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Aruba

Capital OranjestadArea 180 km²Language Dutch

PapiamentoSpanishEnglish

Average temperature in 2009 in ºC 28.5 ºCPrecipitation in 2009 in mm 331Currency unit $1 = Afl. 1.79

2008 2009*¹Nominal GDP (in mln. Afl.) 4,996 4,695¹Nominal GDP per capita (in Afl.) 47,455 43,986¹Real GDP (in mln. Afl.) 3,069 2,836¹Real GDP per capita (in Afl.) 29,149 26,567

2008 2009Total import of goods to Aruba (x1000 Afl.) 2,030,657 1,957,403 Total export of goods from Aruba (x1000 Afl.) 178,774 246,463 Unemployment (%) 5.7 .Inflation (%) -1.9 6.8

2008 2009Demographic aspectsMales (abs.) 50,748 51,343Females (abs ) 55 302 55 795

Social indicators

Economic indicators

Economic indicators

Females (abs.) 55,302 55,795Total population (abs.) 106,050 107,138Sex ratio (men per 100 women) 91.8 92.0Pop. per km² 589 595Pop. 14 years and younger (%) 19.9 19.4Pop. 65 years and older (%) 9.4 9.7Average age males 35.7 36.0Average age females 37.7 38.1Average age total 36.7 37.1Net Migration 832 500Natural Growth 695 590Minimum loan (in Afl.) 1,505 1,543Persons on welfare (per jan. 31) (abs.) 1,991 1,846Stay-over passengers (abs.) 826,774 812,663Cruise Passengers (abs.) 556,090 606,768Number of students (full time) 22,508 22,470Current government expenditure on education (in mln. Afl.) 185 .

*Provisional DataSource: Statistical Yearbooks CBS 1


Population

2008 2009Total end of the year population 2008, 2009: 106,050 107,138

Males……………………… 50,748 51,343Females…………………… 55,302 55,795

Population density(inh./km²) 589 595Population growth % 1.5 1.0Sex ratio 91.8 92.0

Average age: Males……………………… 35.7 36.0 Females…………………… 37.7 38.1

Net migration 832 500

Age distribution <20 years………………… 28,598 28,29720-64 years……………… 67,492 68,49665 years and older………… 9,960 10,345

Vital statistics Live births 1,218 1,213Deaths 523 623Marriages¹ 405 .Divorces 297 .

Live births by age mother (<20 years) 12.1% 12.2%Live births by age mother (>20 years) 87.9% 87.8%

Source: CBS, Population Registry Office, ¹Excl. tourist marriages.

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Public Health

2008 2009Number of hospital beds 290 .Occupancy rate (%) 85 .Average length of hospitalization (days) 8.9 .Admissions (x1000) 10 .Geriatric Homes (number of beds) 234 237General physicians 82 92Specialists 78 80Dentists/orthodontists 94 .Pharmacists 16 22Veterinarians 3 11Midwives 10 .Physiotherapists 35 .

2007 2008Total number of death, male 284 313Causes of death, maleSymptoms, signs and ill-defined conditions 27 28Communicable diseases 15 19Neoplasm 84 76Diseases of circulatory system 82 86Certain conditions originating in perinatal period 2 2External causes of injury and poisoning 32 37All other diseases 42 65All other diseases 42 65

Total number of death, female 242 247Causes of death, femaleSymptoms, signs and ill-defined conditions 20 25Communicable diseases 15 13Neoplasm 70 68Diseases of circulatory system 74 72Certain conditions originating in perinatal period 0 1External causes of injury and poisoning 10 12All other diseases 53 56

Source: Dr. Horacio Oduber Hospital, SABA (Foundation for the elderly) Department of Public Health, 3


Construction and Utilities

2008 2009Construction applications submitted 1,033 1,031Submitted for houses 794 782Construction permits granted 962 858Construction value:Total millions (Afl.) 670 343Houses millions (Afl.) 128 112

Investment in buildings, in mln. Afl. 256.0 216.0UtilitiesWater supply:Premises connected 37,973 38,857Delivered quantities¹ (x 1000m³) 13,119 12,835

