Transcript Bild 1 - Statistics Canada

Turnover for the Commercial
and Industrial Machinery
Repair and Maintenance
Sector in Sweden
Johan Åhman
[email protected]
Outline of presentation
• Part 1: Definition of service being collected
• Part 2: Market conditions
• Part 3: National Accounts
• Part 4: Turnover data method
• Part 5: Prices
Part 1:
Definition of service
being collected
Part 1: Definition of service
• NACE 33: Repair and maintenance
Part 2:
Market conditions
Turnover by section
31
30
2%
2%
33
2%
32
2%
10
9%
11-12 13
1% 0% 14
0%
15
0%
16
5%
29
13%
17
8%
18
2%
28
11%
19-21
10%
27
4%
26
8%
25
7%
24
8%
23
3%
22
3%
Value added by section
33
2%
31
2%
30
3%
32
2%
11-12
2%
10
6%
13
1%
14
15
0%
0%
16
4%
29
10%
17
7%
18
2%
28
12%
19-21
15%
27
3%
26
10%
25
9%
24
5%
22
23 3%
2%
Turnover by group
45,000
40,000
35,000
30,000
25,000
33
33.1
20,000
33.2
15,000
10,000
5,000
0
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
Part 3:
National Accounts
Annual GDP
• SBS is main source, other sources are used as
complement
• In manufacturing sector (NACE 10-33) Prodcom is
used for turnover by product
• Intermediate consumption from SBS and
complementary survey on intermediate
consumption in manufacturing sector
Quarterly GDP
• Single most important source in manufacturing
sector – IPI
• Deflated by PPI
• Adjustments made in calculations of GDP to
produce estimates of growth instead of production
Part 4:
Turnover data method
STS
• Industrial production index
• Monthly (quarterly and annual) statistics, only
turnover
• EU-regulated survey
• Sample survey
• Results presented as development indices,
released t+40 days
• Data in NACE Rev. 2 2000• No admin data used at present
SBS
• Annual statistics on total turnover (NACE 01-96
excl. 64-66, 84)
• EU-regulated survey
• Based on administrative (tax) data
• 600 largest enterprises surveyed separately
• Transmission to NA t+15 months
• Preliminary results transmission to Eurostat t+10
months, definitive t+18 months
• Data in NACE Rev. 2 2000-
SBS
• Since NACE Revision product by turnover is
collected via SBS (not used by NA yet)
Variable CPA
Name
v2941
33.11
Repair services of fabricated metal products
v2942
33.12
Repair services of machinery
v2943
33.13
Repair services of electronic and optical equipment
v2944
33.14
Repair services of electrical equipment
v2945
33.15- Repair and maintenance services of ships and boats,
17
aircraft and spacecraft, other transport equipment
v2946
33.19
Repair services of other equipment
v2947
33.20
Installation services of industrial machinery and
equipment
Prodcom
• Turnover by product in manufacturing sector
(NACE 10-33) via Prodcom (EU-regulated)
• Statistical unit “control number” (≈ KAU)
• Enterprises with >10 or >20 empl. or >50 SEK
million turnover previous year surveyed
• 3 700 surveyed in 2010, 115 in NACE 33
Prodcom
• National version of CN (Combined Nomenclature)
is used (“artificial” CN for industrial services)
• Translated into Prodcom codes (if available) before
data transmission to Eurostat (prel. t+6 months,
def. t+13 months)
• Transmission of detailed results to NA t+15 months
(together with SBS data)
Prodcom
• A total of 91 detailed products in CPA 33
CPA
CN
No. of
products
33.11
9923311
11
33.12
9923312
22
33.13
9923313
5
33.14
9923314
3
33.15
9923315
2
33.16
9923316
1
33.17
9923317
3
33.19
9923319
13
33.20
9943320-22, 9953320
31
Prodcom
• Data collection:
• Web-based questionnaire
• Pre-printed of last years values (if available)
Industrial production 2011
Specification of turnover
Industrial production
Other activities:
Value 2010 Value 2011
12 500
1 000
NACE: 46380
700
NACE: 58110
300
CN
Prodcom Quantity 2010 Value 2010 Quantity 2011 Value 2011
→ 99233110 33111200
100
6 500
99233120 33121100
100
3 000
99233130 33131110
50
3 000
NACE:
NACE:
NACE:
Total turnover
13 500
• Consistency checks between Prodcom and SBS
Part 5:
Prices
Prices
• All product groups but one (33.19) covered by PPI.
• Some not published due to confidentiality
• Usually based on hourly rate
• Not ideal but practical
• Large part of turnover are bigger projects invoiced
at one point – difficult to measure specific service
over time
Questions?
Thank you!