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(b) Disposable income and saving
(i)
Gross disposable income during the year of t~,e nation as a nhole ,ofgenl"ral aovernmcnt, of incorporated and quasi-eorporate enterprises and
?f households (annual)
'(ii) SaVina durina the year of the nation as a whole of eeneral government, of
incorporated and quasi-eorporate enterprises and of households (annual).
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(c) Prices
(i)
Averages or relatives of sales prices received by exporters and purchase prices paid by importers during the period for each important kind of commodity (monthly).(ii)
Averages or relatives of sales prices received by domestic producers in each industry for each important kind of conunoclity produced (monthly).(iii)
Averages or relatives of prices paid by domestic producers for important basic input.:; in selected industries(monthly) •
(iv) Index numbers of sales prices received by domestic producers in selected industries (monthly),
(v) Index numbers, .of prices paid for basic inputs in aelected industries
(monthly) •
(vi) iwerages or relatives of prices paid by households for goods and
services consumed domestically (monthly).
(vii) Lidex nurnbera of consumer prices (monthly).
(d) External trade
(i) Value and quantity of export", and imports during the period showine countries of destination (preferably of last consiGnment) of exports and countriec of oriain (preferably of first consignment) of imports for each commodity (annual and quarterly) •
A ImOll1edae of the annuai disposable income and saving is very useful for development planning.
Price is the mechanism which influences the demand for and the supply of goods and services. It is inf1uenced by the location, ',j
distribution and organization of industry and it affects not only the costs of but the levels of living.
The control of inflation is most important for a stable society, and statistics of prices provide the basi for formulating measures for such control.
Exports constitute an iinportant source of domestic income and employment and of foreign currency e\lI'nings needed for the imports of escential goods at favourable terms of trade. Export statistics are thus valuable for deciding on the
Particulars of data
(ii) Index numbers of quantum and unit value of imports and exportc durinr; the pei'i6d clasoified by economically significant catecories of comraodities (annual and quarterly)
(iii)
Index nrunbers ·of termc of trade (annual).(e) Balance of payments
(i)
The balance of paymentc durinG the period claos1fied according to type of transaction (annual)(ii.) The balance of trade during the period, i.e. e"porto of Goods and services les~ impcrts of goods and services (annual),
(iii)
Net receipts of foreign current and capital transfers - intergovernmental and total - during the period (annual).(iv) Net receipts of long-4:erm. foreien loans and investments - intergovernmental and total - during the period (annual).
(v) The balance of trade plus net foreign transfers and other net long-term capital receipts durinG the per iod ( annua 1 ) ,
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types of domestic production to
conqentr<!te upon, taldnG into account external. demand., Import otatistics on the other hand provide a basis for the formulation of importsubotitution policies and, together with export otatistics, for determining the terms 'of trade0
BalanCe of p~yrnents statistics provide an indication of the state of accounto with the rest of the l<or],d. They form an integral part o~ the system of national accounts and serve to Iileastirc the iJuport,ance of transact ionz t<ith the external sector in the
development effort.
x • GOVERN1.lENT J.JACHllI2I1Y AND orHER DEV2LOPr.mIT Sl'fPffiT INsrrrUTlm~
(a) Pu01ic finance
(i) The final consumption expenditure of general gLvernment, consolidated during the year classified accordin~ to purpose (annual)"
(ii)
Accountc on the currentreceipts and outlays during the year, according to kind of transaction, of general government, consolidated. and of central government, state and
local governm.ent and social security funds (annual),
(iii) Accounts of tangible and intangible financial capital transactions during the year, accordinG to kind of transaction of general Governmentl consolidated, and of central govcrmnent, Dtate and local government and Doci"l oecurity funds
(annual).
