methods, notes and classification STAN Indicators Database (ISIC Rev. 3, ed. 2011) Methoden, Erläuterungen und Klassifizierung

OECD, STAN Indicators database

Abstract

STAN Indicators database highlights vital trends in industrial structure and performance for all OECD countries and various country groups, providing analysts and researchers with a comprehensive tool for analysis. This detailed data set presents 28 annual indicators addressing five themes: international trade, employment and productivity, industrial composition, business enterprise R&D and investment.

It allows users to focus on productivity growth, competitiveness and general structural change, while furnishing sufficient detail to enable users to isolate high-technology sectors and make comparisons across countries.

The indicators have been calculated with data from the OECD STAN database for Industrial Analysis and the Analytical Business Enterprise R&D database (ANBERD).

They also complement the 2012 version of the Science, Technology and Industry Scoreboard. The industrial breakdown presented for the STAN indicators database is based upon the International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) Revision 3.

The indicators are presented in five groups according to their main theme:

  • INTERNATIONAL TRADE These indicators address the question of trade specialisation and performance in international markets.

  • INDUSTRIAL COMPOSITION These indicators attempt to reveal the importance of manufacturing industry in the economies of OECD countries, the industrial composition of manufacturing, the weight of different countries in OECD production by industry, and the relative growth performance of industries.

  • BUSINESS ENTERPRISE R&D These indicators highlight the distribution of business enterprise research and development efforts within and across OECD countries, the intensity of R&D, and the relationship of investment in R&D to physical investment.

Note: For the United States, Shipbuilding (3841) is included in Other transport equipment (3842A). Consequently, for regions including USA, 3841 is a sum of 3841 for all countries except USA and USA 3841 is included in 3842A. For Germany, R&D data refer to western Germany up to 1990 and total Germany for 1991-. The country group NORAM (North America) does not include Mexico as consistent R&D data are not available.

  • EMPLOYMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY Indicators in this area address the issue of employment structure and compensation, labour costs and labour productivity.

  • INVESTMENT These indicators address the question of investment intensity and shares.

DEFINITION OF INDICATORS

Intra-industry trade

Intra-industry trade is the value of total trade remaining after subtraction of the absolute value of net exports or imports of an industry.

For comparison between countries and industries, the measures are expressed as a percentage of each industry's combined exports and imports.

For total manufacturing, the calculation is the summation of the value of total trade remaining after subtraction of the absolute value of net exports or imports for all manufacturing industries.

This indicator is not calculated for zones.

Contribution to manufacturing trade balance

The contribution to the trade balance enables to identify an economy's structural strengths and weaknesses via the composition of international trade flows.

It takes into account not only exports, but also imports, and tries to eliminate business cycle variations by comparing an industry's trade balance with the overall trade balance. It can be interpreted as an indicator of "revealed comparative advantage", as it indicates whether an industry performs relatively better or worse than the manufacturing total, no matter whether the manufacturing total itself is in deficit or surplus.

If there were no comparative advantage or disadvantage for any industry, a country's total trade balance (surplus or deficit) should be distributed across industries according to their share in total trade. The "contribution to the manufacturing trade balance" is the difference between the actual and this theoretical balance.

Export import ratio

The export import ratio shows exports as a percentage of imports.

This indicator is also presented for a certain number of zones.

Trade balance

Trade balance is the difference between the value of exports and imports of goods. Here, it is expressed in million of US dollars.

When exports' values exceed imports, there is a trade surplus. When imports'values exceed exports, there is a trade deficit.

Composition of total exports of goods

This indicator shows the exports of goods in a given industry as a percentage of total industries' exports of goods.

Composition of manufacturing exports of goods

Composition of manufacturing exports shows the exports in a given manufacturing industry as a percentage of total manufacturing exports.

Composition of total imports of goods

Composition of total imports shows the imports in a given industry as a percentage of total industries' imports.

Composition of manufacturing imports of goods

Composition of manufacturing imports shows the imports in a given manufacturing industry as a percentage of total manufacturing imports.

Export share of production

This indicator highlights the export effort and it is calculated as exports as a percentage of production.

The export share of production shows the importance of the foreign market for a given industry in a country.

This indicator may change over time as supply and demand conditions change in foreign and domestic markets.