Electricity:Generation (MWh) 913,607 924,318Consumption (MWh) 764,291 773,909

Households (LBS x 1000) 7,438 7,654Commercial (LBS x 1000) 12,990 12,857

Source: Dienst Openbare Werken, WEB, ELmar, Arugas, 4


Politics

2005 2009Number of persons with voting rights 60,635 64,602Number of persons who did vote 51,990 55,750% of turn-out 85.7 86.3Valid votes 51,317 55,121Invalid votes 673 629Abstentions 8,645 8,852Quota 2,443 2,624

Results of elections to the new Parliament by parties2005 2009

Valid votesMEP 22,002 19,804AVP 16,725 26,476PPA 1,092 611OLA 1,725 125²MPA 3,661 2,444RED 3,330 2,378DR 2,414 3,144CURPA 237 139

SeatsSeatsMEP 11 8AVP 8 12PPA - -OLA - -MPA 1 -RED 1 -DR - 1CURPA - -

Source: Population Registry Office 5


Education

Number of studentsGeneral information on Private and Public schools 2007 2008Pre Primary Level 2,713 2,686Primary Level 9,977 9,860Secondary Level 7,549 7,635Middle Level 1,632 1,635Higher level 482 497University Level 128 136

Students by language mostly spoken at home and level of education, 2007 2008

Papiamento 14,852 14,782Dutch 1,594 1,523Spanish 2,917 2,967English 1,459 1,422Other 554 613

Final examination statistics General Full-time Male Female Male FemaleMAVO 82.6 77.7 72.0 72.0HAVO 56.3 55.4 76.2 70.2VWO 55.3 66.3 63.3 65.7Vocational Full-timeEPB E 63 6 55 2 79 1 81 1

% Passed2007 2008

% Passed

EPB - E 63.6 55.2 79.1 81.1EPB - T 60.3 60.0 67.5 71.4EPB - V 73.1 80.0 86.5 90.1EPI - T 67.8 75.0 32.9 50.0EPI - E 51.9 45.9 53.8 67.9EPI - D 100.0 82.5 100.0 91.3EPI - H 72.4 79.2 55.0 58.8

Population¹ by level of education obtained by age category, in %, 2000

15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 TotalPrimary education or less 37% 29% 33% 45% 62% 39%Secundary ecuducation 53% 50% 48% 39% 25% 44%Vocational middle level 8% 12% 10% 6% 5% 9%Higher level and University level 2% 8% 9% 9% 7% 8%Not reported 1% - 1% - 1% 1%

Age category

Source: "Onderwijs op Aruba, Context en Output", CBS 2003 Department of Education (Statistical Yearbook 2007-2008) 1Population 15-65 years, not visiting school 6


Labor

Median gross wages & salaries (in Aruban Afl.)2005 2006

Male 31,634 32,400Female 27,900 29,700Group total 29,787 31,050

Percentage of full-time equivalent jobs by median wages and salary categoriesby gender, 2006Income class in Afl . %Total % Male % Female ≤ 20,000 12.8% 5.5% 7.3%20,001 ≤ 25,000 14.1% 6.3% 7.8%25,001 ≤ 30,000 12.3% 6.1% 6.2%30,001 ≤ 35,000 11.6% 6.1% 5.5%35,001 ≤ 40,000 7.6% 4.1% 3.4%40,001 ≤ 50,000 10.9% 6.0% 4.9%50,001 ≤ 75,000 17.2% 9.4% 7.8%75,001 ≥ 13.5% 9.5% 4.0%

2008 2009Persons employed by the government by ministries¹, Dec. 31Ministry of General Affairs 302 320Ministry of Justice 1,556 1,600Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs 657 673Ministry of Social Affairs and Infrastructure² 544² 568²Ministry of Public Health and Environment 660 653Ministry of Tourism and Transportation 215 210Ministry of Labor, Culture and Sports 292 280Ministry of Education and Administrative Affairs - -Total 4,236 4,304

Participation rate by activity status, % 2000 2007*Employment rate Males 74.2 76.7Employment rate Females 59.2 63.1Unemployment rate Males 6.6 5.0Unemployment rate Females 7.4 6.4

Participation rate by gender, % 2000 2007*Males 79.4 80.7Females 63.9 67.4

Employment and unemployment rates, % 2000 2007*Total employment rate 66.4 69.5Total unemployment rate 7.0 5.7Total particpation rate 71.3 73.8

*Provisional data

1Excl. memb. of Parliament, AAA, DOW, Setar, SVB, APFA, subs. foundations and school teachers incl.contractors and trainees. 2Incl. Min. of Educ. and Adm. Affairs, Source: CBS, DPO.

