Yearbook 1996
Grenada. Former Prime Minister Daniel Williams became the new Governor-General of Grenada on August 9 after Sir Reginald Palmer, who held the position since 1992. The country gained a new special ministry for women’s affairs when Prime Minister Keith Mitchell reformed his government on September 30. Head of Department became Lourina Waldron, one of the two women in government – Deputy Prime Minister responsible for health, housing and environmental issues became Grace Duncan.
At the same time, the much-criticized Agriculture Minister Joslyn Whiteman was replaced by Mark Isaacs. Instead, Whiteman had to take responsibility for, among other things. tourism and social insurance.
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Economy
Inflation rate | 0.90% |
Unemployment rate | 24% |
Gross domestic product (GDP) | $ 1,634,000,000 |
GDP growth rate | 5.10% |
GDP per capita | $ 15,100 |
GDP by sector | |
Agriculture | 6.80% |
Industry | 15.50% |
Service | 77.70% |
State budget | |
Revenue | 85.8 million |
Expenditure | 102.1 million |
Proportion of the population below the national poverty line | 38% |
Industrial production growth rate | 2.00% |
National debt | 70.40% of GDP |
Foreign exchange reserves | $ 207,700,000 |
Tourism | 2014 |
Visitors | 134,000 |
Revenue | $ 120,000,000 |
Population 1996
According to Countryaah.com, the population of Grenada in 1996 was 100,177, ranking number 196 in the world. The population growth rate was 0.810% yearly, and the population density was 294.9647 people per km2.