It is important to bear in mind that exports can exceed production. This can occur for the following reasons:

(i) exports include re-exports (this particularly concerns countries such as Belgium and the Netherlands where there is a significant amount of ætransit trade');

(ii) production data are usually based on Industrial Surveys which record establishments' primary activities. Therefore, activities that are mainly secondary may be understated in terms of production by not being allocated to the relevant ISIC code while exports of the related commodities are allocated to that ISIC code;

(iii) bias introduced by the conversion from product-based trade statistics to activity-based industry statistics for certain sectors for certain countries.

Import penetration

Import penetration indicator shows imports as a percentage of total domestic demand (this latter is estimated as production less exports plus imports).

Import penetration is presented for several zones. Intra-zone trade is excluded from calculations.

Value added shares relative to total economy

This indicator shows the share of nominal value added by industry in the total economy. It highlights the importance of each industry in the economies of OECD countries and is also presented for a certain number of zones (see zones specific to industrial structure).

Value added shares relative to manufacturing

This indicator shows the share of nominal value added by industry in the total manufacturing. It highlights the contribution of each manufacturing industry to the total manufacturing sector.

Value added share of production

Value added share of production relates to production structure.

Intermediate consumption share of production

Intermediate consumption share of production related to production structure.

Distribution of R&D expenditures across all activities

This indicator shows the R&D expenditures for an industry as a percentage of R&D expenditures for the total economy.

R&D expenditures data are expressed at current prices and are drawn from the STAN, R&D Expenditure in Industry (ANBERD) which covers business R&D and excludes government, public administration R&D expenditures, etc. (see ANBERD metadata or Frascati Manual for further details).

In ANBERD, agriculture and primary production are included in the big total (cf industry CTOTAL).

Distribution of R&D expenditures across manufacturing activities

This indicator shows the R&D expenditures for an industry as a percentage of R&D expenditures for the total manufacturing.

R&D expenditures data are expressed at current prices and are drawn from the STAN, R&D Expenditure in Industry (ANBERD) which covers business R&D and excludes government, public administration R&D expenditures, etc. (see ANBERD metadata or Frascati Manual for further details).

In ANBERD, agriculture and primary production are included in the big total (cf industry CTOTAL).

R&D intensity using value added

R&D intensities are calculated in two ways. The first expresses R&D expenditures as a percentage of value added (indicator presented hereafter) while the second expressed R&D expenditures as a percentage of production.

These two indicators cannot be calculated for most country groups and are not always available for recent years due to the difference in coverage between R&D, production and value added data by country.

R&D intensity using production

R&D intensities are calculated in two ways. The first expresses R&D expenditures as a percentage of value added while the second expressed R&D expenditures as a percentage of production (indicator presented here).

These two indicators cannot be calculated for most country groups and are not always available for recent years due to the difference in coverage between R&D, production and value added data by country.

Employment shares in total economy

This indicator addresses the issue of employment structure and shows for each industry the total employment (i.e. total number of persons engaged) share in the total economy.

Employment shares in manufacturing

This indicator shows each industry's employment as a percentage of employment for total manufacturing.

Labour compensation per employee in total economy

Labour compensation per employee relative to the total economy is calculated as the ratio of labour compensation for a particular industry (or industry group) to the number engaged divided by the ratio of labour compensation for the total economy to the number of persons engaged for the total economy.

Labour compensation per employee in manufacturing

Labour compensation per employee relative to total manufacturing is calculated as the ratio of labour compensation for a particular manufacturing industry (or industry group) to the number engaged divided by the ratio of labour compensation for total manufacturing to the number of persons engaged for total manufacturing.

Labour share of value added in total economy

Labour shares of value added shows labour compensation in a certain industry as a percentage of value added in that industry.

Labour costs can exceed value added when an industry incurs losses or when an industry receives significant net subsidies (value added measured at producer's prices does not include subsidies). However, the occurrence of values exceeding 100 may also be due to measurement biases when certain series are estimates.

Labour productivity index

Labour productivity is here calculated as the ratio of value added volumes to number engaged. Labour productivity represents the amount of output per unit of input, output being here defined as value added while the input measure used is total employment.

Although hours worked would be preferable as a measure of labour input, at the present time consistent hours worked data at the industry level are not available in STAN Database for all OECD countries.

Series for this indicator are presented as indices, having data for the reference year of each country = 100 (most countries use 2000 as ref. year). This indicator is not calculated for zones (i.e. country groups).

Unit labour cost index

Unit labour cost is the the ratio of labour compensation at current prices to output as measured here by value added volumes.