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Business

Establishments by economic sector 2004 2008Economic sector Freq. Freq.A. Agriculture, hunting and forestry 32 26B. Fishing 2 1C. Mining and quarrying 9 5D. Manufacturing 161 136E. Electricity, gas and water supply 4 4F. Construction 280 254G. Wholesale and retail trade 881 696H. Hotels and restaurants 384 311I. Transport, storage and communications 104 77J. Financial intermediation 97 77K. Real estate, renting and business activities 608 519L. Public administration and defense 3 1M. Education 21 24N. Health and social work 212 193O. Other community, social and personal service 327 257Unknown 7 1Total 3,132 2,582

Number of employees by economic sector 2003 2008Economic sector Freq. Freq.A. Agriculture, hunting and forestry 223 243B. Fishing 23 3C i i d i 0 26C. Mining and quarrying 0 26D. Manufacturing 2,547 2,728E. Electricity, gas and water supply 472 507F. Construction 3,304 4,442G. Wholesale and retail trade 7,617 7,928H. Hotels and restaurants 8,383 10,353I. Transport, storage and communications 1,671 2,079J. Financial intermediation 1,340 1,790K. Real estate, renting and business activities 6,649 6,078L. Public administration and defense 89 166M. Education 1,280 1,876N. Health and social work 1,976 2,085O. Other community, social and personal service 2,361 3,405Unknown 18 4Total 37,953 43,713

Source: CBS, SVB 8


Tourism

2008 2009*Total number of visitorsStay-over passengers 826,774 812,663Cruise Passengers 556,090 606,768Total 1,382,864 1,419,431

Stay-over tourism by country of residenceU.S.A. 537,860 528,064Venezuela 112,034 105,042Colombia 13,303 15,688Canada 32,496 33,859The Netherlands 41,439 41,316Caribbean 23,160 22,632Argentina 4,171 5,492Brazil 8,737 10,600Germany 5,108 3,366Other 44,620 46,604

Type of accommodation used by the visitors (in %) Year avg. Year avg.Hotel 48.4 50.9Timeshare 39.0 34.7Guesthouse/Apartment 2.5 3.1Friends/Relatives 9.1 10.2Other 1.0 0.6

Yearly household income from visitors (in %) Year avg. Year avg.Less than Afl. 35,800 5.3 5.9Afl. 35,801 - Afl.53,700 5.1 5.9Afl. 53,701 - Afl. 89,500 15.4 14.7Afl. 89,501- Afl. 134,250 31.5 27.9Afl.134,251 - Afl.179,000 16.9 13.1Afl. 179,001 and over 13.8 14.0Unknown 11.8 18.5

Cruise tourismShips 299 327Passengers 556,090 606,768Crew members 235,466 254,709Passengers per ship 1,860 1,856

*Provisional data 9


2008 2009*Travel arrangement of the visitors (in %) Year Avg. Year Avg.Pre-paid package 39.2 39.7Own arrangement 60.8 60.3

Av. daily expenditure spent in Aruba per category¹ Year Avg. in Afl. Year Avg. in Afl.Accommodation² 31.92 37.55 Food & beverage 47.27 74.31 Groceries/sundries 7.52 8.22 Entertainment/recreation 10.9 18.17 Taxis 5.7 5.87 Car rental 10.31 10.70 Public transportation 0.41 0.41 Tax free shopping 4.56 3.93 Shopping 37.23 38.95 Casinos 15.27 14.98 Telephone/Internet 1.99 0.32 Other 2.49 3.11 Total 175.57

Average daily expenditure by place of residence Afl. Afl.USA 176.71 178.71Venezuela 260.57 287.30Netherlands 93 69 109 62Netherlands 93.69 109.62Brazil 210.93 225.93Netherlands Antilles 171.3 161.89Canada 117.25 107.61Colombia 156.97 214.39Other 108.04 117.35Total visitors 173.09 183.9

Total rooms and occupancy ratesTotal hotel rooms 7,323 7,459Occupancy rates (%) 76.6% 74.7%

Number of visits to Aruba (in %)First time 35.5 37.12 to 5 times 28.2 27.56 times or more 36.5 35.4Total 100% 100%

