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Page 1: THE SOUTH AFRICA I KNOW, THE HOME I UNDERSTAND EN/SUT/2014/Pres/22 Expert group on Supply and Use tables Mauritius, June ‘14 Chapter 2: The use of commodity

THE SOUTH AFRICA I KNOW, THE HOME I UNDERSTAND

EN/SUT/2014/Pres/22

Expert group on Supply and Use tablesMauritius, June ‘14

Chapter 2: The use of commodity flow: consistency and missing values

Comments

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Chapter outline

Short introduction

Commodity flow approach examples

Conclusion

The basic equation:

DP + IMP + ADJ = IC + GFCE + HFCE + NPISH + GFCF + Δ INV + EXP

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Example poultrySUPPLY

Domestic production (value at farm gate) 6,150

plus Imports (c.i.f.) 350

plus Taxes on poultry 0

less Subsidies on poultry 0

plus Trade margins (on household consumption) 130

plus Trade margins (on purchases by pet food manufacturers) 10

plus Transport charges 65

equals Total supply 6,705

USES

Intermediate consumption (for pet food) 1,000

plus Household final consumption expenditure Unknown

plus Government final consumption expenditure 0

plus Gross fixed capital formation 0

plus Change in inventories 0

plus Exports 45

equals Total known uses 1,045

RESIDUAL CALCULATION

Total supply 6,705

less Total known uses 1,045

equals Final consumption expenditure by households 5,660

known

assume

calculate

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Example tobaccoSUPPLY

Domestic production (basic prices) 8,200

plus Imports (c.i.f.) 1,200

plus Taxes on tobacco 940

less Subsidies on tobacco 0

plus Trade margins (on household consumption) 1,340

plus Transport charges 300

equals Total supply 11,980

USES

Intermediate consumption 0

plus Household final consumption expenditure 8,000

plus Government final consumption expenditure 0

plus Gross fixed capital formation 0

plus Change in inventories –10

plus Exports 350

equals Total uses 8,340

DISCREPANCY

Total supply 11,980

less Total uses 8,340

equals Discrepancy 3,640

known

assume

calculate ADJUSTMENT

Household final consumption expenditure 8,000

plus Discrepancy 3,640

Revised Household final consumption expenditure 11,640

adjusted

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Example wood

known

assume

calculate

adjusted

SUPPLY

Domestic production 4,900

Plus Imports 1,050

Plus Transport costs 595

Plus Trade margin 1,309

Plus Product taxes 0

Equals Total Supply at purchasers prices 7,854

USES

Intermediate consumption ( 260 + 4500 + 3750) 8,510

Plus Household final consumption expenditure 235

Plus Gross fixed capital formation 0

Plus Change in inventories -785

Plus Exports 1,800

Equals Total uses 9,760

DISCREPANCY

Total supply 7,854

Less total uses 9,760

Equals discrepancy -1,906

ADJUSTMENT

Domestic production 6089

Plus Imports 1305

Plus Transport costs 739

Plus Trade margin 1627

Plus Product taxes 0

Equals Total Supply at purchasers prices 9760

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Chapter conclusions

Identify firm vs soft estimates

Zero vs Non-zero estimates

Knowledge of neighbours

Knowlegde of own country

Informal sector

Revisions

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Some thoughts

Clear and precise

Practical examples

Data tri-angulation

+ Advice on judging quality

Secondary production

Input cost structures

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ENDJoe de Beer

DDG: Economic Statistics

+27 12 310 [email protected]