
3680
6967755
849886
56179
313
37791
159
12037424
INFORMATION AND
38779 COMMUNICATIONS
FINANCIAL AND
577337 INSURANCE ACTIVITIES
REAL ESTATE
-392782 ACTIVITIES
PROFESSIONAL,
SCIENTIFIC AND
42415 TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES
422610
ADMINISTRATIVE AND
SUPPORT SERVICE
-53452 ACTIVITIES
PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION,
DEFENSE AND
COMPULSORY SOCIAL
357628458 SECURITY
776821718
198667581
951678
103686075
4316297
185369
469014718
167587921
128138191
88430
35060557
47891
232101
4020751
241043902
153722757
154407
75951827
143466
571262
10500183
18807899
10669876
29543
6674216
24174
15157
1394933
105689
21063
65481
19138
162
WATER SUPPLY;
SEWERAGE, WASTE
MANAGEMENT AND
REMEDIATION
2644 ACTIVITIES
441
2924
ELECTRICITY, GAS,
STEAM AND AIR
-6 CONDITIONING SUPPLY
907955
4956808
-1 MANUFACTURING
35124
20738
AGRICULTURE,
4362 FORESTRY AND FISHING
5991449
3026503
, ,

361344412 TOTAL
38942019
9035263
Rest
-134534 EDUCATION
HUMAN HEALTH AND
SOCIAL WORK
1404168 ACTIVITIES
ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT
-77164 AND RECREATION
OTHER SERVICE
-1704 ACTIVITIES
National accounts
6.22. EXPENDITURES OF BUDGETARY FUNDS BENEFICIARIES IN PUBLIC

,
ADMINISTRATION, DEFENCE AND COMPULSORY SOCIAL SECURITY,
, EDUCATION, HUMAN HEALTH AND SOCIAL WORK ACTIVITIES, ARTS,
, , 2013.
ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION, 2013

Republic of Serbia
RSD thousand
/ Expenditures
o
Total
Gross
salaries
857530734
491198405
Operating Interest rates

Depreciation
expenditures expenditures
axes
1224058
221372675
4531828
1003889
Other
expenditures
Rest
276693004
358820874 TOTAL
PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION AND
COMPULSORY SOCIAL
357628404 SECURITY
444469506
198667581
951678
103686075
4316297
185369
261348708
339933107
61415921
689483
67173596
4077429
185041
259039575
83862997
127919713
70347
26833801
1782
320
1077532
Public administration,
24397822 economic and social policy
Support activities for the
1154889 administration of the State
20673402
9331947
191848
9678678
237086
1231601
332075693 Compulsory social security
162819301
128138191
88430
35060557
47891
232101
3743972
-134534 EDUCATION
2081364
72956904
36629090
48833867
2286075
1596780
61036742
30937505
33255388
1299519
1075
30394
11308
39906
5746
537779
13017047
6152959
14152004
1183683
7193
5026
3969
31661
42
244
5145
8267
217426
1019
92807
1196139
651401
1708436
92531
-7899
-102523
-50956
-31075
57836
32001
12257
17085
2658
Pre-primary education
Primary education
Secondary education
Higher education
Other education
Educational support activi83 ties
232402873
153722757
154407
75951827
143466
571262
10251910
HUMAN HEALTH AND

SOCIAL WORK
1404168 ACTIVITIES
187213758
122317553
130200
62967888
116551
513237
8873489
1181682 Human health activities
114761566
68594547
71815
47013016
60221
260859
2725273
63366795
47777558
52140
12363467
39341
107754
5771190
9085397
5945448
6245
3591405
16989
144624
377026
1551060 Hospital activities

Medical and dental practice
- 175218 activities
Other human health activi-194160 ties
13500308
8080728
13912
4803160
6719
50421
525677
3816269
2191865
4361
1377448
4940
39890
197765
207386 Residential care activity
250501
159378
213
79513
25
5301312
3165511
3054
1958146
1253
9462
163886
4132226
2563974
6284
1388053
501
1069
164026
Residential nursing care

86834 activity
Social work activities with
-922 accommodation
Residential care activities
65840 for the disabled
Other forms of social work
activities with accommoda55634 tion
31688807
23324476
10295
8180779
20196
7604
852744
Social work activities with15100 out accommodation
30625
26147
42
2803
1633
31658182
23298329
10253
8177976
20196
7604
851111
17839054
10669876
29543
6674216
24174
15157
1348414
7295667
4268120
4439
2867740
1697
3573
277843
8010034
5406231
21253
2765469
19949
4959
570607
2533353
995525
3851
1041007
2528
6625
499964
,

,
,

,

Social work activities for the

422 elderly
Other social work activities
14678 without accommodation
ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT
-77164 AND RECREATION
Creative, arts and
5315 entertainment activities
Libraries, archives, muse-78066 ums and galleries
Gambling and betting activities
Sports activities, entertainment and recreation activi-4413 ties
National accounts
163
2015
164
National accounts
6.23. , 20122014.
TAXES AND SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS, 20122014
Republic of Serbia
2012
2013
2014
. / RSD mill.

1332996,1
1417776,8
881256,8
930346,0
957257,6 TOTAL TAX RECEIPTS
658805,0
695122,2
737019,8
605840,3
638936,5
675991,0
371994,7
376427,8
407954,5
Value added type taxes
94896,8
88130,5
102337,9
Taxes and duties on imports excluding VAT
35083,2
31986,9
30510,6
Import duties
59813,6
56143,6
71827,3
Taxes on imports, excluding VAT and import duties
138948,8
174378,2
165698,7
52964,6
56185,7
61028,8

, .

1461730,2 TOTAL TAXES AND SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
221369,7
234444,2
219225,6
215874,0
228930,1
212450,6
163152,3
150193,7
144032,4
50359,6
76556,9
66331,6
5495,7
5514,0
6775,0
1012,2
TAXES ON PRODUCTION AND IMPORTS

Taxes on products
Taxes on products, except VAT and import taxes

Other taxes on production
CURRENT TAXES ON INCOME, WEALTH ETC.
Taxes on income
Taxes on individual or household income
Taxes on the income or profits of corporations
Other current taxes
1082,1
779,7
451739,2
487430,8
504472,6 NET SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
Capital Taxes
212463,4
221843,6
225488,6
0,0
0,0
0,0
239275,9
265587,2
278984,0
0,0
0,0
0,0
Employers' actual social contributions

Employers' imputed social contributions
Households' actual social contributions

Households' social contributions supplements
1), % / Share in GDP1), %

37,2
36,6
37,7 TOTAL TAXES AND SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
24,6
24,0
24,7 TOTAL TAX RECEIPTS
18,4
17,9
19,0
16,9
16,5
17,4
10,4
9,7
10,5
2,6
2,3
2,6
1,0
0,8
0,8
Import duties
1,7
1,4
1,9
Taxes on imports, excluding VAT and import duties
3,9
4,5
4,3
1,5
1,4
1,6