It represents the current cost of labour to produce one unit of output and reflects how labour costs increase / decrease relative to output; it is an indicator of costs competitiveness.

Labour costs can exceed value added in certain cases; for example, when heavy losses are incurred within an industry or, more generally, when an industry's gross operating surplus is negative and/or it receives significant subsidies.

The series are presented as indices having the reference year of each country equal to 100 (most of countries use 2000 as ref. year). This indicator is not calculated for country groups / zones.

Investment intensity based on value added

This indicator is calculated as the ratio of gross fixed capital formation in a certain industry to value added in that industry.

Investment shares relative to total economy

This indicator represents the investment composition of the total economy. It is calculated by dividing each industry's gross fixed capital formation by gross fixed capital formation for total economy.

Investment shares relative to manufacturing

Investment shares in total manufacturing represents the investment composition of manufacturing. It is calculated by dividing each manufacturing industry's gross fixed capital formation by gross fixed capital formation for total manufacturing.

Remarks on calculations for country groups:

* The underlying data (i.e. production, exports and imports),
  used for trade indicators, were first converted to US
  dollars using exchange rates.
* The underlying data (i.e. production, business enterprise
  R&D, value added, gross fixed capital formation and labour
  compensation), used for the indicators of industrial
  composition, research and development, employment and
  productivity, and investment were first converted to
  US dollars using purchasing power parities for total
  GDP (PPPs).
* The exchange rates and purchasing power parities are
  extracted from OECD's System of National Accounts
  database (SNA).  They are used for converting the
  countries' raw data before aggregation to the
  country groups.
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CLASSIFICATION PLAN
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STRUCTURE OF THE CODE :   XXX / XX / XX / XX


SUB-CODES :

    1   XXX......   Country
    2   ...XX....   Variable
    3   .....XX..   Industry
    4   .......XX   Blank


SUB-CODE  1 : Country
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          AUS Australia
          AUT Austria
          BEL Belgium
          CAN Canada
          CHL Chile
          CZE Czech Republic
          DNK Denmark
          EST Estonia
          FIN Finland
          FIN Finland
          FRA France
          DEU Germany
          GRC Greece
          HUN Hungary
          ITA Italy
          ISL Iceland
          IRL Ireland
          ISR Israel
          JPN Japan
          KOR Korea
          LUX Luxembourg
          MEX Mexico
          NLD Netherlands
          NOR Norway
          NZL New Zealand
          POL Poland
          PRT Portugal
          SVK Slovak Republic
          SLV Slovenia
          ESP Spain
          SWE Sweden
          CHE Switzerland
          TUR Turkey
          GBR United Kingdom
          USA United States




SUB-CODE  2 : Variable
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	 International trade
           01 Intra-industry trade
           02 Contribution to manufacturing trade balance
           03 Export import ratio
           04 Trade balance
           05 Composition of total exports of goods
           06 Composition of manufacturing exports of goods
           07 Composition of total imports of goods
           08 Composition of manufacturing imports of goods
           09 Export share of production
           10 Import penetration

	 Industrial Composition
           11 Value added shares relative to total economy
           12 Value added shares relative to manufacturing
           13 Value added share of production
           14 Intermediate consumption share of production

	 Business Enterprise R&D
           15 Distribution of R&D expenditures across all activities
           16 Distribution of R&D expenditures across manufacturing activities
           17 R&D intensity using value added
           18 R&D intensity using production

	 Employment and Productivity
           19 Employment shares in total economy
           20 Employment shares in manufacturing
           21 Labour compensation per employee in total economy
           22 Labour compensation per employee in manufacturing
           23 Labour share of value added in total economy
           24 Labour productivity index
           25 Unit labour cost index

	 Investment
           26 Investment intensity based on value added
           27 Investment shares relative to total economy
           28 Investment shares relative to manufacturing



SUB-CODE  3 : Industry
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  ISIC, Rev.3
	   GRAND TOTAL 01-99
           01 CTOTAL TOTAL

	   AGRICULTURE, HUNTING, FORESTRY AND FISHING 01-05
           02 C01T05 AGRICULTURE, HUNTING, FORESTRY AND FISHING
           03 C01T02 Agriculture, hunting and forestry
           04 ..C01 Agriculture, hunting and related service activities
           05 ..C02 Forestry, logging and related service activities
           06 C05 Fishing, fish hatcheries, fish farms and related services

