Agriculture Sector Contribution to GDP in Switzerland (1990-2022)

Agriculture Sector Contribution to GDP in Switzerland (1990-2022)

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TGM StatBox. (2024). Agriculture Sector Contribution to GDP in Switzerland (1990-2022). TGM StatBox.
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Timeframe: 1990-2022
Country: Switzerland
Published date: 2024
Note: Agriculture (% of GDP), according to World Development Indicators, measures the contribution of the agricultural sector to a country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This metric reflects the economic significance of activities such as farming, forestry, and fishing, indicating the value generated by agriculture relative to the overall economy.
Key Takeaways
Switzerland’s agriculture sector experienced a gradual decline in GDP contribution from 2.1% in 1990 to a minimal 0.6-0.7% by 2022. This reduction aligns with Switzerland’s focus on high-value industries such as banking, pharmaceuticals, and precision manufacturing, which gradually replaced agriculture's role in GDP. In the early 1990s, the contribution steadily fell, dipping below 1% by 2001, influenced by Switzerland’s participation in trade agreements that increased imports and reduced agricultural reliance.

Despite the small share, agriculture remains crucial for rural landscapes and environmental sustainability. Fluctuations around 0.6-0.8% since the 2010s reflect ongoing, albeit limited, support for the sector to maintain food security and rural employment within a service-driven economy.

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