, .
6,2
6,0
5,7
6,0
5,9
5,5
4,6
3,9
3,7
1,4
2,0
1,7
0,2
0,1
0,2
Taxes on products
Value added type taxes
Taxes and duties on imports excluding VAT
Taxes on products, except VAT and import taxes

Other taxes on production
CURRENT TAXES ON INCOME, WEALTH ETC.
Taxes on income
Taxes on individual or household income
Taxes on the income or profits of corporations
Other current taxes
0,0
0,0
12,6
12,6
5,9
5,7
5,8
Employers' actual social contributions
0,0
0,0
0,0
Employers' imputed social contributions
0,0
TAXES ON PRODUCTION AND IMPORTS
Capital Taxes
13,0 NET SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS
1)
6,7
6,9
7,2
Households' actual social contributions
0,0
0,0
0,0
Households' social contributions supplements
2014. .
1)
Preliminary data for 2014.
National accounts
165
2015
TOTAL REALIZED INVESTMENTS IN FIXED

ASSETS BY TECHNICAL STRUCTURE, INVESTORS
ACTIVITY AND HEAD OFFICE1)2), 2013
6.24.
,
1)2), 2013.
.
RSD million
Total

Buildings and
other structures
O
Equipment with assembling
All
Domestic
Imported
O
Other
/ REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
557239,9
216070,7
293331,3
150619,8
142711,5
22258,5
7625,8
8974,3
6542,4
2431,9
5658,4 Agriculture, forestry and fishing
20862,1
966,3
430,1
7098,0
298,4
229,4
8505,8
320,0
148,5
6158,8
235,1
148,5
2347,0
84,9
-
Crop and animal production, hunting

5258,4 and related service activities
347,9 Forestry and logging
52,1 Fishing and aquaculture
5519,2
1115,8
3886,1
2319,4
1566,7
439,5
2594,5
736,5
1748,7
387,2
436,3
133,4
159,0
52,3
1941,2
502,4
1390,1
52,3
1056,3
239,6
971,1
884,9
262,8
419,0
168463,6
54786,3
104383,2
45391,6
58991,6
25118,2
4823,0
1053,0
1185,3
2207,3
8175,1
692,7
42,1
577,7
598,4
16179,6
3741,0
932,5
594,0
1521,7
8525,9
1851,7
411,8
213,7
271,7
7653,7
1889,3
520,7
380,3
1250,0
763,5
389,3
78,4
13,6
87,2
421,1
94,2
308,5
205,6
102,9
18,4
3730,3
277,7
3249,6
3092,1
157,5
203,0
6423,0
3144,6
3272,5
1646,7
1625,8
5,9
1099,8
410,7
681,8
228,7
453,1
7,3
44334,2
20768,9
19809,0
10695,4
9113,6
3756,3
11338,4
2217,1
7915,6
3786,5
4129,1
1205,7
3242,2
1020,7
1204,0
623,9
580,1
1017,5
11187,8
3913,7
6577,0
2880,5
3696,5
697,1
4614,9
2986,3
807,1
620,5
3769,6
2332,5
1179,1
916,5
2590,5
1416,0
38,2
33,4
6444,7
2256,1
4161,5
2528,0
1633,5
27,2
1254,3
5236,9
345,4
1744,9
648,7
3054,0
257,4
1228,9
391,4
1825,0
260,1
438,0
6364,6
1254,3
5074,4
1007,6
4066,8
35,9
21099,2
3252,2
17673,9
3067,6
14606,3
173,0
495,1
1469,4
984,6
338,0
798,8
603,1
157,1
656,0
366,6
100,4
321,5
203,3
56,7
334,5
163,2
14,6
15,0
1350,1
832,3
502,1
147,0
355,1
15,6

,

,

1)
2)

, ,
, .
.
166
47837,9 TOTAL
517,2 Mining and quarrying

217,0
100,7
199,6
Mining of coal and lignite

Mining of metal ores
Other mining and quarrying
Mining support service activities
9294,1 Manufacturing
Manufacture of food products
Manufacture of beverages
Manufacture of tobacco products
Manufacture of textiles
Manufacture of wearing apparel
Manufacture of leather and related
products
Manufacture of wood and of products of
wood and cork, except furniture
Manufacture of paper and paper products
Printing and reproduction of recorded
media
Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products
Manufacture of chemicals and chemical
products
Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical
products and pharmaceutical preparations
Manufacture of rubber and plastic
products
Manufacture of other non-metallic
mineral products
Manufacture of basic metals
Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery
Manufacture of computer, electronic and
optical products
Manufacture of electrical equipment
Manufacture of machinery and equipment n,e,c,
Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers
and semi-trailers
Manufacture of other transport equipment
Manufacture of furniture
Other manufacturing
Repair and installation of machinery and
equipment
Realized investments in new and existing fixed assets present the value of effectively finalized
constructions, production or acquisition of facilities, equipment and other fixed assets, disregarding whether these investments were accomplished or not and whether they were paid out or not.
2) Data relate to legal entities of all forms of ownership.
1)
National accounts
6.24.
,
1)2), 2013. ()

ACTIVITY AND HEAD OFFICE1)2), 2013 (continued)
Total
Buildings and
other structures
RSD million
O
All
Domestic
Imported
O
Other
aea
,
35872,7
8835,6
24422,0
16278,5
8143,5
Electricity, gas, steam and air condi2615,0 tioning supply
16767,6
10371,5
6288,3
4148,3
2140,0
Water supply, sewerage, waste man107,8 agement and remediation activities
11892,8
0,8
9433,3
-
2375,4
0,8
2090,1
0,8
285,3
-
4851,3
938,2
3889,4
2049,0
1840,4
,

,
22,8
22,8
8,4
14,4
25386,1
12866,3
8465,5
6525,3
1940,2
4259,4
14581,5
6545,2
1886,4
6994,1
3985,8
2212,8
4012,1
2240,6
1950,1
3168,5
1406,7
262,7
843,6
833,9
53273,8
26516,0
23752,8
15055,3
8697,4
4944,0
2023,4
2841,9
1208,0
1633,8

,

,

28382,3
11519,7
14747,9
9859,3
4888,5
19947,6
12972,9
6163,0
3987,9
2175,1
39814,0
13699,6
25463,0
9692,2
15770,9
30014,7
82,9
460,0
9800,1
11,1
0,4
20046,4
71,6
452,2
7270,1
58,3
6,4
12776,3
13,3
445,8
7646,6
1609,8
3748,0
140,0
3714,2
1178,6
1806,1
551,2
1908,1
627,4
5084,7
3438,5
1378,3
1207,9
170,3
3688,1
3064,0
620,0
587,6
32,4
1396,6
374,5
758,2
620,3
137,9
75099,0
6534,5
53278,9
22785,8
30493,1
1045,8
736,7
179,8
166,1
13,7
464,1
124,0
319,9
255,4
64,5
2434,1
61086,7
24,7
5446,1
655,8
48148,5
441,7
19866,6
214,0
28282,0
9948,1
120,2
193,2
9,8
3900,2
74,7
1994,6
61,5
1905,6
13,2
15756,3
8928,8
3658,7
2793,2
865,5
14860,0
8650,6
3333,7
2598,8
734,9
762,5
177,4
294,4
178,3
116,1
133,7
100,9
30,6
16,1
14,5