           MINING AND QUARRYING 10-14
           07 C10T14 MINING AND QUARRYING
           08 ..C10T12 Mining and quarrying of energy producing materials
           09 ..C13T14 Mining and quarrying except energy producing materials

	   MANUFACTURING 15-37
           10 C15T37 MANUFACTURING
           11 C15T16 Food products, beverages and tobacco
           12 ..C15 Food products and beverages
           13 ..C16 Tobacco products
           14 C17T19 Textiles, textile products, leather and footwear
           15 C17T18 Textiles and textile products
           16 ..C17 Textiles
           17 ..C18 Wearing apparel, dressing and dyeing of fur
           18 ..C19 Leather, leather products and footwear
           19 C20 Wood and products of wood and cork
           20 C21T22 Pulp, paper, paper products, printing and publishing
           21 ..C21 Pulp, paper and paper products
           22 ..C22 Printing and publishing
           23 C23T25 Chemical, rubber, plastics and fuel products
           24 ..C23 Coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel
           25 ..C24 Chemicals and chemical products
           26 ....C24X Chemicals excluding pharmaceuticals
           27 ....C2423 Pharmaceuticals
           28 ..C25 Rubber and plastics products
           29 C26 Other non-metallic mineral products
           30 C27T28 Basic metals and fabricated metal products
           31 ..C27 Basic metals
           32 ....C271T31 Iron and steel
           33 ....C272T32 Non-ferrous metals
           34 ..C28 Fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment
           35 C29T33 Machinery and equipment
           36 ..C29 Machinery and equipment, n.e.c.
           37 ..C30T33 Electrical and optical equipment
           38 ....C30 Office, accounting and computing machinery
           39 ....C31 Electrical machinery and apparatus, n.e.c.
           40 ....C32 Radio, television and communication equipment
           41 ....C33 Medical, precision and optical instruments
           42 C34T35 Transport equipment
           43 ..C34 Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers
           44 ..C35 Other transport equipment
           45 ....C351 Building and repairing of ships and boats
           46 ....C353 Aircraft and spacecraft
           47 ....C352A9 Railroad equipment and transport equipment n.e.c.
           48 C36T37 Manufacturing n.e.c. and recycling

           ELECTRICITY, GAS AND WATER 40-41
           49 C40T41 ELECTRICITY GAS AND, WATER SUPPLY

           CONSTRUCTION 45
           50 C45 CONSTRUCTION

           WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE; RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS 50-55
           51 C50T55 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE - RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS
           52 ..C50T52 Wholesale and retail trade - repairs
           53 ....C50 Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles - retail sale of automotive fuel
           54 ....C51 Wholesale, trade and commission excl. motor vehicles
           55 ....C52 Retail trade excl. motor vehicles - repair of household goods
           56 ..C55 Hotels and restaurants

           TRANSPORT AND STORAGE; COMMUNICATION 60-64
           57 C60T64 TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS
           58 ..C60T63 Transport and storage
           59 ....C60 Land transport - transport via pipelines
           60 ....C61 Water transport
           61 ....C62 Air transport
           62 ....C63 Supporting and auxiliary transport activities
           63 ..C64 Post and telecommunications

           FINANCE, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS SERVICES 65-74
           64 C65T74 FINANCE, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS SERVICES
           65 ..C65T67 Financial intermediation
           66 ....C65 Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funding
           67 ....C66 Insurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security
           68 ....C67 Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation
           69 ..C70T74 Real estate, renting and business activities
           70 ....C70 Real estate activities
           71 ....C71T74 Renting of mach. and equip. - other business activities
           72 ......C71 Renting of machinery and equipment
           73 ......C72 Computer and related activities
           74 ......C73 Research and development
           75 ......C74 Other business activities

           COMMUNITY, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL SERVICES 75-99
           76 C75T99 COMMUNITY, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL SERVICES
           77 ..C75 Public admin. and defence - compulsory social security
           78 ..C80 Education
           79 ..C85 Health and social work
           80 ..C90T93 Other community, social and personal services
           81 ..C95 Private households with employed persons

	   NON-AGRICULTURE BUSINESS SECTOR 10-35
           82 C10T41 INDUSTRY INCLUDING ENERGY
           83 C27T35 Basic metals, metal products, machinery and equipment

