...Government consumption will make an average contribution of -.-pp to total GDP growth between ---- and ----. Fixed Investment: The outlook for fixed investment is largely positive in Cameroon, as the government led programme of in- frastructure development has encouraged domestic and foreign investors to put their money into the various projects over the next four years. This component will grow by an average of -.- per annum to ----, contributing -.-pp to growth each year. ...Imports will therefore remain an important part of the Cameroonian economy, weighing on the potential of net exports to contribute to growth.
...Cameroon s economy will see a year of strong GDP growth in ----, as robust levels of investment, government spending, and low inflation all contribute to a higher production incentive for many of the country s producers. Low levels of domestic savings will lead to a slight decelera- tion in economic growth ----, but a stable currency will ensure GDP growth remains strong over our long-term outlook. ...The ---- government budget has allocated XAF---bn to public works projects, comprising the largest single component of public expenditure. Government demand for the goods required in the building of these projects will offer a substantial boost for Cameroon s producers and the significant efforts being made to boost the country s infrastructure network will no doubt have long-term benefits for the economy s total potential output. In addition to the government s contribution to consumption, several of the planned projects will take the form of public- private partnerships, with foreign companies procuring the majority of contracts to build and operate projects. In so doing, Cameroon s infrastructure pipeline will continue to encourage inward investment. While the pipeline will rely primarily on foreign companies, several Cameroonian construction firms, including Ustay and Afko, will also be contracted to work on certain projects, supporting levels of domestic investment from the private sector.
...Cameroon s economy will see a year of strong GDP growth in ----, as robust levels of investment, government spending, and low infla- tion all contribute to a higher production incentive for many of the country s producers. Low levels of domestic savings will lead to a slight deceleration in economic growth ----, but a stable currency will ensure GDP growth remains strong over our long-term outlook. ...