Apar~ from planning for the e~onomic
and social development of the populaTion, eovemment ·pl;>ys.a
leading role in such development through its fiscal policy and the nature and value-of its-revenues and expenditures whereby 'it··determines the sources of development finance ,
participates in and influence capital investment and industrial production, provides various social economic and comIaunity [:ervices ac well as a
substantial amoW1t of employment and, among other things, influences personal saving and induceG a redistribution of income and consumption touards the less fortunately endot<ed.
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(iv) Balance sheet accounts an of specific dates on the major categories of tangible,intangible and financial assets and on the liabilities of general government, state and local government and social security funds (annual).
(v) The current and capital outlays during the year according to kind of transactions and purpose, of general government,
consolidated (annual).·
(vi) The disposable {ucome, saving and surplus (deficit) of general government and of central government, state and
local government and social security funds
• (annual).
(vii) Cash receipts and disbursements, cash holdings and outstanding public debt of government and of central goverrunent and state and local government (annual).
(b) Social Security and welfare sero-/ices
(i)
Number of persons in welfareinstitutions at specific dates, according to age and sex and type of institution
(annual). .
(ii) NULlber of households and persons receiving public assistance at specific dates and value of assistance furnished during npecific periods (annual).
(iii)
!Jwnber of persons covered by social security and similar schemes at specific dates according to their kind of economic activity and type of scheme (annual) •(iv) Number of persons receiving social security and similar benefit" paid during specific periods, according to type of scheme (annual).
Thus, in order carefully to observe these activities and to asses" their effect and plan for the development process, data are needed on the nature and purpose of government revenue, expenditure and indebtedness, a" well as on the uses made.of the various public aervices provided, including those in respect of public safety which help to ensure a safe climate for development.
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(c) Public order and safety
(i) Numbcr of offences reported during specific period according to type of offence (annual).
(ii) Number of human victims reporting injuries during specified period, according to type of injury and type of offence (annual).
(iii) Number of human victims reporting property losses during specified period according to type of property loss and type of offence (annual).
(iv) Number of institutional victims reporting property losses during .wJ90if1..edperiod according to type
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.property loss and type of offence (annual).; (v)
Number of offenders:charged during specified period!; accordfng·to age, seX and type of offence(annual).
(vi) NUmber
ofoiie~aers
charged during specified periods,according to who Were qorivictEid, agean<!
·se:>; ,!@according tokind
of· sentence la.ndtypeof offence (annual). . , .. . . .-~, .
(vii) Number of inmates - charged and sentenced - in detention and
correctional institutions, and number of rooms or cells in these institutions, specific dates, according to type of institution (annual).
(viii) Number of reported offences during specified period cleared up by police authorities by specified later period, according to type of disposition and type of offence (annual).
(ix) Number of employees of the public order and safety authorities during specific short period and wages and salaries paid during the year according to kind of authority (annual).
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(x) Government current outlays during the year for public order and
safety on non-durable goods and services, e.g. food, clothing, supplies, fuel and electricity, contract services, according to purpose (armual),
(xi) Government capital outlays during the year for public order and safety in
(i) structures, (ii) furnishing and equipment and (iii) transport, according to purpose (armual).
XI. NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
(a) Sources and uses of the gross domestic product at purchasers values (annual),
(b) Gross domestic product
classified by kind of economic activity (armual).
(c) National disposable income and outlay by economic
categories showing saving or deficit (annual).
(d) Final consumption expenditure by cost-eomposition and purpose for the different sectors of the economy (armua I) •
(e) Gross capital formation
classified by type of capital
goods and kind of economic activity (armual) •
(f) National accounts.
(i) of capital finance and (ii) with the rest of the
world (annual).
A synthesis of the for~going into a system of national accounts provide"
a basis for examining,tk main flows relating to domestic produCtion,
consumption, accumulation and external transactions and for analysing the economic process in all its aspects.
Thus these data together with the foregoing provide ,abody of
statistical information 'useful for the IIlQnitoring, re';ie,,;'ndli-ppraisal of theimplementatiortof,the Lagos Plan of Action.