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<strong>Producer</strong> <strong>Price</strong> <strong>Index</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

368<br />

Table 14.16. (continued)<br />

1993 SNA Source Account <strong>Price</strong> <strong>Index</strong> Derivation from Other <strong>Price</strong> Indices<br />

Valuation <strong>and</strong> Needed Detail<br />

SNA Transaction<br />

1993 SNA Aggregate 1993<br />

Codes<br />

Export <strong>Price</strong> <strong>Index</strong> (XPI)<br />

External transactions in goods<br />

<strong>and</strong> services account with product<br />

detail, Total economy (S.1)<br />

Exports P.6 Purchasers’ prices (fob<br />

domestic frontier), by<br />

product<br />

FPI = f ( HPI , GPI , KPI , NPI , VPI , XPI , w )<br />

<br />

Final Uses <strong>Price</strong> <strong>Index</strong><br />

(FPI)<br />

Supply <strong>and</strong> Use Table, total economy<br />

(S.1)<br />

Total final uses P.3 + P.5 + P.6 Purchasers’ prices, by product<br />

where<br />

<br />

1 <strong>and</strong><br />

w=<br />

[ wG, wK, wN, wV,<br />

wX]<br />

,<br />

P.32<br />

P.3 + P.4 + P.5 + P.6<br />

w<br />

G<br />

=<br />

,<br />

P.51<br />

P.3 + P.4 + P.5 + P.6<br />

w<br />

K<br />

=<br />

,<br />

P.32<br />

P.3 + P.4 + P.5 + P.6<br />

w<br />

G<br />

=<br />

.<br />

P.53<br />

P.3 + P.4 + P.5 + P.6<br />

w<br />

V<br />

=<br />

P.6<br />

P.3 + P.4 + P.5 + P.6<br />

w<br />

X<br />

=<br />

Gross Domestic Product<br />

Value-added deflator Value-added deflator = ( )<br />

, ; I<br />

f SPI IPI w<br />

Supply <strong>and</strong> Use Table, total economy<br />

(S.1)<br />

By industry, product <strong>and</strong> institutional<br />

sector, with industry<br />

<strong>and</strong> total value-added<br />

price indices adjusted by a<br />

markup factor for taxes net<br />

of subsidies on products.<br />

V = P.1 – P.2 +D.21 –<br />

D.31<br />

Value added (Net output<br />

PPI)<br />

where<br />

− P.7<br />

GDP<br />

=<br />

w M<br />

− P.2<br />

2<br />

=<br />

GDP<br />

w I<br />

Net output PPI may exclude<br />

from intermediate consumption<br />

products, particularly<br />

services, on which there<br />

may be no price information.<br />

1 Unlike the other aggregations of indices that involve the combination of two component indices, it is shown that the FPI is a simultaneous aggregation of six price indices for the components<br />

of final uses. Again, f can be any of the indices introduced in this chapter, <strong>and</strong> with the weight of the first item (here of Individual consumption (P.31) determined as one minus the<br />

rest of the weights, <strong>and</strong> the price relatives given by the list of index arguments.<br />

2 The negative weights of the second index arguments of both of these formulae for GDP is an indication that they represent a double deflation-type price index. See 1993 SNA, Chapter<br />

XVI, Section E.

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