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| IND104A - Industrial production indices by industrial activities CANE Rev.1 - base year 2000 |
| Definition |
The industrial production index (IPI) measures the evolution of the results of industrial activities from one period to another, this being a Laspeyres-type volume index, calculated from the series of representative products at the level of each industrial activity and their weight (gross added value at the cost of factors in the base year). |
| Periodicity |
Annual |
| Data sources |
Statistical survey on industrial products and services - monthly, since 2005 details |
| Methodology |
Since 2004, 2000 represents the reference year used in the IPI calculation, according with Eurostat recommendations and with requests that are included in the aquis communautaire. Data series for 2000-2003 period were recalculated according to the new weighting structure.
The industrial production indices measure its evolution per total industry, by section (mining and quarrying, manufacturing and electric, thermal energy, gas and water) and by CANE division Rev.1 (10, 11, 13, 14, 15-29, 31-36, 40, 41) .
The primary indices of industrial physical production are aggregated by a system of successive weightings, using the average price of basic year (2000) for the aggregation at level of product (PRODIND - upper aggregation level of PRODROM), while for upper aggregation levels (CANE class, group, division, section ), it is used the gross value added at the cost of factors (GVACF) of the basic year (2000).
The first aggregated level as weighting element is the level of CANE Rev. 1 class, the next aggregation levels being determined as a weighted arithmetic mean of the CANE Rev. 1 classes, groups, divisions, sections indices, with the corresponding GVACF of the basic year (2000). |
| Last update |
OCT 06, 2008 |
| Responsible person |
Baicoianu E. Violeta Roxana; e-mail: violeta.baicoianu@insse.ro; tel. 0213177775 |
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