           TOTAL SERVICES 50-99
           84 C50T99 TOTAL SERVICES

           BUSINESS SECTOR SERVICES 50-74
           85 C50T74 BUSINESS SECTOR SERVICES
           86 C50T74X BUSINESS SECTOR SERVICES excluding real estate
           87 C10T74X NON-AGRICULTURE BUSINESS SECTOR excluding real estate
           88 HITECH High-technology manufactures
           89 MHTECH Medium-high technology manufactures
           90 MLTECH Medium-low technology manufactures
           91 LOTECH Low technology manufactures
           92 HMHTECH High and medium-high technology manufactures
           93 ICTMAN ICT manufactures
           94 ENERGYP Energy producing activities

    • Variable
      • International trade
        • 01 Intra-industry trade
        • 02 Contribution to manufacturing trade balance
        • 03 Export import ratio
        • 04 Trade balance
        • 05 Composition of total exports of goods
        • 06 Composition of manufacturing exports of goods
        • 07 Composition of total imports of goods
        • 08 Composition of manufacturing imports of goods
        • 09 Export share of production
        • 10 Import penetration
      • Industrial Composition
        • 11 Value added shares relative to total economy
        • 12 Value added shares relative to manufacturing
        • 13 Value added share of production
        • 14 Intermediate consumption share of production
      • Business Enterprise R&D
        • 15 Distribution of R&D expenditures across all activities
        • 16 Distribution of R&D expenditures across manufacturing activities
        • 17 R&D intensity using value added
        • 18 R&D intensity using production
      • Employment and Productivity
        • 19 Employment shares in total economy
        • 20 Employment shares in manufacturing
        • 21 Labour compensation per employee in total economy
        • 22 Labour compensation per employee in manufacturing
        • 23 Labour share of value added in total economy
        • 24 Labour productivity index
        • 25 Unit labour cost index
      • Investment
        • 26 Investment intensity based on value added
        • 27 Investment shares relative to total economy
        • 28 Investment shares relative to manufacturing
    • Industry
      • GRAND TOTAL 01-99
        • 01 CTOTAL TOTAL
      • AGRICULTURE, HUNTING, FORESTRY AND FISHING 01-05
        • 02 C01T05 AGRICULTURE, HUNTING, FORESTRY AND FISHING
        • 03 C01T02 Agriculture, hunting and forestry
        • 04 ..C01 Agriculture, hunting and related service activities
        • 05 ..C02 Forestry, logging and related service activities
        • 06 C05 Fishing, fish hatcheries, fish farms and related services
      • MINING AND QUARRYING 10-14
        • 07 C10T14 MINING AND QUARRYING
        • 08 ..C10T12 Mining and quarrying of energy producing materials
        • 09 ..C13T14 Mining and quarrying except energy producing materials
      • MANUFACTURING 15-37
        • 10 C15T37 MANUFACTURING
        • 11 C15T16 Food products, beverages and tobacco
        • 12 ..C15 Food products and beverages
        • 13 ..C16 Tobacco products
        • 14 C17T19 Textiles, textile products, leather and footwear
        • 15 C17T18 Textiles and textile products
        • 16 ..C17 Textiles
        • 17 ..C18 Wearing apparel, dressing and dyeing of fur
        • 18 ..C19 Leather, leather products and footwear
        • 19 C20 Wood and products of wood and cork
        • 20 C21T22 Pulp, paper, paper products, printing and publishing
        • 21 ..C21 Pulp, paper and paper products
        • 22 ..C22 Printing and publishing
        • 23 C23T25 Chemical, rubber, plastics and fuel products
        • 24 ..C23 Coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel
        • 25 ..C24 Chemicals and chemical products
        • 26 ....C24X Chemicals excluding pharmaceuticals
        • 27 ....C2423 Pharmaceuticals
        • 28 ..C25 Rubber and plastics products
        • 29 C26 Other non-metallic mineral products
        • 30 C27T28 Basic metals and fabricated metal products
        • 31 ..C27 Basic metals
        • 32 ....C271T31 Iron and steel
        • 33 ....C272T32 Non-ferrous metals
        • 34 ..C28 Fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment
        • 35 C29T33 Machinery and equipment
        • 36 ..C29 Machinery and equipment, n.e.c.
        • 37 ..C30T33 Electrical and optical equipment
        • 38 ....C30 Office, accounting and computing machinery
        • 39 ....C31 Electrical machinery and apparatus, n.e.c.