* Provisional data, 1Exp.per pers. p/day, while in Aruba, excl.pre-paid packages bought outside of Aruba, 2Excl. expend. on pre-paid packages. Source: Tourist Survey CBS, ATA, CTA 10


Traffic, Transport &Communication

Number of motor-vehicles registered 2008 2009Passenger cars 49,372 49,255¹Irregular - transportation cars 144 147Trucks 1,013 910Busses 120 114Tour busses 159 171Taxis 367 365Rental 3,603 3,545Government cars 518 457Other cars 26 27Motor - cycles, incl. Mopeds 1,604 1,638Special plates 348 318Number of passenger cars per 100 inhabitants 466 460

Total volume of transported bus passengersVolume of passengers 2,723,944 .

Ships into ports & pilotage dues by portTankers and other cargo vessels 505 549Motor-, steamships and sailing ships 928 1069Small ships (<50 BRT) 521 682

il d ( Afl 1000) 1 2 6Pilotage dues (x Afls. 1000) 1,256 .

Landings of aircrafts and revenuesCommercial landings 14,195 13,941Non - commercial landings 4,368 4,998

Total revenues (x Afl. 1000)Landing revenues 4,145 3,929Parking revenues 352 440Passenger facility charges 40,799 39,455Fuel revenues 1,486 1,248

Passengers traveling by air 1,973,559 1,919,948Arrived 967,710 906,644Departed 947,387 924,828In transit 58,462 88,476

Radio and televisionTelevision transmitters 3 3Radio transmitters AM 2 2 FM 17 17Motor vehicle inspectionInspection approved (incl. free of charge) 13,593 10,934Inspection disapproved 4,036 3,155Total vehicles inspected 17,555 14,089

Source: Tax Coll.Office, Arubus, APA, Immigration, AAA, Direct. of Telecomm.Affairs, Dep. of Technical Inspection, 1 incl.names plates 11


Foreign Trade

Import of goods to Aruba (C.I.F.)¹, 2008 2009excl. mineral fuels, by section 01 Live animals and other animal products 136,482 121,08002 Vegetable products 67,552 65,09603 Fats and oils 10,400 8,91504 Food products 214,913 213,48805 Mineral products 29,159 21,60906 Chemical products 196,864 200,45007 Artificial plastic elements 62,285 55,58908 Skins, hides, leather and peltry 22,944 18,83809 Wood, charcoal and woodwork 29,890 18,66510 Materials for the manufacture of paper, paperwork 56,937 49,76011 Textile fibers and articles 101,921 92,54312 Footwear, headgear and umbrellas 26,967 24,72413 Works of stone, gypsum, cement, asbestos 46,652 35,31914 Real pearls (natural) and other precious stones 89,031 71,12015 Base metals and derivated works 134,744 103,21416 Machinery and electro technical equipment 326,054 409,66417 Transport equipment 126,450 103,34118 Optical instruments, apparatus and equipment 115,961 74,98519 Arms and ammunition 78 31020 Various goods and products n.e.s. 51,072 53,41521 Art-objects and collectors items 45,134 40,955T t l 1 891 490 1 783 083

(x 1000 Afl.)

Total 1,891,490 1,783,083

Export of goods from Aruba (F.O.B.)¹, 2008 2009excl.mineral fuels, by section 01 Live animals and other animal products 716 75102 Vegetable products 152 13303 Fats and oils 43 004 Food products 2,544 2,29905 Mineral products 153 6206 Chemical products 3,298 5,28307 Artificial plastic elements 483 1,46208 Skins, hides, leather and peltry 117 1,20909 Wood, charcoal and woodwork 132 13710 Materials for the manufacture of paper, paperwork 509 4,05311 Textile fibers and articles 491 81612 Footwear, headgear and umbrellas 33 12913 Works of stone, gypsum, cement, asbestos 513 32614 Real pearls (natural) and other precious stones 4,940 2,39715 Base metals and derivated works 10,701 8,13216 Machinery and electro technical equipment 11,489 8,96517 Transport equipment 5,437 7,45118 Optical instruments, apparatus and equipment 821 99819 Arms and ammunition 11 1920 Various goods and products n.e.s. 865 38921 Art-objects and collectors items 11,235 10,082Total 54,683 55,094

(x 1000 Afl.)

