Imalat Sanayi, Madencilik ve Tasocakçiligi ve Enerji Gaz ve Su Sektörlerine Ait ISIC Revize 2-Revize 3 Veri Siniflandirma Sistemlerine Iliskin dönüsüm oranlarinin Hesaplanmasi

Ensar Yesilyurt ()
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Ensar Yesilyurt: Department of Economics, Pamukkale University

No 706, Working Papers from Ege University, Department of Economics

Abstract: (This paper is in Turkish) Long term data are important in terms of scientific researches that have economic and statistical applications have got meaningful results. But differences which occur in International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) system, especially for many variants, prevent long term data from being formed. In other words, because of revise-2 and revise-4 not having a complete harmony, data can not be used efficiently. Revise-3 system has been used in Turkey since 1993. Thus especially for sectoral based (4-dijit) studies, for example, a twenty-year series can not be owned. In other words, either data after the 1993 or those before 1993 can only be used. This prevents some economic realities being analyzed and some economic realities being learned. This study presents a proposal in solving this problem. By using eight and nine digit data in revise-2 and revise-3, four digit transformation ratios are calculated. The data sets that are used for this purpose are the production values that belong to manufacturing industry, mining and stone quarry and energy, oil and water sectors. By using obtained ratios a data set that is classified according to revise-2 (revise-3) could be transformed into revise-3 (revise-2).

Keywords: ISIC; Revise 2; Revise 3; Transformation ratio; Manufacturing Industry; Mining Industry; Energy; Gas and Water; Revize-2; Revize-3; Dönüþüm oraný; Ýmalat Sanayi; Madencilik ve Taþocakçýlýðý; Enerji; Gaz ve Su (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: C1 C4 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 25 pages
Date: 2007-06
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