1)
2)

, ,
, .
.
84,1 Water collection, treatment and supply

- Sewerage
Waste collection, treatment and dispos23,8 al activities
Remediation activities and other waste
- management services
4054,3 Construction
160,2 Construction of buildings
3575,3 Civil engineering
318,8 Specialized construction activities
Wholesale and retail trade and repair
3005,1 of motor vehicles
Wholesale and retail trade and repair of
78,7 motor vehicles and motorcycles
Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles
2114,8 and motorcycles
Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and
811,6 motorcycles
651,3 Transportation and storage
Land transport and transport via pipe168,3 lines
0,2 Water transport
7,3 Air transport
Warehousing and support activities for
184,3 transportation
291,1 Postal and courier activities
Accommodation and food service
267,9 activities
4,1 Accommodation
263,9 Food and beverage service activities
15285,6 Information and communication
129,3 Publishing activities
Motion picture, television programme
production and music publishing activi20,3 ties
Programming and broadcasting activi1753,6 ties
7492,1 Telecommunications
Computer programming, consultancy
5854,6 and related activities
35,7 Information service activities
3168,7 Financial and insurance activities
Financial service activities, except
2875,8 insurance and pension funding
Insurance, reinsurance and pension
funding, except compulsory social
290,7 security
Activities auxiliary to financial services
2,2 and insurance activities
Realized investments in new and existing fixed assets presents the value of effectively finalized
constructions, production or acquisition of facilities, equipment and other fixed assets, disregarding whether these investments were accomplished and whether they were paid out.
1)
National accounts
167
2015
6.24.
,
1)2), 2013. ()

ACTIVITY AND HEAD OFFICE1)2), 2013 (continued)
RSD million
Total
Buildings and
other structures
O
All
Domestic
Imported
O
Other
6737,2
5670,7
1048,9
964,3
84,6
25770,0
21639,3
3620,6
2102,7
1517,9
1135,7
1106,7
26,4
25,1
1,3
6435,9
9479,7
1219,6
736,1
5310,6
7939,6
376,8
194,1
984,9
1356,6
819,7
403,5
933,3
576,1
402,3
146,3
51,6
780,5
417,4
257,3
6743,3
19,6
6707,3
4,2
14,5
15,1
8,6
11,0
5,9
4,1
8316,1
778,3
7428,2
3244,9
4183,3
4072,5
0,7
69,6
0,1
3997,5
0,6
2202,4
0,6
1795,1
-
256,1
403,4
59,1
193,1
144,7
207,3
126,8
207,1
17,9
0,3
870,0
323,7
542,6
467,4
75,2
2713,4
132,6
2535,4
240,7
2294,8
34508,6
25651,0
6783,1
4105,6
2677,5
4312,7
2092,4
2137,9
1749,8
388,1
6761,2
2414,4
4305,2
2928,1
1377,0
5525,1
300,5
1784,1
174,3
3707,2
121,2
2467,7
99,3
1239,5
21,9
935,6
456,0
476,8
361,2
115,6
5697,5
2447,5
2910,8
1708,2
1202,6
618,6
481,1
132,3
108,5
23,8
603,3
1623,2
279,0
154,4
254,1
1429,8
210,9
359,1
43,2
1070,7
2852,4
1533,0
1094,5
1029,7
64,9
1841,2
658,4
1145,6
1076,1
69,5
37,2 Other service activities
1389,1
380,9
974,7
957,4
17,3
214,5
237,6
108,2
169,3
105,4
65,6
102,0
16,8
3,4
48,8
33,5 Activities of membership organizations

Repair of computers and personal and
0,9 household goods
2,7 Other personal service activities
, ,

,
-

-

, ,

,
1)

, ,
, .
2)
168
17,6 Real estate activities

510,1 activities
2,7 Legal and accounting activities
Activities of head offices; management
140,5 consultancy activities
183,5 Architectural and engineering activities
23,1 Scientific research and development
138,4 Advertising and market research
Other professional, scientific and tech21,6 nical activities
0,3 Veterinary activities
109,7 activities
5,4 Rental and leasing activities
- Employment activities
Travel agency, tour operator and other
52,3 reservation service and related activities
3,0 Security and investigation activities
Services to buildings and landscape
3,7 activities
Office administrative, office support and
45,3 other business support activities
Public administration and defense;
2074,4 compulsory social security
82,4 Education
Human health and social work activi41,6 ties
33,8 Human health activities
5,0 Residential care activities
Social work activities without accommo2,8 dation
339,3 Arts, entertainment and recreation
Creative, arts and entertainment activi5,2 ties
Libraries, archives, museums and other
70,2 cultural activities
39,0 Gambling and betting activities
Sports activities and amusement and
224,9 recreation activities
Realized investments in new and existing fixed assets presents the value of effectively finalized
constructions, production or acquisition of facilities, equipment and other fixed assets, disregarding whether these investments were accomplished or not and whether they were paid out
or not.
1)
National accounts
REALIZED INVESTMENTS IN NEW FIXED ASSETS BY TYPE OF

CONSTRUCTION, TECHNICAL STRUCTURE, PURPOSE AND
LOCATION OF INVESTMENTS, 20131)2)
6.25.
, ,
, 2013.1)2)
.
RSD million

Type of construction
Total
New
facilities
3)
Reconstruction3)
Maintenance
Buildings
and other
structures

Technical structure

Equipment with
assembling
Domestic
Imported
Other
501512,8
258006,8
188459,8
55046,2
194692,2
130488,5
142711,5
33620,5 TOTAL
13874,8
5326,2
6713,3
1835,2
4366,9
3903,5
2361,6
Agriculture, forestry and

3242,8 fishing
Crop and animal production,
hunting and related service
2858,9 activities
36,0 Fishing and aquaculture
12503,6
960,9
410,3
5131,0
121,9
73,4
5812,0
574,8
326,5
1560,6
264,2
10,4
3840,5
298,4
228,0
3527,5
229,7
146,3
2276,8
84,9
-
19856,5
8606,4
8423,4
2826,7
8198,8
6317,0
4685,8
654,9 Mining and quarrying
3595,7
3104,7
402,1
88,9
1122,0
1096,7
1320,2
11403,4
3636,8
6349,2
1417,4
6391,0
3053,4
1798,8
56,8 Mining of coal and lignite

