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| Does your office calculate an index of industrial production? | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes. For Medium and Large Scale Industries | Yes. | Yes | We do pilot estimation. | Yes | Yes | Yes | yes |
| If yes, with what frequency? (monthly, quarterly, annual, …) | Monthly | Quarterly | Monthly | Monthly frequency | Quarterly. | Monthly | Monthly | Monthly | Monthly | monthly, quarterly, annual | monthly |
| At what level is the IIP made available? (at what level of ISIC; for how many industries) (if separate for annual and monthly data, please specify) | ISIC rev.2,at two digit level-8 industries, at four digit level-61 industries. | IIP for 7 industry groups are published:
ISIC Rev. 4 Description
Food, beverages and tobacco
13 Textiles
14 Wearing apparel
17-18 Paper products, printing and reproduction of recorded media
24-30 Metal, computer, electronic and optical products, machinery
and equipment
15-16, 19-23, Miscellaneous manufacturing industries
31-33
37-39 Sewerage, waste management and remediation activities | General, Sectoral (Mining, Manufacturing & Electricity) and two digit industry level for 17 industry groups. | At level of 2 digit ISIC of 18 types of manufacturing industries
| Section D and E, 5 divisions for D and 2 divisions for E. | IIP covers Manufacturing, Mining and Electricity activities.
Manufacturing indices - ISIC section (1-digit), ISIC division (2-digit), ISIC group (3-digit) and Malaysia Standard Industrial Classification (MSIC) (5-digit) level
Mining indices - ISIC section (1-digit), MSIC (5-digit) and commodity/product level.
Electricity indices - ISIC section (1-digit) level. | ISIC 3.1. We are using 2 digit level at Mining and quarrying, Manufacturing, Electricity, thermal energy and water supply without Manufacture of food products and beverages sector and 3 digit level at Manufacture of food products sector. | 100 products relating to ISIC Rev 3.1 Divisions | 4-digit/3-digit Philippine Industrial Classification System (PSIC) which is consistent with ISIC rev 3
For 20 major sectors with further disaggregation for 10 or 37 sub-sectors | 6 clusters with a total of 19 segments within the clusters. | Level 4 digit ISIC Rev.3.1 53 industries |
| What method of calculation is used for the IIP? (volume aggregation, deflation) | Volume aggregation(Laspears Formula) | Volume aggregation and deflation | Laspeyre’s fixed-base volume index | Volume aggregation | Volume aggregation. | Combination of volume aggregation and deflation. | Volume aggregation, deflation | Production quantities | Laspeyers method of index computation where volume is derived with PPI as deflator. | volume and deflated value aggregation | Volume aggregation |
| How often are the weights for the IIP updated? | No Specific time. last updated base year 1988-89.We are planning for re-basing. | Annual | At the time of base revision, the periodicity of which is not fixed. | Every five years | Every 5 years at higher aggregation level. | Once in 5 years when a Census of Manufacturing and Census of Mining Industry are conducted | Annually | After five years | When rebasing is undertaken and new results of the Census of Philippine Business and Industry are available. | Every 5 years | 5 yearly |
| Do you carry out seasonal adjustment of the series?
Do you carry out workday adjustment of the series? | No | Yes
No | No | No
No | No. | No
No | No. | No | NO
Yes | Seasonal adjustment: Yes. | yes
no |
| With what time lag are IIP data published? | Minimum 3 months. | Around 2.5 months | Six weeks | One month | About 2 months after the reference quarter. | 6 weeks after the end of the reference month. | We don’t publish because this is pilot estimation. | 45 days | 55 days after each reference month | 1 month time lag | Time lag 27 days |
| How are published IIP data displayed? (as changes over a fixed base period; as changes over previous period; as changes over same period of last year) | Changes over a fixed base period for compiling Index and changes over same period of last year for the growth rate. | IIP data are displayed as changes over same period of last year | As changes over same period of last year | As changes over previous period | As changes over a fixed base period; as changes over previous period; and as changes over same period of last year. | As changes over same period of last year and as changes over previous period | | As changes over same period of last year | As changes over a fixed based period.
As changes over previous period (month-on-month).
As changes over same period of last year (year-on-year). | Changes over a fixed base period | monthly |
| Have you encountered specific problems in the compilation of IIP? | i) Seasonal adjustment ii) Closed/non-response industries | No | Problem in quality of monthly production data. | Yes, if the number of samples is not complete | Nil | Method in compiling index of Building of Ships using volume extrapolation of hours worked. | Calculation of weights. | Data regarding production values not available | Unit non-response
Item non-response
Closure of sample establishment
Changes in industry grouping or expansion in industries covered. | Yes | Respondents sent the questionnaires back delay |
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| Does your office carry out business condition surveys? | No | No | No | Yes | No. | Yes | Yes. | No | No | Yes | no |
| If yes, with what frequency? | | - | - | Annually | | Quarterly | Quarterly | - | | quarterly | no |
| What indicators are collected in the survey? | | - | - | Main product, labour, wages and salary, raw material, production, other expenditures, etc | | Business situation, Gross revenue, Number of employees, Volume of production/demand/order, Average of selling price, Stock of finished goods. | Financial situation, number of employment, income and expenditure’s indicators | - | | Business situation moving forward, factors likely to affect export, expected changes in the next three months (e.g. employment number, orders received, export orders, average selling price and costs) | no |
| Have you encountered specific problems in the conduct of business condition surveys? | | - | - | Yes | | - | Yes. (How to calculate percentage point of up; same and down from distribution result). | - | | Yes | - |
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| Does your office produce capacity utilization statistics? | No | No | No | No | No. | Produce for internal use only. | No. | No | Yes | NA | yes |
| If yes, with what frequency? | | - | - | - | | Monthly | | - | Monthly and also annual | NA | monthly |
| What basic method is used for the calculation? | | - | - | - | | The actual quantity of products produced (during the reference month) as compared with the maximum quantity which a factory is able to produce. | | - | Simple aggregation | NA | |
| Do you have sub-annual estimates of GDP for
goods-producing industries or some subset thereof? | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Yes | | Monthly production data of Manufacturing,Mining & Quarrying | NSO does not generate GDP. Another Office (National Statistical Coordination Board) generates this data set. | NA | no |
| Do you have sub-annual measures of capital stock for these same industries? | No | No | No. | Yes | | No | | No | Yes | NA | no |
| Do you carry out surveys that cover capital investment? | No | No | Yes | Yes | | No | | CMI after every five years | No, but we generate data sets on capital expenditures from establishments surveys | NA | no |
| Have you encountered specific problems in the calculation of capacity utilization measures? | Not applicable | - | - | Yes | | - | | -
| To be able to measure the “true” capacity utilization of establishments within an industry. | NA | - |
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