Description of methods and sources for Albania - INSTAT

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IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary StatisticalCooperation Programme3.9.2 Data sources and methodsCoverage of accounting statements for enterprises is complete and output,intermediate consumption and gross value added are estimated under the sameprinciples, corrections and adjustment as for other industries.3.9.3 Output in data sources, correction and adjustmentsOutput in data sources for enterprises is equal to the value of sales, own accountproduction, changes in inventory of finished goods and work in progress. Output isadjusted for non-reporting and underreporting in data sources (exhaustivenessadjustments for output are estimated on the final value).Total output in extracting industry is estimated at 18 129 million LEK in 2006.3.9.4 Intermediate consumption in data sources, correction and adjustmentsIntermediate Consumption represents the value of products or services transformedor totally consumed during the production process. The use of fixed assets in work isnot taken into consideration. It is highlighted during consumption of fixed capital andpositive conceptual adjustment for FISIM is not done, because FISIM is not allocatedyet by each branch. Intermediate Consumption is equal by row and other materialplus other supplies and services.Intermediate consumption is estimated at 12.235 million LEK in 2006.3.10 Manufacturing (D)3.10.1 IntroductionPrivate sector produces 93.5 percent of total value added of the manufacturingindustry and the rest is produced by the public enterprises. With a 7.5 percent sharein total of gross value added in 2006 manufacturing is an important branchparticularly due to exports. In early 1990s production in the manufacturing industrywas reduced and the industry performance sustained the growth only until 1999 andtill now. Gross value added is estimated at 58.942 million LEK or 7.41 percent of thetotal gross value added in 2006.60/236
IPA 2009 Multi-beneficiary StatisticalCooperation ProgrammeAccording to gross value added, the most important industries are manufacture oftextile and leather products, manufacture of wood, paper, furniture; publishing andprinting, manufacture of basic metals and fabricated metal products and manufactureof food products and beverages.28Table 3.21: Manufacturing, 2006In Million LEKGross Value AddedOutputIntermediatePercentageTotal StructureConsumptionof TotalTotal 200.768 141.825 58.942 100.0 7.41Manufacture of productsbased on cereals10.352 7.919 2.433 4.13 0.31Other manufacture offood products17.552 13.071 4.481 7.60 0.56Manufacture of textileand leather products20.182 11.974 8.208 13.93 1.03Manufacture of wood,paper, furniture;13.368 8.881 4.487 7.61 0.56publishing and printingManufacture of coke,refined petroleumproducts and nuclear14.646 10.559 4.087 6.93 0.51fuelManufacture ofchemicals, chemicalproducts, rubber and6.442 5.107 1.335 2.27 0.17plastic productsManufacture of othernon-metallic mineral 24.581 18.905 5.676 9.63 0.71productsManufacture of basicmetals and fabricated 29.007 22.843 6.163 10.46 0.78metal productsManufacture ofmachinery and2.446 1.147 1.299 2.20 0.16equipmentExhaustiveness 62.192 41.419 20.773 35.24 2.6161/236
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