Extraction of crude petroleum
160,2 and natural gas
2589,6
523,4
1659,7
5,5
929,9
408,9
109,0
436,3
90,5
1052,4
147,6
884,9
262,8
1744,3
199,6
333,3
1211,5
159,0
966,8
419,0
134351,9
73120,9
46273,0
14958,0
37742,0
33510,8
57211,1
19572,0
4623,7
6350,4
1973,7
10131,7
2217,9
3089,9
432,1
5300,4
690,2
6071,8
1753,8
7848,0
1889,3
1052,9
1120,7
682,8
655,7
232,4
355,1
137,7
109,9
42,1
542,0
411,7
196,0
520,7
380,3
2081,0
1157,1
864,7
59,1
542,0
241,6
1250,0
296,4
85,4
103,6
107,5
76,7
116,8
102,9
1020,9
663,9
206,1
150,9
252,5
610,4
157,5
6388,2
1037,2
4062,1
1288,9
3143,4
1605,8
1633,4
994,5
203,1
733,8
57,5
410,7
149,0
434,6
26903,5
14109,0
11206,4
1588,1
10704,8
5870,1
7020,2
9856,4
6976,8
1039,7
1840,0
2115,8
3540,4
4125,7
2056,9
72,4
1438,4
546,1
192,3
564,2
580,1
e e
(

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2) .
3) , .
1)
215,9 Mining of metal ores

22,4 Other mining and quarrying
Mining support service activi199,6 ties
5888,0 Manufacturing
351,8 Manufacture of food products

290,4 Manufacture of beverages
Manufacture of tobacco prod78,4 ucts
2,4 Manufacture of textiles
Manufacture of wearing appar47,4 el
Manufacture of leather and
- related products
Manufacture of wood and of
products of wood and cork,
0,6 except furniture
Manufacture of paper and
5,6 paper products
Printing and reproduction of
0,1 recorded media
Manufacture of coke and
3308,3 refined petroleum products
Manufacture of chemicals and
74,5 chemical products
Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharma720,3 ceutical preparations
1)
Realized investments in new fixed assets relate to purchases of fixed assets that yet have not
been purchased or sold between direct users (purchases made directly from construction works
contractors and equipment manufacturers, or own-produced fixed assets). Here included is previously used equipment purchased abroad, investments in major upgrading of existing fixed assets, investments in major land meliorations and all land property transfer costs (value of land
purchase is not included).
2)
Data relate to legal entities of all forms of ownership.

Data relate to modernization, add-ons and enlargements of facilities.
3)
National accounts
169
2015

LOCATION OF INVESTMENTS, 20131)2) (continued)
6.25.
, ,
, 2013.1)2) ()
.
RSD million

New
facilities
3)
Reconstruction3)
Maintenance
Buildings
and other
structures
10045,5
6013,3
2014,3
2017,9
3706,6
2258,9
3694,5
4246,6
494,6
3463,8
288,3
566,0
1078,5
2590,5
2897,2
1868,2
774,1
254,9
580,2
876,3
1423,3
5601,4
2453,5
2210,2
937,7
1836,6
2119,0
1624,6
891,1
178,0
377,1
335,9
198,3
221,8
391,4
5191,9
3367,8
1029,2
794,9
1681,1
1234,3
1963,8
6240,0
4534,9
990,1
715,0
1224,0
952,4
4060,9
19581,3
17932,2
1607,0
42,1
1825,8
3011,8
14604,3
471,4
994,2
333,7
340,8
131,2
563,9
6,6
89,5
330,4
453,6
81,2
199,7
58,7
334,5
969,1
601,2
336,9
31,0
591,3
199,6
163,2
1255,0
1035,3
183,3
36,4
735,1
145,5
358,7
15,0 Other manufacturing

Repair and installation of
15,6 machinery and equipment
37389,6
14344,3
17875,8
5169,4
14641,6
15113,1
6823,3
Electricity, gas, steam and

811,5 air conditioning supply
Water supply, sewerage,
waste management and
69,1 remediation activities
Total

,
,

aea
,

Technical structure

Equipment with
assembling
Domestic
Imported
16864,0
12355,7
3437,8
1070,5
10836,7
3815,0
2143,3
11901,3
575,0
9674,2
439,8
1540,0
134,6
687,1
0,5
9519,1
572,0
2038,5
2,7
285,1
0,2
4328,6
2241,8
1727,5
359,3
735,1
1742,5
1840,5
59,2
35,6
23,5
10,4
31,3
17,5
32997,1
21846,3
9716,8
1434,1
26439,5
4246,7
1980,4
11204,6
9046,8
1692,5
465,3
9665,3
1211,7
262,7
15772,1
10233,3
5276,6
262,2
12563,2
2170,6
842,4
6020,4
2566,2
2747,6
706,6
4211,1
864,4
875,3
,

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(

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2) .
3) , .
1)
170
Other
Manufacture of rubber and

385,5 plastic products
Manufacture of other non11,5 metallic mineral products
17,4 Manufacture of basic metals
Manufacture of fabricated
metal products, except ma21,2 chinery
Manufacture of computer,
79,5 electronic and optical products
Manufacture of electrical
312,7 equipment
Manufacture of machinery and
2,7 equipment n,e,c,
Manufacture of motor vehicles,
139,4 trailers and semi-trailers
Manufacture of other transport
1,1 equipment
6,4 Manufacture of furniture
Water collection, treatment and

58,6 supply
- Sewerage
Waste collection, treatment
10,5 and disposal activities
Remediation activities and
other waste management
- services
330,6 Construction
Specialised construction activi69,7 ties
1)
contractors and equipment manufacturers, or own-produced fixed assets). Here included is previously used equipment purchased abroad, investments in major upgrading of existing fixed
assets, investments in major land meliorations and all land property transfer costs (value of land
2)

3)
National accounts

6.25.
, ,
, 2013.1)2) ()
.
RSD million

Total
49980,8
New
facilities
3)
Reconstruction3)
Maintenance
Buildings
and other
structures
25811,2
16018,3
8151,4
25754,5
Domestic
13938,7
Imported
Other
8762,7
Wholesale and retail trade and

1525,0 repair of motor vehicles
3238,5
1414,0
1251,9
572,6
610,0
960,9
1635,9
Wholesale and retail trade and

31,8 motorcycles
20278,7
10450,1
6975,6
2853,0
7188,0
7551,0
4638,7
Wholesale trade, except of

900,9 motor vehicles and motorcycles
26463,6
13947,0
7790,8
4725,8
17956,4
5426,8
2488,1
Retail trade, except of motor

592,3 vehicles and motorcycles
29657,8
17002,1
11075,7
1580,0
5671,3
6153,0
17418,2
21833,7
70,7
460,0
12440,9
4,3
-
8532,8
49,8
49,7
860,0
16,5
410,3
2774,1
0,4
4553,3
57,2
6,4
14421,1
13,3
445,8
5701,2
1592,2
3176,6
1380,3
2294,6
148,8
230,0
63,2
2756,7
140,0
992,6
543,6
1910,7
627,4
Land transport and transport

85,2 via pipelines
0,2 Water transport
7,3 Air transport
Warehousing and support
41,2 activities for transportation
281,2 Postal and courier activities
10101,0
1885,2
6941,9
1273,8
7915,2
1994,0
170,3
Accommodation and food