1C.I.F. (Cost Insurance Freight) 2F.O.B (Free on Board) 12


2008 2009Total Imports and Exports Total Imports 2,030,657 1,957,403 Total Exports 178,774 246,463

Imports to Aruba by country United States 1,088,531 964,832 Netherlands 237,907 306,618 Netherlands Antilles 44,476 43,673 Panama 54,730 58,871 Venezuela 31,262 27,500 Japan 42,948 31,326 Brazil 38,987 28,818 Colombia 41,477 33,745 Italy 26,749 46,178 China 23,669 28,346 Rest 260,754 213,175Total 1,891,490 1,783,083

Exports from Aruba by countries 2008 2009United States 22,270 14,472 Netherlands 9,180 11,031

h l d A ill 9 890 14 895

(x 1000 Afl.)

Netherlands Antilles 9,890 14,895 Panama 1,269 107 Venezuela 3,626 2,051 Taiwan 2,911 1,779 Mexico 55 934 Colombia 631 876 Costa Rica 527 0 Jamaica 334 69 Rest 3,990 8,882Total 56,691 57,103

Imports and exports to and from Free Zone Aruba 2008 2009Imports to Free Zone Aruba 138,553 174,320Exports from Free Zone Aruba 124,091 191,370

Source: CBS, Aruba Foreign Trade Statistics 13


Money and Banking

Components of broad money 2008 2009MoneyCurrency outside banks 181.2 174.6Total Demand deposits: 1,215.7 1,373.7In Aruban florins 1,081.9 12,131.3In Foreign currency 133.6 142.4Quasi-moneyOther deposits: 1,593.5 1,622.2Savings 762.7 830.2Time 830.8 792.0Treasury bills 0.0 0.0Broad money 2,990.4 3,170.5

Detailed balance sheet of The Central Bank of ArubaASSETSDomestic:Government 0.0 0.0Other 21.9 24.4

ForeignGold and Claims in gold 172.0 219.9

(in mln. Afl.)

Claims on:Banks 249.0 72.6Government 0.0 0.0Other 833.8 962.4Total 1,276.7 1,279.4

LIABILITIESDomestic:Capital & Reserves 73.9 76.3Banknotes issued 212.2 200.7Government 99.0 96.2Development Funds 84.6 104.9Official entities 0.0 0.0Demand deposits commercial banks 143.7 194.6Time deposits commercial banks 463.2 474.4Private sector 4.3 1.4Other 29.8 25.7

Foreign 7.5 3.1

Revaluation of gold and foreign exchange holdings 158.6 101.9Total 1,276.7 1,279.4

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Official foreign exchange rates (selling) US$ 1.00 = Afl. 1.792008 2009

Canadian Dollar ($) PA (period average) 1.70 1.59EP (end of period) 1.48 1.72

Pound Sterling PA 3.34 2.84EP 2.65 2.93

Swiss Franc (x100) PA 166.06 165.84EP 168.15 174.21

ECU Euro (x100) PA 264.38 251.10EP 250.36 259.16

Source: Central Bank of Aruba 15


Macro Economic Aspects

Gross domestic product (GDP) and per capita GDP (at market prices)2008* 2009*

Nominal GDP (in mln. Afl.) 4,996 4,695Nominal GDP per capita (in Afl.) 47,455 43,986Real GDP (in mln. Afl.) 3,069 2,836Real GDP per capita (in Afl.) 29,149 26,567

GDP in various countries 2008 GDP mln.Afl. GDP per capita Afl.United States of America 25,233,123 80,634 Japan 8,790,138 61,263 Germany 6,532,549 71,890 United Kingdom 4,772,616 81,533 The Netherlands 1,559,086 83,538 Colombia 436,303 6,530 Venezuela 572,601 15,321 Dominican Republic 81,486 7,522 Trinidad & Tobago 43,326 27,668 Haiti 12,667 1,095 Bermuda 11,513 154,746 Bahamas 13,359 35,587 Netherlands Antilles 6 819 32 360Netherlands Antilles 6,819 32,360 Barbados 6,588 22,710 Aruba 4,876 46,401

Derivation nominal gross domestic product at market prices (in mln. Afl.)2008* 2009*

