Statistical Sources on Public Sector Employment [electronic resource] /
Feys, Bernard.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Imbert-Luccioni, Magali.
Paris : OECD Publishing,
1994.
Public sector reform requires internationally comparable statistics. This report explores several important aspects of currently available statistical sources on public sector employment. It examines who is responsible for collection, data collection methods, and available statistical publications. It also assesses the degree of similarity of national statistical concepts of the government sector, of comparability of national statistics across countries, and of adherence to international standards.
Foreword -- PART I. CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARABILITY OF PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS IN OECD MEMBER COUNTRIES -- Introduction -- Summary of findings -- Implications for action -- --Section 1. Standardised International Concepts of the Public Sector  -- --Section 2. Use of the Standardised SNA Concepts by International Organisations  -- --Section 3. National Definitions of the Public Sector and the SNA Concepts -- --Section 4. Comparing National Concepts using the Figures -- Main Conclusions and Ways Forward  -- Bibliography -- Addendum: Brief Overview of the 1993 Revision of the SNA -- Tables -- -1 . Public employment figures. Denmark  -- 2 . Comparing national figures with international ones  -- Figures -- -1 .Definitions of public sector and related concepts in the 1968 SNA and ISIC -- 2 . How national definitions compare  -- 3. The public sector as defined by the 1993 SNA38 -- PART II. METHODOLOGICAL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE NATIONAL STATISTICAL SOURCES -- Australia  -- Austria  -- Belgium  -- Canada  -- Denmark -- Finland  -- France  -- Germany  -- Greece  -- Iceland -- Ireland -- Italy  -- Japan  -- Luxembourg  -- Netherlands  -- New Zealand  -- Norway -- Portugal  -- Spain  -- Sweden  -- Switzerland  -- Turkey -- UnitedKingdom  -- United States
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Public sector reform requires internationally comparable statistics. This report explores several important aspects of currently available statistical sources on public sector employment. It examines who is responsible for collection, data collection methods, and available statistical publications. It also assesses the degree of similarity of national statistical concepts of the government sector, of comparability of national statistics across countries, and of adherence to international standards.
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