21,5 service activities
8883,2
1570,6
6381,2
931,5
7404,7
1442,9
32,4
1217,8
314,7
560,7
342,4
510,5
551,0
137,9
74677,4
50313,6
22193,2
2170,6
6433,3
22613,9
30493,3
819,7
9,1
744,2
66,3
639,6
159,7
13,7
449,9
65,8
237,7
146,4
124,0
243,7
64,5
2433,3
61024,6
46116,8
2415,8
13271,8
17,6
1635,9
24,7
5443,8
441,0
19806,8
214,0
28282,0
9842,1
4116,3
5477,2
248,6
191,5
1913,7
1905,8
107,8
5,5
46,6
55,7
9,8
49,1
13,2
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(

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, ,

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2) .
3) , .
1)

Technical structure

Equipment with
assembling
3,2 Accommodation
Food and beverage service
18,3 activities
Information and communica15137,0 tion
Motion picture, television
programme production and
17,7 music publishing activities
Programming and broadcasting
1753,6 activities
Computer programming,
consultancy and related activi5831,2 ties
1)
contractors and equipment manufacturers, or own-produced fixed assets). Here included is previously used equipment purchased abroad, investments in major upgrading of existing fixed
assets, investments in major land meliorations and all land property transfer costs (value of land
2)

3)
National accounts
171
2015

6.25.
, ,
, 2013.1)2) ()
.
RSD million

Total
, ,

, -
14130,5
New
facilities
3)
Reconstruction3)
Maintenance
Buildings
and other
structures
8096,8
5300,4
733,3
7718,9
172
Domestic
Other
Imported
2677,3
865,5
Financial and insurance

2868,8 activities
Financial service activities,
except insurance and pension
2575,8 funding
Insurance, reinsurance and
pension funding, except com290,7 pulsory social security
Activities auxiliary to financial
services and insurance activi2,2 ties
13375,2
7894,4
4804,5
676,3
7566,6
2497,9
734,9
695,4
176,1
466,9
52,3
123,8
164,8
116,1
59,9
26,2
29,0
4,6
28,5
14,7
14,5
2761,7
745,5
1123,3
892,9
2222,0
174,8
84,6
16325,3
3361,0
11714,4
1249,9
12429,3
2114,2
1502,5
29,0
18,3
10,8
25,1
1,3
5449,8
462,2
4450,5
537,0
4574,9
821,3
51,6
8625,5
2224,9
6016,2
384,5
7021,8
714,9
777,8
1220,0
238,0
724,0
258,0
376,8
403,3
417,4
671,4
413,0
204,6
53,8
145,8
142,7
244,6
319,8
9,8
22,9
-
292,4
8,6
4,6
1,2
305,9
4,2
5,7
1,2
5,9
4,1
7568,1
6028,6
1357,4
182,2
660,1
2654,4
4195,9
Administrative and support

57,7 service activities
3579,5
3031,7
499,4
48,4
69,6
1710,2
1795,1
4,5 Rental and leasing activities
0,2
0,2
0,1
159,7
57,7
98,8
3,2
29,9
111,9
17,9
288,8
171,9
110,5
6,5
101,8
183,8
0,3
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(

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, ,

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2) .
3) , .
1)

Technical structure

Equipment with
assembling

279,4 technical activities
2,7 Legal and accounting activities

Activities of head offices;
management consultancy
2,0 activities
Architectural and engineering
111,1 activities
Scientific research and devel22,5 opment
Advertising and market re138,4 search
Other professional, scientific
2,4 and technical activities
0,3 Veterinary activities
- Employment activities
Travel agency, tour operator
and other reservation service
- and related activities
Security and investigation
3,0 activities
1)
2)

3)
National accounts

6.25.
, ,
, 2013.1)2) ()
.
RSD million

New
facilities
3)
Reconstruction3)
Maintenance
Buildings
and other
structures
810,2
283,5
466,8
59,9
325,3
408,1
75,2
2729,8
2483,9
181,8
64,0
133,4
240,2
2307,4
Services to buildings and

1,5 landscape activities
Office administrative, office
support and other business
48,7 support activities
Public administration and
defence; compulsory social
1607,9 security
Total

Technical structure

Equipment with
assembling
Domestic
Imported
Other
18281,6
3316,5
7476,5
7488,6
11647,9
4057,9
967,9
8504,6
2230,0
5213,1
1061,4
6354,5
1683,2
392,5
6572,6
1122,9
3253,1
2196,5
2355,7
2798,3
1377,0
Human health and social

41,6 work activities
5072,3
892,9
2357,9
1821,5
1461,9
2337,1
1239,5
74,3 Education
291,6
44,3
155,1
92,2
166,8
97,9
21,9
1208,7
185,7
740,1
282,9
726,9
363,3
115,6
5929,8
2372,1
3066,9
490,7
2782,5
1666,8
1202,6
625,9
35,5
528,1
62,3
491,1
105,7
23,8
589,9
1568,5
51,5
1335,9
334,9
204,8
203,5
27,8
273,4
129,5
204,2
329,3
43,2
1070,7
3145,5
949,3
1999,1
197,1
1888,4
1027,5
64,9
1687,7
121,4
1285,4
280,9
521,6
1056,1
72,8
1347,4
10,5
1095,7
241,2
346,4
950,2
17,3
Activities of membership
33,5 organisations
95,5
65,3
30,2
91,1
3,4
244,8
111,0
124,4
9,5
175,2
14,8
52,2
,

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,

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2) .
3) , .
1)

Social work activities without
2,8 accommodation
Arts, entertainment and
277,9 recreation
Creative, arts and entertain5,2 ment activities
Libraries, archives, museums
69,1 and other cultural activities
39,0 Gambling and betting activities
Sports activities and amuse164,7 ment and recreation activities
Repair of computers and

0,9 personal and household goods
Other personal service activi2,7 ties
1)
2)

3)
National accounts
173
2015
PAYMENTS FOR INVESTMENTS BY PRINCIPAL SOURCES

OF FINANCING, 20131)2)
6.26. ,
2013.1)2)
.
RSD million

Investments in fixed assets by sources of financing
Total
Own
resources
3)
Financial
Resources from
credits
other funds3)
Pooled
resources
516290,9
398681,6
2029,6
77591,9
19317,4
15669,5
5,1
3377,0
265,8 Agriculture, forestry and fishing
17967,4
928,9
421,2
14567,2
681,1
421,2
3,7
1,4
-
3377,0
-
Crop and animal production, hunting and