Final consumption expenditure 3,836 3,616Gross capital formation 1,680 1,361Exports of goods and services 3,475 3,051Less: imports of goods and services 3,994 3,332Gross domestic product (nom.in mln. Afl.) 4,996 4,695

Final consumption expenditure (in mln. Afl.)2008* 2009*

Household consumption expenditure 2,792 2,596 Government consumption expenditure 1,044 1,019 Total 3,836 3,616

Gross capital formation (in mln. Afl.) 2008* 2009*Private investment 1,602 ² 1,270Public investment 78 91Total 1,680 1,361

*Provisional dataSource: CBS, National Accounts of Aruba 2000-2006, Central Bank of Aruba (Quarterly Bulletin 2008-II) United Nations, Statistics Division 16


Public Finance

2008 2009

Taxes on income and profit 356,206 338,751Wage tax 250,029 231,076Income tax -2,311 -1,212Profit tax 102,789 103,161Tax on dividends 5,699 5,726

Taxes on commodities 274,733 251,245Excises on spirits 18,249 16,372Excises on beer 21,622 25,002Excises on gasoline 57,529 58,625Excises on tabacco products 11,496 9,333Import duties 163,821 137,776Rest customs 2,016 4,284

Taxes on property 83,713 83,669Long lease property rights 15,597 16,867Land tax 21,537 28,689Motor - vehicle tax 17,851 19,620Succession tax 14,998 272Transfer tax 13,731 18,221

Taxes on services 62 943 63 042

x Afl. 1000

Taxes on services 62,943 63,042Gambling licenses 24,954 27,004Lodging tax 36,075 33,693Stamp duties 1,915 2,345

Turnover tax (BBO) 168,956 171,417

Other tax and nontax revenues 14,907 22,357

Total tax revenue 961,458 930,482

Source: Central Bank of Aruba, Siad 17


Prices

Consumer price index numbers 2008 2009dec. 2006 = 100 107.9 115.2% change (end of period) -1.9 6.8% change (average) 9.0 -2.1

Consumer price index numbers by groups of consumption expendituresTotal populationSeptember. 2006 =100 2006 2008 2009

Weight Dec. Dec.Food and non-alcoholic beverages 1,125.3 135.9 133.5Alcoholic beverages and tobacco 81.9 109.4 112.6Clothing and footwear 625.9 116.5 119.6Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels 2,553.3 107.8 127.4

741.3 104.7 108.1

Health 235.8 92.2 92.9Transport 1,815.4 102.4 109.6Communications 706.3 82.9 83.4Recreation and culture 891.2 110.1 114.4Ed cation 83 0 109 1 109 5

Furnishings, household equipment and routine maintenance of the house

Education 83.0 109.1 109.5Restaurants and hotels 373.7 1140.4 119.1Miscellaneous goods and services 767.0 97.7 100.3Total Index 10,000 107.9 115.2

Inflation in Aruba per month, 2007 2008 2009Januari 2.2 1.0 -0.4Februari -0.2 0.5 0.8March 0.8 0.7 0.6April 0.2 0.6 0.3May 1.1 0.9 0.5June 2.1 1.8 2.4July -0.5 1.7 1.9August 0.9 1.8 -0.1September -0.4 -0.6 0.4October 0.5 -0.9 -0.4November 1.2 -4.6 0.3December 1.4 -4.5 0.2

Source: CBS, Consumer Price Index (2007 and 2008 have been revised) 18


Social Affairs

Social security 2008 2009General Old Age Insurance:Contributions 177,865 .Benefits 185,662 .General Widow’s and orphan’s insuranceContributions 14,235 .Benefits 10,988 .Accident Insurance:Contributions 9,155 .Benefits 3,296 .Sickness Insurance:Contributions 24,140 .Benefits 20,644 .

Minimum wages (monthly Afl.)Industry 1,505 1,543Service / Trade 1,505 1,543Domestic servants 702 720

Welfare benefits, on January 31Persons on welfare¹ 1,991 1,846Total amount paid (x Afl. 1000) 1,172 1,134p ( ) , ,

Subsistence level by household composition Afl. Afl.Two adults and two children 3,773 3,766

Persons with pension under the general pensions actNumber of persons 2,779 2,902Pension sum (x 1000 Afl.) 7,266 7,658

Children's helplineTotal number of calls: 2,117 1,670Male……………………………………… 825 559Female…………………………………. 670 588Other (incl. not rep.)…………….. 622 523

Youth welfare: children's homes and day-care centers for the handicappedOccupancy per 31 dec. (nr. Of children) 2008 2009Casa Cuna 20 28Kinderhuis Imeldahof 38 41Orthopedagogisch Centrum Aruba 12 11Day - care centre for the handicappedDay - care centre Bibito Pin 37 33

Reported cases of women in distress 98 .

