ModuleII Orientation

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Course Orientation
SECOND GROUP TRAINING COURSE IN MODULES ON
FUNDAMENTAL OFFICIAL STATISTICS 2 October 2005
16 March 2006
A.C. Kulshreshtha Course Convener, Module-II
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COURSE OVERVIEW

• Three modules
• Module-I Statistical and survey methods
• 2 October 21 November 2006
• Module-II National accounts and economic
  statistics
• 22 November 2006 9 January 2007
• Module- III Demographic and social statistics
• 10 January 2007 16 March 2007

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Module-II

• NATIONAL ACCONTS
• AND ECONOMIC STATISTICS
• 22 November 2006 9 January 2007

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Aim of Module

• To introduce the concepts, principles, and
  macroeconomic accounting framework of the 1993
  System of National Accounts (SNA) and selected
  satellite accounts
• To familiarize with the various economic data
  sources required for the compilation of national
  accounts and other economic statistics

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Learning Objectives

• Understand basic concepts of macroeconomic
  accounting framework and accounting rules, flows
  and stocks of various macroeconomic aggregates
• Acquire knowledge and practical experience of
  using various economic data sources for the
  compilation of national accounts statistics

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Learning Objectives (Contd.)

• Develop the skills to understand the enterprise
  and establishment surveys and uses of Business
  expectation surveys

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Overview Module - II

• 112 sessions (75 minutes each session)
• Lectures
• Workshops, etc.
• Tests
• Assessments
• Project

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Curriculum Details Lectures, etc
Lectures, Workshops, Assignments, Project work,
Tests 112
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS The 1993 SNA Framework 46
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS Special Topics 22
OTHER ECONOMIC STATISTICS 25
PROJECT WORK 6
Basics, Building Blocks of SNA 16
GDP Estimates - Three Approaches 10
ESTABLISHMENT SURVEYS 8
TESTS 5
Accounts-Current, Accumulation, I-O Balance
Sheet 20
GDP Estimates at Constant Prices 6
Japan SNA, IO Tables International IOT 6
Quarterly Accounts Satellite Accounts 10
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Training Techniques

• Lectures
• Workshops
• Practical exercises
• Case studies
• Small group activity/discussion
• Self study / Internet

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Training Personnel

• SIAP faculty members
• Members of other international organizations
• Members of Japanese organizations
• Members of non- Japanese national organizations

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Assessments

• Participants
• Formal Diagnostic, Mid and Post - tests
• Informal General impression while in Japan

• SIAP faculty members
• Regular evaluation forms
• TIC/JICA/SIAP
• Course evaluation

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• THANKS