19,5 related service activities
- Fishing and aquaculture
6130,0
5608,6
521,4
- Mining and quarrying
439,5
2451,2
672,0
2567,4
53,3
2451,2
536,7
2567,4
386,2
135,3
-
183612,0
163026,3
721,9
18907,5
25619,5
4142,9
879,8
1030,0
2289,5
308,0
22657,8
4101,0
879,8
879,4
1922,9
275,5
558,4
2,8
2219,9
40,3
149,8
335,0
26,9
1811,2
1705,1
106,1
7443,6
2508,3
4935,4
1233,3
992,5
228,0
51031,8
50893,8
138,0
8975,9
7168,8
1806,5
2096,9
11782,2
2087,9
10903,5
9,0
833,0
4556,1
2028,4
1730,6
1838,1
139,1
2825,5
25,2
7404,7
6603,4
801,3
1146,0
4287,2
1083,8
2557,8
2,9
-
59,4
1729,4
6359,5
5368,0
988,7
34712,4
33471,7
15,0
692,0
486,2
1652,8
984,1
353,9
908,6
880,5
3,6
132,3
729,4
-
1349,9
1253,5
96,4

,
.
2) .
3) .
1)
174
37987,7 TOTAL
Mining of coal and lignite

Mining of metal ores
Other mining and quarrying
Mining support service activities
956,4 Manufacturing
183,4
1,7
0,8
31,6
2,8
Manufacture of food products

Manufacture of beverages
Manufacture of tobacco products
Manufacture of textiles
Manufacture of wearing apparel
Manufacture of leather and related products
Manufacture of wood and of products of wood
- and cork, except furniture
- Manufacture of paper and paper products
12,7 Printing and reproduction of recorded media

Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum
- products
Manufacture of chemicals and chemical
0,5 products
Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical
- products and pharmaceutical preparations
45,7 Manufacture of rubber and plastic products
Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral
- products
26,0 Manufacture of basic metals
Manufacture of fabricated metal products,
- except machinery
Manufacture of computer, electronic and
- optical products
- Manufacture of electrical equipment
Manufacture of machinery and equipment
2,7 n,e,c,
Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and
533,7 semi-trailers
- Manufacture of other transport equipment
14,8 Manufacture of furniture
100,0 Other manufacturing
Repair and installation of machinery and
- equipment
Payments for investments are monetary investments in fixed assets during the year when the
payments were actually made, irrespective of the time of construction or acquisition of fixed assets.
3) Funds of the central government and local government bodies.
1)
National accounts
6.26. ,
2013.1)2) ()
PAYMENTS FOR INVESTMENTS BY PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF

FINANCING, 20131)2) (continued)
RSD million

Total
Own
resources
3)
Financial credits Resources from
other funds3)
Pooled
resources
aea ,

29603,6
26312,3
222,1
2597,1
14552,5
8863,5
219,1
1932,6
9865,9
0,4
6143,4
0,2
12,9
-
610,0
0,2
4670,9
2704,6
206,2
1322,4
15,3
15,3
24854,0
14968,7
9,7
3421,5
6454,2 Construction
4241,2
13884,0
6728,9
3735,9
6080,2
5152,7
4,0
5,7
266,5
3118,9
36,1

1534,4 Specialized construction activities
49517,4
44463,3
144,7
4812,9
4849,9
4418,6
342,7
26097,8
22779,7
142,0
3175,2
18569,7
17265,0
2,7
1295,0
34419,6
24779,6
216,3
8932,6
25600,1
71,7
180,7
18524,5
60,5
180,7
1,4
-
6637,9
11,2
-
7144,9
1422,2
4591,7
1422,2
214,9
-
2283,6
-
436,4 Land transport and transport via pipelines

- Water transport
- Air transport
Warehousing and support activities for
54,7 transportation
- Postal and courier activities
4748,3
3936,8
465,4
Accommodation and food service

346,1 activities
3338,9
2713,7
288,5
336,7 Accommodation
1409,4
1223,1
176,9
43624,7
30932,7
12557,5
1046,4
343,6
702,6
475,1
867,6
33550,7
382,5
863,4
21929,8
74,9
11513,8
7562,7
122,3
7296,5
116,9
266,2
-
15945,6
12578,1
2,0
3190,6
15041,7
11705,7
2,0
3159,2
787,7
787,7
116,2
84,7
31,5
,

,
,

,

,

,

,

,

,
.
2) .
3) .
1)
1)
Electricity, gas, steam and air

472,0 conditioning supply
3537,3 management and remediation activities
3099,7 Water collection, treatment and supply
- Sewerage
Waste collection, treatment and disposal
437,6 activities
Remediation activities and other waste
- management services
Wholesale and retail trade and repair of

96,6 motor vehicles
Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor
88,6 vehicles and motorcycles
Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and
0,9 motorcycles
Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and
7,0 motorcycles
9,4 Food and beverage service activities

134,5 Information and communication
Motion picture, television programme
17,7 production and music publishing activities
4,2 Programming and broadcasting activities
Computer programming, consultancy and
- related activities
174,9 Financial and insurance activities
Financial service activities, except insurance
174,9 and pension funding
Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding,
- except compulsory social security
Activities auxiliary to financial services and
- insurance activities
Funds of the central government and local government bodies.
2) )
3)
National accounts
175
2015
6.26. ,
2013.1)2) ()
PAYMENTS FOR INVESTMENTS BY PRINCIPAL SOURCES OF

FINANCING, 20131)2) (continued)
RSD million

Total
Own
resources
3)
Financial credits Resources from
other funds3)
Pooled
resources
5400,0
3428,8
1614,7
24292,7
12738,9
68,4
1614,5
1135,7
1135,7
5348,5
9496,1
1154,8
776,9
3643,5
6389,9
787,1
639,7
53,7
14,8
-
1066,5
128,9
267,4
136,2
6361,1
19,6
123,5
19,6
15,5
-
8079,0
7067,5
222,7
508,0
4108,6
2,3
3635,0
0,7
473,6
-
380,1
299,7
350,2
186,8
112,9
29,9
-
856,0
572,3
4,5
2432,3
2322,5
109,8
34576,8
12632,5
78,0
12242,5
3995,9
2384,8
79,9
230,0
1301,2 Education
5964,4
3283,0
15,0
204,7
2461,6 Human health and social work activities
4735,4
321,6
2723,7
198,7
13,0
1,7
141,9
38,0
907,4
360,6
0,3
24,9

Social work activities without accommoda521,6 tion
5831,1
4284,2
14,0
461,5
623,7
88,4
0,9
575,3
1586,7
220,6
1132,1
13,1
-
1,2
454,7
3045,4
2843,1
5,7
1825,7
1722,3
10,6
1376,1
1342,2
10,6
211,6
238,0
211,6
168,4
23,3 Activities of membership organizations

Repair of computers and personal and
- household goods
69,5 Other personal service activities

, ,

,
-

-

, ,

,
.
2) .
3) .
1)
176

9870,8 activities
- Legal and accounting activities
Activities of head offices; management
584,9 consultancy activities
2962,5 Architectural and engineering activities
100,3 Scientific research and development
1,0 Advertising and market research
Other professional, scientific and technical
6222,1 activities
- Veterinary activities
280,8 activities
- Rental and leasing activities
1,6 Employment activities
Travel agency, tour operator and other
- reservation service and related activities
- Security and investigation activities
Services to buildings and landscape activi279,2 ties
Office administrative, office support and
- other business support activities
Public administration and defence; com9623,8 pulsory social security
1071,4 Arts, entertainment and recreation

534,4 Creative, arts and entertainment activities
Libraries, archives, museums and other
340,4 cultural activities
- Gambling and betting activities
Sports activities and amusement and
196,6 recreation activities
1)
2)

Funds of the central government and local government bodies.
3)
National accounts
6.27. , 20122014.

