2nd International Workshop on Economic Census, Seoul, Republic of Korea July 6-9, 2009

ECONOMIC CENSUS IN THE PHILIPPINES: Data Dissemination

Carmelita N. ErictaAdministrator,

National Statistics Office

Outline of PresentationOutline of Presentation

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1. Introduction

2. Dissemination of Economic Census Results

3. Concluding Remarks

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Economic Census:

Census of Philippine Business and Industry (CPBI)

designated statistical activity conducted every five years

2006 CPBI: 14th in the series of economic censuses

1903, 1918, 1939, 1948, 1961, 1967, 1972, 1975, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1994, and 1999.

Scope and CoverageScope and Coverage

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14 sectors of the economy•Agriculture, hunting and forestry•Fishing•Mining and quarrying•Manufacturing•Electricity, gas and water•Construction•Wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles and personal and household goods•Hotels and restaurants•Transport, storage and communications•Financial intermediation•Real estate, renting and business activities•Education•Health and social work•Other community, social and personal service activities.

2006 CPBI Questionnaires2006 CPBI Questionnaires

Form Type SectorSpot Color

CPBI Form 1Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing

Green

CPBI Form 2

Mining and Quarrying; Manufacturing; Electricity, Gas and Water

Yellow

CPBI Form 3 Construction Orange

CPBI Form 4Business and Services

Blue

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Unit of EnumerationUnit of Enumeration

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 The statistical unit or unit of enumeration used in the 2006 CPBI is the establishment, defined as: “an economic unit under a single ownership or control, i.e. under a single legal entity, engaged in one or predominantly one kind of economic activity at a single fixed location.”

Classification Systems UsedClassification Systems Used

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Economic Organization

Legal Organization

Size of Establishments Average Total Engaged (ATE)

Industrial Classification 1994 PSIC based on ISIC Rev. 3

Geographic Classification

Philippine Standard Geographic Codes (PSGC)

DomainsDomains

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Using Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) as of December 30, 2006

Using Philippine Standard Geographic Code (PSGC) as of December 30, 2006

ATE less than 2017 Regions

ATE 20 and over17 Regions81 Provinces39 Highly Urbanized Cities and Municipalities

7. Response Rate: 92.1 percent7. Response Rate: 92.1 percent

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Objective of the 2006 CPBI:

collect information on the structure and trends of economic activities in the entire country

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Uses of Data:

• constructing national and regional income accounts of the Philippine economy

• formulating and monitoring plans/policies in the attainment of national and regional economic goals

• determining and comparing regional economic structure and performances

• providing updates for the frame of establishments

• conducting market research and feasibility studies

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Users of Data:

• constructing national and regional income accounts

• formulating and monitoring plans/policies

• determining and comparing regional economic structure and performances

• providing updates for the frame of establishments

• conducting market research and feasibility studies

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National Statistical Coordination Board

National and regional government agencies;

congress; local government units

National Statistics Office

Private sector

Quality Assurance MeasuresQuality Assurance Measures

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Advance Release Calendar (ARC)

•informs the data users about the dates when the preliminary and final results will be available.

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Dissemination of census results:•special releases, •publications and •user’s fora

Established methods are used to safeguard the confidentiality of individual business data as mandated by Commonwealth Act 591.

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Preliminary results: Special releases •Prepared by sector and economy-wide•Text showing highlights of census results•Summary tables•Technical notes

Special releases are uploaded in the NSO website http://www.census.gov.ph

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•Special Releases Provides summary highlights of

preliminary census results of each sector

Disseminated through the NSO Website at http:/www.census.gov.ph

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•Press Releases informing the public that final census

data are already available through the NSO website

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Final Results: Publications

•Published in 17 volumes•Text showing highlights of census results•Summary and detailed tables•Technical notes

Available both in hard copy and CDs.

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ForewordExplanatory Text

IntroductionLegal AuthorityConfidentiality of InformationUnit of EnumerationScope and CoverageUses of CPBI DataReference PeriodCPBI Slogan and LogoData ItemsQuestionnaire UsedFrame of EstablishmentsEconomic OrganizationLegal OrganizationIndustrial ClassificationGeographic ClassificationSize of EstablishmentSampling DesignDetermination of Sample SizeSample Allocation for Non-certainty StrataSample SelectionEstimation ProcedurePhases of OperationConcepts and Definition

Brief Analysis

•Publications Contents of Publications

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•Publications Contents of Publication

Tables

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•Publications are printed in 17 volumes as follows:

Volume 1 – Agriculture

2 - Fishing

3 – Mining and Quarrying

4 – Manufacturing (All)

5 – Manufacturing (Large)

6 – Manufacturing (Small) 7 – Electricity, Gas and Water

8 - Construction

Supply

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•Publications are printed in 17 volumes as follows:

13 – Real Estate Renting and

14 – Private Education

15 – Health and Social Work

16 - Other Community, Social

Volume 9 – Wholesale and Retail

10 – Hotels and Restaurants

11 – Transportation, Storage

12 – Financial Intermediation

Printed copies -500 for economy- wide

volumes -300 each for other

volumes

17 – Economy Wide

Trade

& Personal Services

Other Business Activities

and Communications

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Users’ Forum

Conducted in all 17 regions

Participants include representatives of

Government agencies

Academe

Private sector, including respondents and industry associations

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Users’ Forum

Highlights of census results

Discussions on uses and policy implications of results by representatives of

Government agenciesAcademePrivate sector

Open forum

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Statistics on demand:

•No microdata are made available to data users•Processing of statistical tables other than published ones are done by NSO staff •Confidentiality considerations are taken into account•Subject to pricing policy

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Other channels of dissemination:

•Tri-media

•Seminars conducted by

•Academe

•Industry associations

•Other government agencies

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Developments in the pipeline:

•Training of staff on the system of national accounts

•Statistics on demand via website

•“Data enclave”

3. Concluding Remarks3. Concluding Remarks

THANK

YOU

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