Examples of using Methodological changes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Neutralize impact of methodological changes on debt level.
He suggests reconsidering the concept of net debt or methodological changes.
Information on most important methodological changes is available in Annex 8 of BPM6 Manual, and also within ECB webpage(FAQ).
A note published on the ECB 's website on2 November 2009 provides details of the methodological changes implemented.
As the methodological changes were introduced relatively recently, the Court is not yet able to assess their effectiveness.
Every five years, Member States shall provide the Commission(Eurostat)with a report on the quality of the data transmitted as well as on any methodological changes that have been made.
The weighted average impact on GDP of methodological changes is an increase of 2.4 percent of GDP, of which 1.9(around 80 percent of the total impact) is due to the capitalisation of research and development," the European Commission said in a statement.
In the ECB 's view, this also concerns the exact timing of major statistical revisions to national accounts,which may be related to significant methodological changes.
Compilation of inventory for particular year starts with analysis of previous inventory years(to achieve temporal continuity)and with identification of possible methodological changes issued either by new requirements of the inventory coordinating body or due to new knowledge or relevant databases.
Every year, Member States shall provide the Commission(Eurostat) with a report on the quality of the datarelating to the reference periods in the reference year, and on any methodological changes that have been made.
As it considered that it did not havesufficient information on the revised data and the underlying methodological changes reported by Greece, the GNI Committee had taken the view that the existing unrevised GNP/GNI series should be used for own resources purposes, until the Commission had fully verified the new data and reported the results of its verification to the GNI Committee(22).
The recent developments in the current account should be interpreted with some caution,as they are influenced to some extent by methodological changes in the compilation of trade data following EU accession.
The major regular or benchmark revisions imply changes in sources and methods for the compilation of Gni,whereas the major occasional revisions derive from important methodological changes in concepts and definitions and/or in the classification used: e.g. the introduction of the new Eu statistical classification of economic activities(nacE rev. 2) in national accounts in 2011 or the implementation of the forthcoming accounting framework(Esa2010).
Information reports and news serve for the first data release, information about special statistical surveys and censuses,about interesting publications, methodological changes, data revisions etc.
The major regular or benchmark revisions imply changes in sources and methods for the compilation of national accounts,whereas the major occasional revisions derive from important methodological changes in concepts and definitions and/or in the classification used. see also footnote 50 of the report and its Glossary. 48 Special report No 11/2013- Getting the Gross National Income(GNI) data right: a more structured and better-focused approach would improve the effectiveness of the Commission's verification.
Irregular Information Reports serve for dissemination of first results of the irregular surveysand censuses, information on important publications, on methodological changes, data revisions, etc.
The increase observed in Sweden between 2000 and 2004 in last year prevalence among young adults(1.3% to 5.3%), although large,is difficult to interpret because of methodological changes in the way the survey was conducted, and prevalence estimates in the 2004, 2005 and 2006 surveys suggest a stable situation.
Thematic debates with financial and bank analysts and journalists of professional economic magazines,enabling more detailed communication and interpretation of the development trends, methodological changes, causes for data revision, etc..
The basic characteristics include the necessary information for the correct interpretation of data and the assessing their suitability for user purposes(data source, survey method, data compilation methods,including grossing up, methodological changes, notice of the provisional character of data and the time period which may be affected by backward adjustments etc.).
The revision, besides updating the data, considers also methodological change in area of foreign trade(transactions of non-residents registered in Slovak Republic exclusively for purposes of VAT) and in area of euro banknotes issuance reporting.
The methodological change resulted from the practice in the European area.
The annual increase in thenumber of employees by about 16,000 is a result of the methodological change, within which new organisations are added to the subjects of public administration,” the ministry said, as quoted by TASR, adding that without this influence the employment in public sector would drop by 3,314 people year-on-year.