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Definitions (8/9) - Grouped by first letter "O"
50 Definitions Grouped by first letter "O" ➔ Glossary of frequently used abbreviations...
Products retained by the producer for his own use as final consumption or capital formation (§ 6.114).
The output of the agricultural industry thus results from two kinds of activity:
(i) agricultural activities (main or secondary) performed by ...
The output price index (or producer price index) shows monthly price changes in the industrial sector, which can be an indicator of inflationary ...
2006 definition It is the objective of the output price index to measure the monthly development of transaction prices of economic activities. The ...
2006 definition The objectives and characteristics of indices for variable 310 (output prices) also apply to the indices for the distinction between ...
Goods or services that are retained either for final consumption by the same institutional unit or for gross fixed capital formation by the same ...
Output producers price indices seek to measure the change in the trading price of products sold by domestic producers on the domestic market and the ...
The degree to which a set of inherent characteristics fulfils output requirements.
· Output stocks represent the stocks of finished products and work-in-progress of the producer. They are taken into account in the calculation of ...
Refer to what is produced directly or immediately by an activity. Depending on their nature, outputs may, or may not be straightforward to measure. ...
This "means the customs procedure applicable to goods which, being in free circulation, leave the customs territory and are intended to remain ...
Any areas excluding areas with entries and exits designated by appropriate traffic signs. Note: Includes motorways, unless elsewhere specified.
Delegating (part of) activities to an outside contractor. Production can be externalized to a third-party service provider in home country, or to a ...
See "Foreign direct investment flows [Foreign direct investment]" http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/coded_files/fdi_yearbook_2007.pdf
Outward processing makes it possible to export goods temporarily for processing and to import the compensating products with a full or partial ...
Statistics describing the activity of foreign affiliates abroad controlled by the compiling economy
Outworkers are workers who: (a) hold explicit or implicit contracts of employment under which they agree to work for a particular enterprise, or to ...
Occurs when some selected units do not belong to the population. http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/product?code=KS-02-18-240&mode=view
Proportion of units accessible via the frame that do not belong to the target population (are out-of-scope).
Editing of data beyond a certain point after which as many errors are introduced as are corrected.
Cash deposit to or cash withdrawal from an account at a bank using a bank form. These transactions do not represent payments in the strict sense since ...
Tthe variable refers to the respondent’s opinion/feeling about the degree of satisfaction with the dwelling in terms of meeting the household ...
Overcrowded households are defined as households with more than one person per room (see definition of room).
The situation when the value of a plan’s assets are more than its liabilities, thereby having an actuarial surplus.
A product that appears on the product lists of two or more separate groups of countries for the purpose of combining the groups in a single ...
To partly cover, cover or extend beyond two or more classification concepts - i.e. not to be completely separate (e.g. "the group xy in classification ...
Overlapping of objectives occurs when the benefit is granted for two or more coinciding social risks or needs rather than a single one. An example is ...
The combination of two data layers that are in the same geographic reference system. Overlay can be done for cartographic display purposes, or the two ...
Deposit that is convertible into currency and/or is transferable on demand by cheque, banker’s order, debit entry or similar means, without ...
Interest rate swap where the periodic floating interest rate is equal to the geometric average of an overnight rate (or overnight index rate) over a ...
Methodological manual for statistics on congresses and conferences An overnight stay may be defined differently depending on the statistical approach ...
Ship with at least one dimension greater than Panamax.
Selecting more people from certain groups than would typically be done if everyone in the sample had an equal chance of being selected.
In digitizing, a line that has been extended beyond the point where it should connect with another line. The resulting spurious line segment is ...
A situation that may occur during the application of the technique of cell suppression. This denotes the fact that more information has been ...
Overtime is time worked in addition to hours worked during normal periods of work, and which is generally paid at higher than normal rates.
The amount of overtime earnings for the reference period which was recorded referred to the total pay for overtime hours, not just the premium ...
Overtime hours included those worked in addition to those of the normal or conventional working week (or month). If, for example, 4 hours were paid at ...
A person is considered overweight if he or she has a body mass index (BMI) greater than or equal to 25 but less than 30.
This includes:
(i) products consumed by the farmers' households which produced them;
(ii) products stemming from the agricultural unit (holding) and ...
Own funds are the sum of net worth (B.90) and shares and other equity issued.
Different offices of the same entity, including head offices, branch offices, and subsidiaries. Also sometimes called "related offices".
Production and use of goods and services within an establishment or household.
These only include:
- work done by agricultural units (e.g. use of labour, machines and other means of production, including planting stock) for the ...
Own-account producers consist of establishments engaged in gross fixed capital formation for the enterprises of which they form part, or ...
See: Capitalised production
Own-account workers are those workers who, working on their own account or with one or more partners, hold the type of job defined as a ...
Form of work comprising production of goods and services for own final use (an unpaid form of work).
Production of services by households for their own-use without a monetary transaction.
This unit group comprises immobile units such as second homes/apartments, villas, houses, chalets, and other dwellings used by visitors who are ...