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The role of supply and use/input output tables in the perspective analysis of economic development of Rwanda with example

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par Jean Baptiste HABYARIMANA
National University of Rwanda - Bachelors degree in Applied Statistics  2010
  

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5.2. Recommendations

Rwanda National Accountants have to make an effort and introduce the income approach to compile Supply and Use Tables and Input-Output Table and to compute GDP, because this approach could help in Social Accounting Matrix designing.

The use of SUT and SAM should allow the evaluation of relative burden of taxation across households types and should also allow to consider how best to use taxation and transfers system to alleviate poverty. Through this, the government should collect taxes and spends the funds on public projects and on transfers to poor segments of the population.

In Rwanda the youth occupies an important portion of the total population. Even though, policy should focus not only on youth's opportunities but also on their capabilities and second chances. This will increase the productivity capacity of Rwanda, and transformation initiative which also will increase value added on goods and services which are domestically produced for final consumption or for export.

The government of Rwanda should make the services work. Making services work requires changing the institutions relationship among key sectors.

Rwanda's economic growth «a major determinant of human development outcomes» would need to be substantially faster than it has been in last 10 years to make dramatic improvements of economic development of Rwanda.

The government of Rwanda should build blocks of economic growth, human capital, empowerment, and social protection. The blocks are mutually dependent. And these blocks are all captured in SUT/I-O tables through salaries as remittances of human capital, empowerment and social protection through investment and economic growth through GDP.

SUT/I-O Tables should be used to forecast and predict the development of Rwanda. Basing on data in SUT/I-O tables it is possible to visualize the behaviour of SUT/I-O Tables in previous years. SUT/I-O Tables Should also be used to foster balance of payment by improving investment for promoting export.

In Rwanda environmental protection activities should be carried out by all sectors. They should be concentrated, however in three sectors which sell protection services: a) Government, b) Trade and transport and c) other services which provide private waste disposal services, environmental consulting and recycling.

However, to maintain the progress towards economic development, the researcher proposed to promote skilled personnel including accountants and other economic planners able to compile and consolidate SUT and IO-T, in order to design plans and programs that aim at enhancing the economy. In addition to this; social, commercial and credit conditions should be accessible for farmers. And again, Supply and use identity should serve as a basis for various interconnection with satellite accounts such as labour statistics, linkage with physical flows (land use, energy), linkage with other physical flows related to environmental issues (emission of CO2, waste, sewage) and other form of satellite accounts system for tourism, transport, health, and education.

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