NET DOMESTIC ASSETS OF BANKS, 2012-2014

As of the end of year
RSD million
2012
2013
2014
308699
388265
430915
110547
122439
130468
Currency in circulation
198152
265826
300447
Demand deposits
480717
547566
614259
Money supply 2
172019
159301
183344
1641804
1716882
1865443
1161087
1169316
1251184
308756
344459
370690
Dinar reserve money
185593
199880
211627
Bank dinar reserves with NBS
10915
11189
9907
1057
913
1735
Money supply 1
Time dinar deposits
Money supply 3
Foreign currency deposits
Foreign exchange reserves of NBS (EUR million)

Foreign exchange reserves of commercial banks (EUR

: .
million)
Source: National Bank of Serbia.
6.28. 1 , 20122014.

MONEY SUPPLY M1, BY SECTORS, 2012-2014

As of the end of the year
RSD million
2012
2013
2014
8680
17508
13587
Other financial organizations
12650
22166
29182
Local government
11705
15214
40337
Public enterprises
97474
126304
118502
Companies
171760
199500
220057
Households
6430
7573
9250

: .
Non-profit and other organizations
National accounts
177
2015
6.29. , 20122014.

MONETARY INSTITUTIONS BALANCE, 2012-2014

RSD million
2012
2013
2014
3977916
3941181
4187348
1419756
1250423
169333
2249669
291586
1958082
45601
31731
106214
1119391
653586
1561
1426568
1290797
135771
2208102
337186
1870916
49809
34361
97962
1013339
674534
911
1474886
1208356
266530
2383833
458249
1925584
23588
35246
169456
970744
725455
1095
0
308490
119616
188875
0
306511
110615
195896
0
328629
147119
181510
3977916
3941181
4187348
746670
165733
580937
196488
579867
86767
493100
288296
438102
26505
411597
335580
110547
198152
308699
172019
480717
1161087
1641804
0
875757
264266
611491
44900
122439
265826
388265
159301
547566
1169316
1716882
0
830323
216899
613424
52480
130468
300447
430915
183344
614259
1251184
1865443
0
926919
306792
620126
61447
0
472297
115073
357224
0
473333
107377
365956
0
559856
134495
425360

1

2

3

: .
178
Assets
Foreign assets
National bank of Serbia
Banks
Domestic credit
Government
Claims on other sectors
Local government
Public enterprises
Companies
Households
Claims on government against frozen foreign currency
savings deposits
Other assets
Banks
Liabilities
Foreign liabilities
Banks
Government deposits
Money supply
Dinar sight deposits
Money supply M1
Dinar time deposits
Money supply M2
Money supply M3
Frozen foreign currency savings deposits
Capital and reserves
Banks
Restricted deposits
Liabilities of NBS and banks to other sectors against issued securities
Other liabilities
Banks
National accounts
6.30. , 20122014.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES, 2012-2014
. EUR
EUR mill.
2012
2013
2014
11972,0
12102,0
11642,5
10914,7
11188,8
9907,2
620,0
455,1
556,1
208,2
133,8
52,7
Total foreign exchange reserves

Foreign exchange reserves of the National bank of
Serbia
Gold
Special drawing rights (SDR)
2782,9
2900,9
2695,6
Cash holdings and deposits abroad
7303,6
7699,0
6602,9
Securities
1057,3
913,2
1735,3
: .
Foreign exchange reserves of banks
6.31. ,
20102014.
EXCHANGE RATES IN THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA,

2010-2014
RSD
EUR
USD
CHF
GBP
SEK

JPY
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
(100)
31. / s of 31 December
2010
105,4982
79,2802
84,4458
122,4161
11,7734
97,2782
2011
104,6409
80,8662
85,9121
124,6022
11,7015
104,1825
2012
113,7183
86,1763
94,1922
139,1901
13,2203
100,0689
2013
114,6421
83,1282
93,5472
136,9679
12,9403
79,1399
2014
120,9583
99,4641
100,5472
154,8365
12,8395
83,0986
89,1389
/ Average annual exchange rate

2010
103,0431
77,9066
74,8824
120,2809
10,8201
2011
101,9502
73,3382
82,8976
117,4915
11,2785
92,1221
2012
113,1277
88,1169
93,8323
139,6186
13,0029
110,4599
2013
113,1369
85,1731
91,8747
133,1761
13,0706
87,2977
2014
117,3060
88,5408
96,5738
145,6441
12,8832
83,5819
: .
National accounts
179
2015
6.32. ,
20132014.
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA,

2013-2014
. EUR
EUR million
2013
2014
-2098
18081
20180
-3845
13937
17782
-4159
10515
14674
313
3422
3109
-1419
607
2025
3166
3537
372
15
19
4
-1985
18493
20478
-3645
14451
18096
-4111
10641
14752
465
3810
3344
-1343
642
1985
3003
3400
397
7
12
6
Current account
Credit
Debit
Goods and services
Credit
Debit
Goods
Credit
Debit
Services
Credit
Debit
Primary income
Credit
Debit
Secondary income
Credit
Debit
Capital account
Credit
Debit
(+)/ (-) (
)
-2083
-1978
Net lending (+) / net borrowing (-) (balance from current

and capital account)
-1630
1243
2873
-1705
-127
1578
Financial account, net

Net acquisition of financial assets
Net incurrence of liabilities
(+)/ e (-) (
)
-1630
-1705
Net lending (+) / net borrowing (-) (balance from financial account)
e,

-1298
250
1548
-1236
264
1500
Direct investment , net

-1883
29
1912
-369
73
442
Portfolio investment , net

-1
-6
-6
-6
-6
0
855
273
-581
1703
1338
-365
0
0
0
0
0
0
Other equity , net

-228
-250
-22
830
935
105
Currency and deposits , net

1286
-64
-1350
757
-34
-790
Loans , net
0
0
0
0

-204
587
791
116
437
320
Trade credit and advances , net

Other accounts receivable/payable
697
-1797
453
273
( )
,

,

: .
oj 6 - (BPM6).
Financial derivatives (other than reserves) and employee stock options , net
Other investment , net
Insurance, pension, and standardized guarantee schemes, net
Special drawing rights

Reserve assets
Net errors and omissions

The presentation of the balance of payment is, as far as possible, in line with the guidelines contained in the sixth edition of the IMF Balance of Payments Manual, 2009 (BPM6).
180
National accounts
6.33. , 20122014.

