Abstract
The main macroeconomic goal for every economy is undoubtedly to achieve rapid and steady economic growth. Knowledge of the present economic situation remains essential to formulate policy. Each economic sector plays a vital role in the overall growth of the economy. This study investigates the contributions of the various sectors to the economic growth of Namibia, using 1990 to 2021 time series data. A log-linear regression model is employed in the analysis. The study results show that each sector component in the analysis makes a distinct contribution to the growth rate of the economy; with the service sector making the most contribution, the industrial sector coming in second, and the agricultural sector making the least. The findings indicate that the contributions from the industrial and service sectors have not separately impacted economic growth. As a result, the integration of the contributions from these two sectors has a major influence on economic expansion. The study concludes with policy implications.