The OECD STAN Database for Industrial Analysis
Subtitle: 1978/1997 1998 Edition
By: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development = La base de données STAN de l'OCDE pour l'analyse de l'industrie : 1978/1997 Edition 1998 / Organisation de coopération et de développement économiques
Edition: 1998 Edition
Publisher: OECD Publishing
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Paris
Language: mul
Format: [electronic resource]:
Number of pages: 378
ISBN-13: 9789264072572
Subjects: Industry and Services
Other titles: La base de données STAN de l'OCDE pour l'analyse de l'industrie
Description: The Structural Analysis Industrial STAN database covers 49 manufacturing sectors in 22 OECD countries from 1978 to 1997, thereby providing some of the most complete international data on industrial activity available to date. STAN contains estimates comparable with national accounts for the following measures of industrial activity: production, value added (at current and constant prices), gross fixed capital formation, number engaged, labour compensation, exports and imports.Issued every year, this publication provides a useful tool for international economic research and analysis. It reflects general trends and highlights inter-industry relationships, permits the construction of a wide range of industrial indicators (for example, shifting shares of output and employment by industry, investment per worker, import penetration) and enables modelling exercises at a detailed industrial level.
Table of contents: title: Sources and Methods; title: Introduction; title: The Coverage of the STAN Database; title: The Estimation Procedure; title: Part one: estimation of a complete survey level database; title: Part two: national accounts compatible estimates; title: Part three: the review process; title: Part four: extension of the time series; title: Use of this data; title: Notes; title: Electronic availability of STAN; title: Other compatible data; title: International comparisons; title: STAN – National Accounts Estimates; title: Exchange Rates and Purchasing Power Parities for GDP