1Incl. temporary disabled, handicapped, foster child allowanceSource: Social Insurance Bank Aruba, Dept. of Labor, Dept. os Social Affairs, CBS Consumer Price Index,APFA, Telefon pa juventud 19


Climate

Temperature in degrees centigrade, precipitation & humidityQueen Beatrix international airport 2008 2009Avg. temperature (°C) 28.2 28.5Total precipitation 772 331N b f i d 79 58Number of rain days 79 58Average humidity (in%) 77 75

Wind, air pressure and duration sunshine2008 2009

Average wind speed (in m/sec) 6.7 7.3Maximum wind gust (in m/sec) 20.0 21.1Average air pressure (in mb) 1,012 1,011Average air pressure (in mb) 1,012 1,011

Source: Meteorological Service Aruba 21


LIST OF PUBLICATIONS CBS

Monthly Publications Quarterly Publications

Consumer Price Index Highlights Monthly review Quarterly Demograhic Bulletin

Dutch, Monthly, March 2010 Febr. 2010 Fourth Quarter 2009

Afls. 2.50 English, Free English, Quarterly, Free

Quarterly Publications

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Foreign Trade Statistics Tourist Profile Economic Profile

Fourth Quarter 2009, English, Snd & Third qrt. 2009, English Snd Quarter 2009, English

Quarterly, Afls.15.00 Quarterly, Afls.10.00 Quarterly, Afls.15.00

Yearly Publications

Demographic Profile Enterprises in Aruba Statistical Yearbook 2008

Aruba 2007, English 2001-2006, English English, Afls. 30.00

Afls. 10.00 Afls.40.00

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Yearly Publications

Government sector of Aruba Tourist Profile Cost Structure of Businesses

1998-2008, English Year report 2008, English 1996-2004, English

Afls. 20.00 Afls. 25.00 Afls.15.00

Yearly Publications

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Geographical Address Population Projections National Accounts of Aruba

Classification 2005, Dutch Aruba 2003-2023 2000-2006, English

Afls. 10.00 Free Afls. 30.00

Incidental Publications

Onderwijs op Aruba, Context en Ontwikkelingen in de Hotel- en Constructing a social accounting

Output, Dutch, Incidental, Constructie sector en het Matrix using supply-use table

Afls.30.00 arbeidspotentiëel op Aruba and institutional sector accounts; Dutch, Census 2000 paper, Free The case of Aruba Dec. 2004,

English, Afls.15.00

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Fourth Population and Housing Gross Domestic Product Double or Quits; A Study on recent

Census 2000; Current 2000-2006, English, Incidental Migration to Aruba 1993 - 2003

Developments of Aruba' s Afls. 5.00 English, Incidental,

Labor Market Afls. 40.00

English, Incidental,

Afls. 40.00

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Cruise Survey 2002 Mapping Census 2000: Social- Fourth Population and Housing

English, Incidental, Demographic diversity on Aruba, Census 2000; The People of

Afls. 25.00 2002, English, Incidental, Aruba, Continuity and Change

Afls. 20.00 English, Incidental,

Afls. 40.00

Het probleem van de Sector Accounts 1995-1998 Woon/Werkverkeer op Aruba

overjarige basisschoolleerlingen English, Afls.15.00 Dutch, Census 2000 paper

in nader perspectief, Dutch Afls.15.00Census 2000 paper, Free

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Leefomstandigheden van De positie van gehandicapten Fourth Population and

bejaarden op Aruba op Aruba, Dutch Housing CensusOct.

Dutch, Census 2000 paper Census 2000 paper English, Afls. 40.00

Afls.15.00 Afls.15.00

Income and Expenditure Survey Labor Force Survey 1997 Measuring inbound tourism2006, Dutch, Afls. 25.00 English, Afls. 35.00 in the Aruban economy

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