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Estimating current price GVA and GDP for Scotland Sandy Stewart OCEA
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Overview of presentation Experimental Statistics – Work in Progress Building on exercise for GERS 06-07 UK Starting Point – NA definitions Regional Accounts – Gross Value Added Calculation of Gross Domestic Product Taxes less Subsidies on Products Treatment of Extra Regio Further Considerations
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UK starting point UK quarterly National Accounts UK GVA, GDP, Taxes on Products and Subsidies on Products – Not Seasonally Adjusted – figures as “raw” as possible. Frozen snapshot at 2007 Q2 – consistent with Blue Book 2007 Detailed breakdown of taxes and subsidies on products
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Scottish starting point Regional Accounts GVA Problem – Regional Accounts (and National Accounts) not balanced since 2004 – treatment of statistical discrepancy Use raw (unsmoothed) estimates of GVA in preference to headline (smoothed) GVA Accuracy of GVA (I) – too much emphasis on compensation of employees.
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Gross Domestic Product Gross Value Added at basic prices plus Taxes on products Less Subsidies on products equals Gross Domestic Product at market prices
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Taxes on Products VAT (59%) – apportion by household consumption, EFS, ONS Fuel duties (15%) – apportioned by proportion of road traffic fuel consumption, BERR Tobacco duties (8%) - apportion by household consumption, EFS, ONS Stamp duties (5%) – land and property stamp duty: HMRC ; stocks and shares, FRS,DWP Others – various – see paper
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Subsidies on Products Central government subsidies apportioned by Regional Accounts GVA – housing, transport, coal, electricity, recreation and economic affairs by total GVA; agriculture, construction and health by sectoral GVA Local government subsidies – use figures supplied by SG for National Accounts More work required – especially on Agriculture – note reclassification from subsidies on products to subsidies on production in 2005-06.
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Extra Regio Two components – Continental Shelf activity (95%), and Public Administration and Defence (5%). Two methods of apportionment –CS and PAD by population –CS by geography and PAD by population Research by Kemp and Stephen (see GERS 2006-07) No taxes or subsidies on products in Extra Regio
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Considerations Consider build-up of annual figures from quarterly data Consumption-based or production-based apportionment Use of raw, not headline or SA, figures Quality of income-based GVA (Regional Accounts) Future corrections, balances and re- classifications – large revisions.
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