Примеры использования National economic accounts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They give policy makers tools to complement national economic accounts.
These accounts constitute a satellite account within the general framework of the national economic accounts to determine and quantify in a structured and detailed manner, in physical and monetary terms, the flows that arise between the hydrological system and the economic system.
Chapter 3 describes why high quality data on FDI are needed for compiling international and national economic accounts.
These accounts constitute a satellite account within the general framework of the national economic accounts and incorporate data on waste generation, recycling, re-use and disposal of waste, which are essential for analysis and following up on public policies.
Do participants agree that high quality data on FDI are needed for compiling both the international and national economic accounts?
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UNSD has developed a system of satellite environmental accounts to flank national economic accounts, covering four categories.
The International Monetary Fund's(IMF) 2009 Coordinated Direct Investment Survey(CDIS) is a major global statistical undertaking that will improve the quality andavailability of data on FDI used in the international and national economic accounts.
Moreover, economic valuation of BD is required to reflect the value andto record natural resources in the structure of national wealth and in national economic accounts to demonstrate their significance and high value for national economy and its sustainable development.
Its main objective is“to promote sustainable development by ensuring that natural resources are mainstreamed in development planning and national economic accounts”.
Data from the books of the direct investment enterprise are preferred in compiling estimates of international investment positions ornational balance sheets in the international and national economic accounts, because these books reflect values that are more consistent with the market value principle that is preferred in compiling both sets of accounts. .
The purpose of this note is to show whyhigh quality data on foreign direct investment(FDI) are needed for compiling both the international and the national economic accounts.
The FAO: Short guidelines will be prepared by FAO for the inclusion of fisheries and aquaculture in national economic accounts, and these will be published in 1998.
A further complication may occur in regard toconsolidation of statistical units, particularly where separate agencies have responsibility for compiling data for the international and national economic accounts.
Unfortunately, no apparent consensus exists in the economics profession on how to define outsourcing andinternational guidelines for national economic accounts provide little guidance on how to treat outsourcing.
As a consequence of these differences in consolidation, there may be inconsistencies in classification by industry, domestic sector, etc. of direct investors, direct investment enterprises, andfellow enterprises between the international and national economic accounts.
To provide a more complete picture of the operations and net position of defined benefit plans, the 2008 revision of theSystem of National Accounts, which provides international guidelines for national economic accounts, has recommended that information be provided on defined benefit plans' actuarial liability for future benefits.
Chapter 2 describes why high quality data on foreign direct investment is needed for compiling international and national economic accounts.
With continued strong international support for the CDIS and continued research into direct investment data compilation and analytical issues,the quality of data on direct investment used in both the international and national economic accounts will be substantially improved.
The integrated industry accounts, which were first released in June 2004, are well-suited for understanding important developments in the economy, such as outsourcing, because the rich industry-level data on production, employment, andprices are tightly integrated with the more highly aggregated national economic accounts data for final uses and imports.
National accounts, economic analysis and social statistics.
National accounts and economic statistics.
Economic statistics: national accounts.
OECD material flow database; OECD national accounts, economic outlook.
National accounts, economic statistics, environment statistics and environmental-economic accounting frameworks.
Economic statistics and national accounts.
Expert group meeting on national accounts and economic statistics.
Invited paper 5: The quality of the national accounts and economic statistics.
Conducting a regional training workshop on quality in national accounts and economic statistics;
The STAN(Structural Analysis) database,based on detailed national accounts by economic activity.
In these accounts, all economic transactions within the National Accounts with an environmental aspect are identified.