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The national economy recorded a gross domestic product (GDP) in value of 1,463.3 billion dirhams (billion dirhams) in 2023, up 10% compared to 2022, according to the High Commission for Planning (HCP).
The corporate sector (financial and non-financial), the leading producer of national wealth, posted a contribution to GDP of 45.1%, specifies the HCP which has just published an information note relating to the national accounts of the institutional sectors of the year 2023.
The public administration sector stood at 15.2% of GDP instead of 16.3% last year, reports the same source, noting that the participation of households and non-profit institutions in the service of households (ISBLSM) stood at 29.6% of GDP instead of 28.6% a year previously.
Taxes, net of subsidies on production and imports, recorded a gain of 0.5 points compared to 2022 to reach 10.1% of GDP.
Concerning the Gross National Disposable Income (RNBD), it increased by 9.7% in 2023 to stand at 1,575.6 billion dirhams. This development is due to the 10.5% increase in gross income of companies (financial and non-financial), 9.7% for households and NPISHs and 8.9% for public administrations.
Thus, the contributions of the institutional sectors to the RNBD stood at 64.3% for households and NPISHs, 19.6% for public administrations and 16.1% for companies (including 2% for financial companies).
The gross disposable income (GDI) of households increased by 9.6% in 2023 to reach MAD 996 billion, compared to an increase of 4.6% recorded in 2022. Employee remuneration contributed 45% to this income, with an increase of 5%.
Mixed income, including the gross surplus of housing services, represented 40% of household GDI and grew by 14%.
Furthermore, net property income recorded a strong increase of 26%; this income added to social benefits and other net transfers contributed 31.9% to household GDI.
However, taxes on income and wealth, consisting mainly of taxes on wages, and social contributions contributed negatively by 16.9% to the formation of household disposable income.
Household final consumption expenditure absorbed 88.9% of household gross disposable income. Thus, the household savings rate stood at 11.4%.
For their part, social transfers in kind increased by 4.1% compared to 5.7% in 2022. Consequently, the effective final consumption of households reached 1,008.3 billion dirhams compared to 934.3 billion dirhams the previous year.
Per capita, household disposable income reached 26,903 dirhams in 2023 instead of 24,791 dirhams in 2022, thus recording an increase of 8.5%. Following the 6.1% change in the general consumer price index reached in 2023, the purchasing power of households improved by 2.4 points after a drop of 3 points recorded in 2022 .
