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| [Opening and
Progress Reports] |
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| Session leader:
Magali Demotes-Mainard |
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| [Producer
Price Indexes] |
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| Session leader:
Irwin Gerduk |
|
Prepackaged Software
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Session Chair: Nicholas Palmer,
Office of National Statistics, UK,
e-mail: Nicholas.Palmer@ons.
gsi.gov.uk
*Survey on the work done internationally to measure PPI price change and countries
experiences in surveying this industry ? - business model, pricing methodology, quality
issues, and repricing results.
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| Computer Services, Scheduled Air Transportation,
Sea Freight, and Courier Services |
| |
Session Chair: Benoit Buisson,
Insee, France,
e-mail: Benoit.Buisson@insee.fr
*Discussion of different countries experiences in attempting to survey in the selected industries. Strategies and
methodologies employed, difficulties and problems identified |
| Quality Adjustment and
Fitness for Use |
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Session Chair: Kiyohito Utsunomiya, Bank of Japan,
e-mail: Kiyohito.Utsunomiya@boj.or.jp
*Index quality adjustment and fitness for use of a PPI index in measuring real GDP. |
| OECD Inquiry on PPI
Collections |
| |
Session Chair: Seppo Varjonen, OECD,
e-mail:Seppo.Varjonen@oecd.org
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|
|
| [Information
society] |
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| Session leader:
Lea Parjo |
|
A
framework for knowledge-based society statistics |
| |
What kind
of information is available via existing surveys, what
are the areas not covered |
| ICT
services |
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Commodities
classified under ICT services |
| ICT
in enterprises |
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Reports
of experiences of such surveys, and development of new
modules e.g. for measurement of impacts
Measuring outsourcing and subcontracting
ICT and business performance
Measuring ICT investments |
| Measuring
the knowledge- based economy |
| |
Innovation,
mobility, skills and human capital, and intangibles. |
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| |
| [Classification]
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| Session leader:
Paul Johanis |
|
In the context of the 2007 revisions to ISIC and CPC, extensive
consultations are being conducted during 2003 on desired changes and
additions to these classifications. As part of this process, the United
Nations Statistical Division has sent a questionnaire and associated
background papers to all national statistical offices and relevant
international organizations in order to collect their views on specific
questions and proposals for this revision. The objective is to collect all
this input by the end of 2003 so that specific changes and revisions can be
developed and agreed upon in 2004.
The next meeting of the Voorburg group is therefore an ideal opportunity to
gather input from practitioners in the field of services statistics
regarding improvements you would like to see implemented in ISIC and the CPC
related to the services. The classification session will be organized to
collect and discuss such proposals in two blocks: activity classification
(ISIC) and product classification (CPC).
In the ISIC block, topics for discussion will include the proposed structure
changes to ISIC aimed at providing more services categories at all levels of
the classification. These include new categories for Information; Scientific,
professional and technical services; Support services; and Water supply,
waste management and remediation (see ISIC structure paper for details).
Papers that express views and comments on these proposals would be
appreciated, plus any proposals for additional or changed detail that better
represent the evolution of services activities in the world economy.
In the CPC block, topics for discussion will include proposed changes to the
aggregation structure of the CPC, changes to details that are consequential
on decisions regarding aggregation structure and any proposals for additional
or changed detail that better represent the evolution of service products in
the world economy. Papers that illustrate or express views on the basis of
aggregation for the CPC (industry of origin, demand, or both) or that
provide specific proposals for new or changed details would be appreciated.
|
|
|
| [Turnover
in service] |
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| Session leader:
Pekka Alajääskö |
|
|
An inventory of how European countries monitor the detailed breakdown of turnover for service industries
will be presented, as far as possible supplemented with experiences from other countries.
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|
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| [Strategy] |
| |
| Session leader:
Peter Boegh Nielsen |
|
In the last 10 years we have seen a considerable development in the statistical coverage of
the services sector in many countries. But due to the dynamic development of the services sector
and the increasing focus on statistical data from policy makers, national statistical offices
are confronted with new and increasing needs. In order to fulfil emerging user needs and manage
available resources in efficient way, more long term planning of the statistical production is a
necessity. This session shall discuss country experiences and plans for future development of
the services sector statistics. The session shall address the problems encountered by countries
with a more developed statistical system for services sector statistics as well as countries in
the phase of setting up service sector statistics.
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|
|
| [Future] |
| |
| Session leader:
Magali Demotes-Mainard |
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