GDP by Expenditure  Component  2019*  2020** I  II  III  IV  2020  2021*** I  II  III  GDP  5.02  2.97  -5.32  -3.49  -2.19  -2.07  -0.71  7.07  3.51  Private Consumption  5.04  2.83  -5.52  -4.05  -3.61  -2.63  -2.21  5.96  1.03  Government Consumption  3.26  3.77  -6.90  9.76  1.76  1.94  2.58  8.03  0.66  Investment  4.45  1.70  -8.61  -6.48  -6.15  -4.95  -0.23  7.54  3.74  Building Investment  5.37  2.76  -5.26  -5.60  -6.63  -3.78  -0.74  4.36  3.36  Non Building Investment  1.83  -1.46  -18.62  -8.99  -4.71  -8.38  1.39  18.58  4.89  Exports  -0.86  0.36  -12.02  -11.66  -7.21  -7.70  7.09  31.98  29.16  Imports  -7.39  -3.62  -18.29  -23.00  -13.52  -14.71  5.38  31.72  30.11  Source : BPS  Description: *Preliminary figures; ** Figures are very provisional; *** Figures are very, very provisional  had to take, undoubtedly had an impact on the economy, especially private consumption that grew by just1.03% in the third quarter of 2021.
Similarly, restrictions on mobility resulted in a lower-thanexpected increase in investment at 3.74% in the third quarter of 2021. Growth support from export performance remained high, namely 29.16% in the third quarter of 2021, in line with persistently solid demand from major trading partners, yet has been unable to compensate the decline in private consumption and investment growth.