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Joint OECD/Eurostat Task Force for the revision of the SPPI Guide
27th meeting of the Voorburg Group on Service
StatisticsGUS, Warsaw, 3 October
2012Anne-Sophie Fraisse (OECD) & Thomas Jaegers (Eurostat)
Overview
1. The joint OECD / Eurostat Task Force for the revision of the SPPI Guide
2. Revision of the methodological chapters
3. Guidelines on compilation of SPPIs for specific service industries: revision & enlargement of the scope
4. Work-plan & timeline 2
The joint OECD / Eurostat Task Force for the revision of the SPPI Guide
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Task Force Members
14 OECD / EU countries
• Australia• Canada• Israel• Japan• Korea• Mexico• United-States
• Austria• France• Germany• Hungary• Netherlands• Poland• United-Kingdom
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Objectives
• Take into account new developments in service industries (e.g. new contracts forms, new pricing mechanisms)
• Share experiences with SPPI• Review methodological chapters (e.g
pricing methods, practical aspects of development process)
• Alignment of chapters to ISIC rev. 4 / NACE rev. 2
• Enlarge the scope of industries• Work in synergy with the Voorburg Group
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Ongoing work
1. Methodological chapters Chapter 1 - General aspects of SPPI
compilation Chapter 2 – Pricing methods Chapter 3 – Practical aspects of the
development process
2. Guidelines on compilation of SPPIs for specific service industries
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Revision of the methodological chapters
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Chapter 1- General aspects of SPPI compilation
1. Enlargement of the scope Sub-division of an SPPI by destination
of output is strongly encouraged when relevant
2. Treatment of outsourcing As for sub-contracts, outsourcing
services should be treated in an index in the same way as any other services
3. Introduction of 2008 SNA
Chapter 2 - Pricing methods
• Development of a new category: Margin pricing (Wholesale & retail
trade, FISIM)
• Modification of description of existing pricing methodsUse of CPI as proxiesData type in the survey (Voorburg Group
input)
ENLARGEMENT OF THE CLASSIFICATION
Classification of pricing methods
Real transaction price
List price
Real transaction price
Revenues &
amount sold
% fee & related value
Sub-components: Real transaction price, List price,
Revenues & amount sold,
Input data
Explicit output charged mechanism
Expert estimate
Real transaction
priceList price
Unit value
Time-spent mechanism
Margin pricing
Acquisition & selling
prices
Direct use of prices
Contract pricing
Unit value
%
fee
Component pricing
Model pricing
Time based
Margin pricing
Price observed
Price estimated using related
observed prices
Price virtual
Price observed or estimated
Price indirectly observed
Price of final service output Time based price
Margin price
3 classes of pricing methods (1/2)
Based on the link between pricing mechanisms and results of pricing
methods1. Pricing methods result in price of final
service output and refer to explicit output charged mechanisms as pricing mechanisms
Includes 6 pricing methods Add use of CPI data as a special case of Direct
use of prices of repeated services
2. Pricing methods result to time based price and refer to time spent mechanism as pricing mechanism
3 classes of pricing methods (2/2)
3. Pricing method results to margin price and refer to margin pricing as pricing mechanism
Margin price implicitly charged by wholesalers & retailers
Margin price implicitly charged by financial intermediaries
Guidelines on compilation of SPPIs for specific service industries: revision & enlargement of the scope
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Revision of the existing guidelines (1/2)
19 service industries were covered by the 1st edition of the SPPI Guide
4 service industry sections have been revised extensively:
Sea and coastal water transport Air transport*TelecommunicationComputer programming, consultancy and related
activities
* Available for comment14
Revision of the existing guidelines (2/2)
15 Service industry sections have been enhanced with the material from the Voorburg Group: Freight transport by road
(AUT)* Warehousing and storage
(AUS)* Cargo handling (AUS)* Post and courier activities
(FRA, HUN)* Real estate activities with own
or leased property (UK)* Legal activities (UK)* Accounting, bookkeeping and
auditing activities; tax consultancy (CAN)*
Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities (FRA)*
Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy (NLD)*
Technical testing and analysis (HUN)*
Advertising (GER)* Market research and public
opinion polling (UK)* Employment activities (GER)* Security and investigation
activities (ISR) Cleaning activities (NLD)*
* Available for comment 15
Enlargement of the scope• 9 new service industry sections have been
included in the new version of the SPPI Guide:
Waste management (FRA)* Wholesale and retail trade (CAN)* Food and Accommodation Publishing of books & periodicals (FRA)* Software publishing (US)* Financial activities (US)* Insurance activities (US)* Health service industries (US)* Research and Development (ISR)
* Available for comment16
Work plan and timeline
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Work plan and timeline
Completion by TF members of the revised and new guidelines on specific service industries: Winter 2012
Voorburg Group members are invited to express their willingness to provide comments on methodological chapters and guidelines on SPPI compilation
Final draft: Beginning of 2013
Publication: Summer 201318
Thank you for your attention
For further information, contact Anne-Sophie Fraisse (OECD) and
Thomas Jaegers (Eurostat)