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Description of methods and sources for Albania - INSTAT

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IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary StatisticalCooperation Programme<strong>and</strong> by the expenditure approach are not eliminated in the process <strong>of</strong> finalization <strong>of</strong>estimates.There<strong>for</strong>e, the practice to show or publish statistical discrepancies as the differencebetween GDP by the production <strong>and</strong> by the expenditure approach is used incompiling <strong>and</strong> publishing national account data. Statistical discrepancies arepublished together with changes in inventories. The table 6.1 shows the differencesbetween the two approaches <strong>of</strong> GDP.<strong>Albania</strong>n National Accounts sector, during the TWINING project, in cooperationwith ISTAT has tried to develop a simplified input-output system based on asymmetric table (IOT). This approach did not completely fulfill ESA95recommendations since it did not include the compilation <strong>of</strong> supply <strong>and</strong> use tablesthat are not possible to compile, given the current state <strong>of</strong> the art <strong>of</strong> basic statistics.Thus, this method is not used yet to make balancing procedure between the two GDPapproaches in <strong>Albania</strong>. <strong>INSTAT</strong> will start to develop a strategy in order to makeSUT <strong>and</strong> to collect the necessary data <strong>sources</strong> to do it in the future.49Table 6.1Differences in two approaches <strong>of</strong> GDPIn Million LEKProduction ApproachExpenditure ApproachAgriculture, 154,648Final Consumption <strong>of</strong>Households 680,323Industry 88,207Final Consumption <strong>of</strong> GeneralGovernment 89,411Construction 113,724 Consumption <strong>of</strong> NPISH-s 1,371-Trade, Hotels <strong>and</strong>Restaurants 166,125-Transport 43,350 Gross Fixed Capital Formation 343,882-Post <strong>and</strong> Communication 31,614-Other Services 197,517 Net export -208,067FISIM (-) 30,446Change in inventories &Taxes on products 121,188 statistical discrepancies *-24,712Subsidies on products (-) 3,718GDP 882,209 GDP 882,209* The item “Change in inventory <strong>and</strong> statistical discrepancies” represent thedifferences between the two approaches <strong>of</strong> published GDP.6.2 Other approaches used to validate GDPThe most important step to validate the estimates <strong>of</strong> GDP level <strong>and</strong> particularlyexhaustiveness was the introduction <strong>of</strong> Input Labor Method in year 2005.Thus, the labor input statistics are used <strong>for</strong> the validation <strong>of</strong> estimates <strong>of</strong> GDP by theproduction approach, which allows the analysis <strong>of</strong> data exhaustiveness by activitylevel.102/236

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