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PRACTICES OF INDONESIA Calculation quarterly and yearly National consultation meeting between provincial data and national data quarterly Regional consultation meeting on several provincial by island yearlyTRANSCRIPT
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INDONESIA COUNTRY PRACTICES
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON REGIONAL PRODUCTS AND INCOME ACCOUNTS
BEIJING, CHINA 15-17 MARCH 2010
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Indonesia
• 33 provinces• 370 regencies & 95
municipalities• Area 1.91 million km2
• Population 228,5 million (2008)
• Population growth 1.36 % (2000-2008)
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PRACTICES OF INDONESIA
• Calculation quarterly and yearly• National consultation meeting between
provincial data and national data quarterly• Regional consultation meeting on several
provincial by island yearly
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DISCREPANCIES
1. National aggregates and sum of regional data both in current and constant prices
2. Production approach and expenditure approach
3. GRP by provinces and total GRP of district/municipality data
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SOURCES OF DISCREPANCIES
• Differences between inflation data national and provincial data
• Sources of data collection
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PROBLEMS
• Differencies between source of data between national and regional
• Source of final consumption data from socio economic survey yearly, presentation quarterly
• Data gaps remain in the source statistics, examples: services sector data
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Main types of data sources (Examples on several sector)
Industrial Origin National Level Provinces level (33 Provinces)
Food Crops BPS 26:BPS; 7 Administrative data
Estate Crops BPS 1: BPS; 32: Administrative data
Livestock & Its Product BPS 2: BPS; 31: Administrative data
Water Supply BPS 3:BPS; 8: admnistrative data; 22: reports of individual unit
Hotel BPS 33 :BPS
Road Transport BPS 5: BPS; 28: administrative data
Bank BPS-Central Bank 33: BPS
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Compilation Approaches
• The integrated approach: - Input-Output Table; SUT (in progress)
• Use of integrated National Input-Output Tables for:
- Commodity balance methods- Reconciliation of input and output of products- Identification of errors; -weaknesses in the source data- Filling in gaps using fixed ratios
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EFFORTS TO MINIMIZE DISCREPANCIES
• Reconciliation data on national consultation meeting by evaluating: methodology, source of raw data, coverage of data
• Identifiying source of discrepancies• Discusing comparative of raw data
(database) and develop the sources and methods that best measure the required concept according to the circumstances.
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Main types of methodology (Examples on several sector)
Industrial Origin National Level Provinces level (33 Provinces)
Food Crops Production approach (PA)
Production approach
Estate Crops Production approach Production approach
Livestock & Its Product Production approach Production approach
Mining Income approach (IA) Production approach
Construction Income approach 10:PA; 5:IA; 18 :others
Bank Income approach 6:PA; 27:IA
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PLAN TO CHANGE
• Calculation GRP and GDP by income approaches due biased data on income
• Implementation on SNA 2008• Implementation on ISIC rev.4• Implementation data of Census of
Economy 2006 as benchmark