BALANCE OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF SERBIA, 2012-2014

RSD million
2012
2013
2014
1379949
1410067
1362235
Assets
1250424
1241197
70503
23679
1147015
9227
9909
1227
1221
6
654
644
10
0
1290797
1282707
52170
15336
1215201
8090
8655
1166
1162
4
120
120
0
0
1208356
1198357
67262
6373
1124722
9999
6760
1223
1220
4
625
123
502
1183
5391
1153
4238
2637
61945
57671
5245
1153
4092
2125
59874
50741
2562
1155
1406
1168
67398
79721
Foreign assets
Foreign exchange reserves
Monetary gold
Special drawing rights (SDRs)
Cash holdings and foreign currency
Other foreign assets
Domestic claims
Claims on government
Dinar and indexed dinar
Foreign currency
Claims on banks
Foreign currency
Claims on public enterprises
Claims on non-bank financial
organizations
Foreign currency
Claims on other sectors
IMF quota
Other assets
1379949
1410067
1362235
165733
158210
7523
627088
110547
185593
140322
4956
25560
14755
12617
12612
5
308756
318332
160852
55066
105785
5071
0
5071
39800
41
0
2025
264266
62012
53061
86767
80089
6678
641708
122439
199880
144989
9350
26352
19190
22140
22138
2
344459
297249
237287
89137
148150
9221
6
9215
110000
32
0
776
216899
59899
47478
26505
18421
8084
609460
130468
211627
158126
23465
28017
2020
28594
28592
2
370690
238770
257638
103402
154236
16954
0
16954
7500
14
0
2875
306792
68231
66265
O
-

-

: .
Liabilities
Foreign liabilities
IMF loans
Other liabilities
Reserve money
Bank dinar reserves
Required reserves
Giro accounts
Vault cash
Excess bank deposits
Other dinar deposits
Local government
Other sectors
Dinar reserve money
Foreign currency bank deposits
Government deposits
Foreign currency
Time deposits
Foreign currency
Liabilities with respect to NBS repo transactions
Liabilities with respect to other securities
NBS savings bills
Restricted deposits
Capital accounts
IMF accounts with NBS
Other liabilities
National accounts
181
2015
6.34. , 20122014.

BALANCE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS, 2012-2014

RSD million
2012
2013
2014
3158571
3148833
3306185
Assets
169333
120236
49097
2784526
290360
173461
116898
135771
104696
31076
2807530
336021
215214
120806
266530
209898
56632
2836545
457026
282628
174398
0
503896
25560
145278
14755
318304
39822
393
1950055
40210
31731
106214
1117655
652686
1561
112531
92182
0
497516
26352
154339
19190
297636
110005
442
1863546
44564
34360
97962
1012084
673665
911
119298
86234
0
450413
28017
181590
2019
238786
7500
935
1920672
21026
35233
168274
970436
724614
1089
109085
94024
Foreign assets
Foreign exchange reserves
Other foreign assets
Domestic credit
Claims on government
Foreign currency
Claims on government against frozen forex savings
deposits
Claims on NBS
Vault cash
Gyro accounts
Dinar deposits
Claims against repo transactions
Other claims on NBS
Credit to other sectors
Local government
Public enterprises
Companies
Households
Fixed assets
Other assets
3158571
3148833
3306184
Liabilities
580937
35636
5276
30361
185535
8676
38
11705
97473
61213
6430
493100
51009
6993
44016
243686
17508
28
15214
126303
77061
7573
411597
77941
20772
57170
271853
13586
590
40337
118500
89589
9250
172019
24747
12630
11126
102493
17630
3393
1156016
34180
3
26797
182280
909849
2907
667
0
42875
611491
225848
147547
159295
18741
10746
12709
79308
33672
4120
1160101
33340
15
26588
162138
933840
4180
188
0
51703
613424
246591
129736
183344
14381
10735
17869
98209
38057
4093
1234230
21582
759
35337
173111
998301
5139
960
0
58572
620126
270368
177193

: .
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Foreign liabilities
Government deposits
Foreign currency
Transaction deposits in dinars
Local government
Public enterprises
Companies
Households
Dinar and indexed dinar saving and time deposits
Local government
Public enterprises
Companies
Households
Local government
Public enterprises
Companies
Households
Liabilities to NBS
Frozen foreign currency savings deposits
Restricted deposits
Capital and reserves
Provisioning for losses
Other liabilities
National accounts

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Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia

In the system of national accounts of the Republic of Serbia there

For 2014, in this chapter published is total ammount of the first

GDP, as the most important macroeconomic aggregate, shows

The sector of financial corporations includes the National Bank of

Statistical yearbook of the Republic of Serbia 2015

Although comprising a large number of subjects, the sector of

Gross domestic product 2013,

Compared to the previous year, in 2013 the GDP real growth

Observed by activities, in 2013 the real growth of Gross value

Household final consumption expenditure, 2013

In 2013, the household final consumption expenditure expressed

Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia

Regional GDP, 2013

In this chapter published are the results of the annual regional

System of national accounts: methodological backgrounds

System of national accounts is an international standard based

In this manner defined, production is carried out in institutional

Statistical yearbook of the Republic of Serbia 2015

The current transactions accounts are divided into two groups.

Accumulation accounts show transactions of capital and financial

Balance sheets are at the end in the system of accounts. They

The system of national accounts is defined as a set of consistent,

In the system of national accounts, revisions generally occur due

Gross domestic product

The system of national accounts contains value categories called

Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia

It is an indicator of economic activities on the level of a whole

Three methods are approached for GDP calculation: production,

Applying the expenditure approach, GDP is obtained as the sum

Gross domestic product by production approach represents the

The calculations were made on the level of divisions and sections

Gross domestic product by expenditure approach is calculated as

Statistical yearbook of the Republic of Serbia 2015

Gross capital formation is equal to the sum of expenditures for

Calculations at constant prices are derived for all categories of

Household final consumption expenditure (HFCE) is

Final consumption expenditure of non-profit institutions

Government final consumption expenditure (GFCE) is

Gross fixed capital formation (GFCF), by technical structure;

Acquisitions less disposals of valuables, total;

Changes in inventories, by categories;

Exports and imports distinction in goods and services.

GDP calculations at previous year prices assume that previous

at previous year prices;

as chain-linked volume measures with reference year 2010;

as real growth rates.

Household final consumption expenditure

The calculation of household final consumption expenditure was

The household final consumption expenditure include the costs

Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia

The time of recording household final consumption expenditure is

Calculation of each category at previous year prices using

Calculation chained volume measures at 2010 prices as the

Household final consumption expenditure at previous year prices

Regional GDP is the regional equivalent to a national GDP. The

Statistical yearbook of the Republic of Serbia 2015

In 2014, in the Republic of Serbia, the average monthly available

2014. 21436 (21285 2013), 17699

In 2014 households in urban areas on average disposed of RSD

Of the total available budget, 95.7% makes income in money and

The structure of the available budget in money and in kind has

Sources and methods of data collection