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Percentage of Real GDP Components :
1) Consumption - (11572.1 ÷ 16716.2 ) × 100 = 69.3%
2) Investment - ( 2858.3 ÷ 16716.2 ) × 100 = 17.2%
3) Government Expenditure - ( 2900.2 ÷ 16716.2 ) × 100 = 17.3%
4) Net Exports - ( -568.3 ÷ 16716.2 ) × 100 = - 3.4%
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