Sources of Myanmar’s economic growth during 2010–2015: input–output analysis

Journal of Economic Structures

The Official Journal of the Pan-Pacific Association of Input-Output Studies (PAPAIOS)

Table 3 Comparison of deviations from proportional growth by industry

Industries	Normalized DPGs
Industries	Myanmar	Cambodia	Vietnam	Thailand	Indonesia
Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing	− 5.59	− 82.68	− 42.88	− 7.69	− 10.74
Mining and quarrying	1.09	6.48	− 8.13	− 2.41	− 44.04
Food beverage and tobacco	− 17.25	0.67	22.94	− 16.70	− 0.30
Textile and wearing apparel	− 0.34	7.32	− 1.35	− 2.16	− 4.46
Wood and paper	2.31	− 0.03	0.82	− 2.13	− 10.83
Petroleum, chemical and non-metallic mineral products	− 25.27	− 0.55	− 0.10	− 32.13	− 21.05
Metal products	− 12.25	1.39	− 2.38	− 15.65	− 1.30
Electrical and machinery	− 21.12	− 0.03	− 3.90	− 3.25	1.18
Transport equipment	− 9.73	0.42	13.10	− 6.04	− 0.12
Other manufacturing and recycling	− 1.76	0.23	2.07	− 1.98	− 1.91
Electricity, gas and water	− 1.46	3.08	11.60	1.81	2.78
Construction	16.25	41.53	− 29.38	− 9.84	27.42
Maintenance and repair	0.20	0.00	3.21	0.09	1.95
Wholesale trade	6.48	0.68	29.15	4.71	− 2.39
Retail trade	0.51	0.00	0.00	4.19	− 1.29
Hotels and restaurants	3.02	− 7.04	1.10	20.46	3.00
Transport	17.15	13.75	8.96	9.80	26.98
Post and telecommunications	16.34	5.59	4.43	11.07	− 1.56
Financial intermediation and business activities	− 5.10	18.87	− 11.84	21.02	12.84
Public administration	32.09	− 2.35	2.33	6.24	2.58
Education, health and other services	4.56	− 7.33	0.05	20.61	21.27
Private households and others	− 0.13	0.00	0.28	0.00	0.00
Total	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00