        • 40 ....C32 Radio, television and communication equipment
        • 41 ....C33 Medical, precision and optical instruments
        • 42 C34T35 Transport equipment
        • 43 ..C34 Motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers
        • 44 ..C35 Other transport equipment
        • 45 ....C351 Building and repairing of ships and boats
        • 46 ....C353 Aircraft and spacecraft
        • 47 ....C352A9 Railroad equipment and transport equipment n.e.c.
        • 48 C36T37 Manufacturing n.e.c. and recycling
      • ELECTRICITY, GAS AND WATER 40-41
        • 49 C40T41 ELECTRICITY GAS AND, WATER SUPPLY
      • CONSTRUCTION 45
        • 50 C45 CONSTRUCTION
      • WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE; RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS 50-55
        • 51 C50T55 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE - RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS
        • 52 ..C50T52 Wholesale and retail trade - repairs
        • 53 ....C50 Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles - retail sale of automotive fuel
        • 54 ....C51 Wholesale, trade and commission excl. motor vehicles
        • 55 ....C52 Retail trade excl. motor vehicles - repair of household goods
        • 56 ..C55 Hotels and restaurants
      • TRANSPORT AND STORAGE; COMMUNICATION 60-64
        • 57 C60T64 TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS
        • 58 ..C60T63 Transport and storage
        • 59 ....C60 Land transport - transport via pipelines
        • 60 ....C61 Water transport
        • 61 ....C62 Air transport
        • 62 ....C63 Supporting and auxiliary transport activities
        • 63 ..C64 Post and telecommunications
      • FINANCE, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS SERVICES 65-74
        • 64 C65T74 FINANCE, INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS SERVICES
        • 65 ..C65T67 Financial intermediation
        • 66 ....C65 Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funding
        • 67 ....C66 Insurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security
        • 68 ....C67 Activities auxiliary to financial intermediation
        • 69 ..C70T74 Real estate, renting and business activities
        • 70 ....C70 Real estate activities
        • 71 ....C71T74 Renting of mach. and equip. - other business activities
        • 72 ......C71 Renting of machinery and equipment
        • 73 ......C72 Computer and related activities
        • 74 ......C73 Research and development
        • 75 ......C74 Other business activities
      • COMMUNITY, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL SERVICES 75-99
        • 76 C75T99 COMMUNITY, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL SERVICES
        • 77 ..C75 Public admin. and defence - compulsory social security
        • 78 ..C80 Education
        • 79 ..C85 Health and social work
        • 80 ..C90T93 Other community, social and personal services
        • 81 ..C95 Private households with employed persons
      • NON-AGRICULTURE BUSINESS SECTOR 10-35
        • 82 C10T41 INDUSTRY INCLUDING ENERGY
        • 83 C27T35 Basic metals, metal products, machinery and equipment
      • TOTAL SERVICES 50-99
        • 84 C50T99 TOTAL SERVICES
      • BUSINESS SECTOR SERVICES 50-74
        • 85 C50T74 BUSINESS SECTOR SERVICES
        • 86 C50T74X BUSINESS SECTOR SERVICES excluding real estate
        • 87 C10T74X NON-AGRICULTURE BUSINESS SECTOR excluding real estate
        • 88 HITECH High-technology manufactures
        • 89 MHTECH Medium-high technology manufactures
        • 90 MLTECH Medium-low technology manufactures
        • 91 LOTECH Low technology manufactures
        • 92 HMHTECH High and medium-high technology manufactures
        • 93 ICTMAN ICT manufactures
        • 94 ENERGYP Energy producing activities
    • Reporting Country
      • AUS Australia
      • AUT Austria
      • BEL Belgium
      • CAN Canada
      • CHL Chile
      • CZE Czech Republic
      • DNK Denmark
      • EST Estonia
      • FIN Finland
      • FRA France
      • DEU Germany
      • GRC Greece
      • HUN Hungary
      • ITA Italy
      • ISL Iceland
      • IRL Ireland
      • ISR Israel
      • JPN Japan
      • KOR Korea
      • LUX Luxembourg
      • MEX Mexico
      • NLD Netherlands
      • NOR Norway
      • NZL New Zealand
      • POL Poland
      • PRT Portugal
      • SVK Slovak Republic
      • SLV Slovenia
      • ESP Spain
      • SWE Sweden
      • CHE Switzerland
      • TUR Turkey
      • GBR United Kingdom
      • USA United States