Page 75 Table 30 Tome and lpe3 qross tic product branchgf ".ono.i" ""aiuitu, "a au (Millions of dobras) a/ 1980 [981 r98 2 198 3r984 Agriculture, Iivestockforestry and fishing Extractive industries Manufactur ing industries Electricity, gas, water Building and public works Commerce, hotels, restaurants and services Transpor t Banks and insurance PubIic administration GDP at factor cost fndirect imports netof subventions GDP at current market prices GDP at constant I9g3 market prices327 L 625 I 939s80 4 rl8 3l r05 90 I05 I6 248 298420 4 95 32 lI8 76 90 15 281 l3l 279 I 410 L 672379 4 ll2 37 I56 r06 L25 l8 331 258454 4 130 40 I14 tl4 133 I5 381 385379 4 L42 46 r37 L42 156 l9 4r8 453 28I I 549 L 728138 I s23 r 523r56 I 509 I 457 a/Source: Government of Sao Tome Exchange rate: I980:l98r: 1982 (October): 1983 (October ) : 1984 (JuIy13I United States dollar tl tl tl tland Principe. 35.0 dobras =40.0 i 41.5 rl 42.6 n 43.0 trA/ 40 / 44L Eng 1i sh Page 77 3. Public finance 221. The deficit on current account has increased from 9 per cent of recurrent revenues in 1982 to almost 50 per cent in 1983. Provisional estimates for 1984 show the deficit still at 40 per cent of recurrent revenues, or over 16 per centof GDP. Capital investment has fluctuatedl as a percentage of GDP it was 24 per cent in l98lr 49 per cent in 1982,2I per cent in 1983 and 49 per centin 1984. The overall deficit, taking into account extrabudgetary operations, increased from 18 per cent of GDP in l98l to over 70 per cent of GDP in 1984. Table 3I Sao Tome and Pri (Millions of dobras) l98t 1982 r98 3 1984 a/
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the economic situation of São Tomé and Principe, specifically the public finance and budgetary issues of the country. The text mentions GDP, recurrent revenues, capital investment, and deficits, which suggests a focus on economic development and budgetary matters.

**Category**
Economic development, Industry