DDI_NPL_2010_QSMPPI_v01_M Tirtha Raj Chaulagain Accelerated Data Program 2012-03-13 NADA Version 1.0 - Central Bureau of Statistics - Original documentation of the study. Version 2.0 - Edited version by ADP based on Version 1.0 of CBS downloaded from http://cbs.gov.np/nada/index.php/catalog on 3 May 2013. Quarterly Survey of Manufacturing Production and Price Indices 2010-2011 QSMPPI 2010-11 Audhogik utpadan tatha utpadakko mulya suchkanka NPL_2010_QSMPPI_v01_M Central Bureau of Statistics NADA Government of Nepal Regular budget Director: Publication, Distribution and Library Section Price Survey [hh/prc] Central Bureau of Statistics has been compiling and publishing Manufacturing Production Index (MPI) and Manufacturing Producers' Price Index (MPPI) since 1974/75 with a purpose of measuring changes taking place in the level of manufacturing production and producers' prices on yearly basis. However to meet the demand of the users, CBS initiated Quarterly MPI and Quarterly MPPI since 2000/01. The Manufacturing Production Index and the Manufacturing Producers' Price Index are compiled and released at quarterly and annual basis. Besides, Manufacturing Production Index is also compiled for the first six months and first nine months in each fiscal year. These indices are the 11th quarterly index in the series compiled since 2000/01. In one hand, CBS has been compiling these indices for 44 commodities from 23 industry group since 2007/08, one the other hand, 34 commodities from 20 industry groups which was continued from 2002/03. Version 01: Microdata is not yet available The manufacturing production and price indices include only the domestic manufacturing products. The present manufacturing production index is based on census of manufacturing establishments (CME) 2006/07. The both indices cover 23-three-digit NSIC groups and 44 commodities. The selected commodities for the index are updated at the interval of each five years. The revision is based on the census of manufacturing establishments, to be conducted quinquinnial. Nepal National coverage Industry and Industry Group Manufacturing establishments engaging 10 or more persons in the country. Sample survey data [ssd] The scope of the survey includes: 1. Introduction Part: Establishments’ Name/Address, V.D.C./N.P Name, Ward No:, District, Time period, Main Products’ of Establishment & Total Employees. 2. Data Part: Name of Manufactured Products, Production Quantity, Sale Quantity, Total Sale value (in thousand) , Estimated Production for one month. Branch Statistics Office Central Bureau of Statistics The sample design for the present quarterly survey of manufacturing production and price indices are based on the census value added provided by the CME 2006/07. Selection of four-digit NSIC industry group: All the four-digit NSIC industry groups contributing 0.5 percent or more to the total census value added are included in the frame. Accordingly, 23 four-digit NSIC industry groups are selected. Selection of the manufacturing establishments: Selection of the manufacturing establishments within the each selected four-digit NSIC industry group has been categorized in two ways. In one hand, only five largest establishments are selected with certainty that have concentration ratio 80% or more within the same industry group. On the other hand, for those having concentration ratio less than 80%, the five largest establishments with certainty as well as the other sampled establishments are selected for the sample depending upon share of concentration ratio occupied by them. The selection is based on the probability proportional to size (PPS) sampling technique. Selection of the commodities: The commodities are selected within each four-digit NSIC industry group on the basis of the share to the total value of shipment as provided by manufacturing census 2006/07. As per this criterion 44 manufacturing commodities are selected under the 23 four-digit NSIC industry group. Minor deviation is due to instability of some of the sampled establishments Both self-administered and Face-to-face The data collection is done on the particular month of each quarter according to Nepalese Calender, so the above translated dates of data collection may differ slightly. Supervision of the data collection (fieldwork) is done as below: 1. At BSO level: BSO head and supervisors 2. At National level: CBS staffs assigned to this work. The weight of the quarterly survey of manufacturing production and price indices is based on total census output of CME 2006/07. Weight has been assigned at two stages. At the first stage it has been assigned in four-digit NSIC industry group and at the second stage, the weight of the particular four-digit NSIC industry groups are redistributed among the selected commodities within that particular four-digit NSIC industry group. The redistribution of the weight at the commodity level is based on their share on total value of shipment within that particular four-digit NSIC industry group. Spot checking, checking of the completeness, gaps and omissions in the data at BSO level as well as consistency checking within data sets and across data sets were performed. Approximaterly 85 percent Cross-checking within and across data sets as well as with previous data sets were done regularly within the Industry and Industry Group. Confidentiality of the respondents is guaranteed by article 8 of Statistics Act 1958. 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