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01 - Methodology and Research
Census in Malta
02 - Regional, Geospatial, Energy and Transport Statistics
Energy Statistics
Inland Transport Statistics
Regional Gross Domestic Product
03 - National Accounts
Gross Domestic Product
04 - Public Finance
Government Debt and Deficit under the Maastricht Treaty
Research and Development in Malta (Government Sector)
Structure of General Government Debt
Expenditure of General Government Sector by Function
Social Protection Expenditure (ESSPROS)
05 - Balance of Payments
Balance of Payments
06 - International Trade Statistics
External Trade Statistics
07 - Price Statistics
Harmonised Indices of Consumer Prices
Retail Price Index
Property Price Index
08 - Structural Business Statistics
Inward Foreign Affiliates Statistics
Structural Business Statistics
Outward Foreign Affiliates Statistics
09 - Short-term Statistics
Short-term Statistics
10 - Environment, Agriculture and Fisheries Statistics
Agricultural Production
Agri-Environmental Statistics
Aquaculture
Economic Accounts for Agriculture
Farm Structure Survey
Producer/Input Agricultural Price Indices
Waste Statistics
11 - Business Registers
Business Demography
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12 - Living Conditions, Culture and Tourism Statistics
Statistics on Income and Living Conditions
Culture Statistics
Collective Accommodation Establishments
Inbound Tourism
Outbound Tourism
Household Budgetary Survey
National Tourism Statistics
13 - Labour Market and Information Society Statistics
Gender Pay Gap
Job Vacancy Statistics
Labour Cost Index
Labour Cost Survey
Labour Force Survey
Structure of Earnings Survey
ICT Usage and E-Commerce in Enterprises
ICT Usage by Individuals and Households
Accidents at Work
14 - Education Statistics
Adult Education
Education Statistics
Absenteeism in Schools
Teaching English as a Foreign Language
Continuing Vocational Training Survey
15 - Population and Migration Statistics
Demography
Migration Statistics
16 - Crime Statistics
CLASSIFICATIONS
Business
CC Classification
Enterprise Size
NACE Rev. 1.1
NACE Rev. 2
Economic
Broad Economic Category
COFOG 1999
COICOP 1999
CPA 1996
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CPA 2008
CPA v. 2.1
ESA 1995
ESA 2010
PRODCOM 12
PRODCOM 13
PRODCOM 14
PRODCOM 15
RPI
Social
ISCED 2011
ISCED Fields of Education and Training 2013
ISCO 1988
ISCO 2008
Labour Status
Legal Marital Status
Regional
Classification of Regions based on Property Prices
Degree of Urbanisation
Districts (Local Administrative Unit)
List of Countries (ISO-3166)
NUTS
Other
Classification of Recorded Crime
Classification Scheme of Agricultural Holdings
European Waste Catalogue
Field of Science and Technology Classification
International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems
NABS 2007
Type of activity (coding list used in Harmonised European Time Use Surveys)
Type of Dwelling
Type of Injury at Work
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Final consumption expenditure
Definition
Expenditure by resident institutional units (including households and enterprises whose main economic interest is in that economic territory) on goods or services that are used for the direct satisfaction of the individual or collective needs of members of the community. For private households, this includes all expenditure incurred by household members with the exceptions of: Business expenses; Additions to savings, amounts invested or loaned; Gambling losses; Goods or services produced as outputs of incorporated enterprises owned by households that are retained for consumption by members of the household; Retail value of home-grown produce (i.e. From own garden or farm) consumed by the household; Expenditure abroad; Repayments of loans (e.g. Mortgage capital repayments); Fines; Trade union, club and other memberships; Licenses (excluding TV); Donations to non-profit institutions; Life insurance services. Moreover, the following points relating to the collection of household consumption expenditure data require special emphasis: - Income tax and social insurance contributions: Income tax payments and social insurance contributions are not recorded as expenditures but are treated as charges on household income. - Regular household cash transfers paid: This component, which includes regular cash transfers paid by household members are also treated as charges on household income - Transfers within the same household: Transfers within the same household such as pocket money given to children is not considered neither as an expenditure, nor as an income because it is simply a transfer from one household member to another. - Supply of articles from family shop: The retail values of articles obtained without payment from a family shop are recorded in the expenditure diaries as they are acquired. -Expenditure abroad: Total expenditure on holidays is based on replies to a special retrospective question included in the main questionnaire relating to holidays during the three months preceding the interview. In the case of foreign or local holidays occurring during the two weeks of the interview, all related expenditure was recorded in the diaries. - Credit accounts and hire purchase arrangements: Any goods ordered or delivered but not paid for are ignored unless they are acquired through credit accounts or hire purchase arrangements.
Source(s)
Harmonised Indices of Consumer Prices
Household Budgetary Survey
NEWS RELEASE: Gross Domestic Product
Retail Price Index
Related Variable(s)
Cost-of-living index
Housing cost
Total consumption expenditure
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