GDP by Production approach – Total of economy

Time series : GDP_1.2.1_ESA_2010_en.xls

GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT - PRODUCTION APPROACH
Economic sectors and economic activity groupings	А10	Gross Value Added
		current prices	previous year prices	at average 2020 prices**	Volume index*** (corresponding quarter of previous year = 100, %)
		Second quarter of 2024*
		(million BGN)	(million BGN)	(million BGN)	(%)
Agriculture, forestry and fishing	A	1 045	1 077	981	102.6
Mining and quarrying; manufacturing; electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply; water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities	B_E	9 332	8 570	5 913	100.6
Construction	F	2 211	1 997	1 365	102.2
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles; transportation and storage; accommodation and food service activities	G_I	9 014	8 436	6 128	104.6
Information and communication	J	3 391	3 270	2 455	102.2
Financial and insurance activities	K	2 374	2 091	1 749	99.5
Real estate activities	L	3 478	3 470	3 025	100.5
Professional, scientific and technical activities; administrative and support service activities	M_N	3 171	2 737	2 186	103.0
Public administration and defence; compulsory social security; education; human health and social work activities	O_Q	7 395	6 350	4 674	100.8
Arts, entertainment and recreation, repair of household goods and other services	R_U	484	438	311	101.5
Total Economic	А+...+U	41 896	38 436	28 728	101.9
Adjustments (taxes less subsidies on products )		6 247	5 615	4 167	105.0
Gross Domestic Product		48 142	44 051	32 900	102.3
* Preliminary data.
** Data are calculated according the annual overlap technique. Aggregates are non additive.
*** The volume indices are calculated based on the values of the corresponding indicator at constant prices of 2020; for more information, see Price and Volume Measures (Methodological notes)

18.10.2024

Methodology

Gross Domestic Product - production approach - Total of economy - GDP
Contact
Contact organisation	National Statistical Institute
Contact organisation unit	„Non-Financial National and Regional Accounts“
Contact name	Elena Bakalova
Contact person function	chief specialist
Contact mail address	2 P. Volov Str., Sofia 1038
Contact email address	[email protected]
Contact phone number	+359 2 9857 540
Contact fax number
Metadata update
Metadata last certified	03 August 2021
Metadata last posted	03 August 2021
Metadata last update	03 August 2021
Statistical presentation
Data description	National accounts for Bulgaria compiled according to the main methodological recommendations of the documents "System of National Accounts, 2008" (SNA2008), an issue of EUROSTAT, IMF, OECD, UN and the World Bank, and "European System of Accounts, 2010" (ESA2010), an issue of EUROSTAT. Main macroeconomic indicators of the system of national accounts are the gross domestic product (GDP). GDP by production method characterized the outcome of economic activity and is measured by the value added created during the production of goods and services by resident units within the economic territory of the country.
Classification system	· Classification of Economic Activities (CEA-2008, for international use NACE.BG-2008); · Classification of Products by Economic Activities (CPEA-2008, for international use CPA.BG-2008); · Nomenclature of Industrial Production (PRODCOM.BG); · Classification of Individual Consumption According to Purpose (COICOP); · Classification of the Functions of Government (COFOG); · Classification of the Purposes of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households (COPNI); · Combined Nomenclature.
Sector coverage	Total economy
Statistical concepts and definitions	From the production side, GDP at market prices is calculated as a sum of the gross value added at basic prices for the economy as a whole and the adjustments. The latter includes net taxes on products, non-deductible VAT and import duties. Gross output (at basic prices) is the value of goods and services produced as a result of the production activity of resident units in three months. It can be a market and non-market. Market is the output that is sold or realized otherwise market or is intended for sale or exchange in future periods at prices significantly affect the market demand and supply and cover the costs of producing goods and services. This output is calculated as the sum of: Net proceeds from sales (less the book value of goods sold ); Cost of acquisition of fixed assets by economic means; Change in inventories of finished goods and work in progress. As a result of the price changes the value of inventories of finished goods and work in progress accumulate so-called holding gains / losses. To eliminate its influence, the value of gross output is adjusted for holding gains / losses. Is a non-market production, which is not intended for sale or other market conditions. It includes goods and services produced and used for their own final consumption or capital or provided for individual or collective consumption free of charge or at not economically significant prices. This production is estimated as the sum of all current expenses ( materials for outside services, labor, social security , etc. ) used to produce it Intermediate consumption includes the value of all goods and services, transformed or entirely consumed in the production process during the period, excluding consumption of fixed assets recorded as consumption of fixed capital (depreciation). Intermediate consumption is valued at purchasers' prices ( buyer) and consists of: · goods and services , transformed or entirely consumed in the production process; · goods and services used by employees to mandatory or carrying out their work; · tools and small equipment; · Cost of repair and maintenance; · payments for outsourced research services, staff training, market research, advertising, postal, telegraph and telephone services, rents, subscriptions and more.
Statistical unit	Institutional unit under ESA 2010 - enterprise, household, public institution
Statistical population	Economic territory of the country.
Reference area	Bulgaria
Time coverage	from 1995 (Infostat)
Base period	2015
Unit of measure
Million BGN
Reference period
Quarterly
Institutional mandate
Legal acts and other agreements	REGULATION (EU) No 549/2013 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL
Data sharing	Eurostat program to provide data on national accounts, the IMF, the UN
Confidentiality
Confidentiality - policy	· Law on Statistics; · Regulation (EC) No 223/2009 on European statistics (recital 24 and Article 20(4)) of 11 March 2009 (OJ L 87, p. 164), stipulates the need to establish common principles and guidelines ensuring the confidentiality of data used for the production of European statistics and the access to those confidential data with due account for technical developments and the requirements of users in a democratic society.
Confidentiality - data treatment
Release policy
Release calendar	The date for publication of statistical information is listed in the Calendar presenting the results of the statistical surveys of NSI. Statistical information is published annually: 85days after the reporting period and 70days after the end of the reporting period.
Release calendar access	The calendar is available on the NSI website: https://www.nsi.bg/en/node/480
User access	Data is published on the NSI website, section Macroeconomic statistics - Gross Domestic Product in accordance with the Law on Statistics and the European Statistics Code of Practice respecting the professional independence and aimed at objectivity, transparency and equal treatment of all consumers.
Frequency of dissemination
Quarterly
Accessibility and clarity
News release	Press release
Publications	Not applicable.
On-line database	Data are available to all users of the NSI website under the heading Macroeconomic statistics - Gross Domestic Product - Quarterly data - GDP by Production approach Total of economy: https://www.nsi.bg/en/node/5504
Micro-data access	Not applicable.
Other
Documentation on methodology	European system of accounts (ESA 2010)
Quality documentation
Quality management
Quality assurance	· European Statistics Code of Practice; · Common framework for quality management in the National Statistical System.
Quality assessment	Questionnaire on the implementation of the principles of the European Statistics Code of Practice.
Relevance
User needs
User satisfaction
Completeness
Accuracy and reliability
Overall accuracy
Sampling error
Non-sampling error
Timeliness and punctuality
Timeliness
Punctuality	The data transmitted to Eurostat are in compliance with National Accounts Data Distribution Program Annex B and respective derogations for the country.
Coherence and comparability
Comparability - geographical	The comparability is ensured through the implementation of common definitions of ESA 2010.
Comparability - over time	By using a common framework of the European System of Accounts ESA 2010, the data can be comparable over time.
Coherence - cross domain	In certain cases, data from other domains of economic statistics, i.e. balance of payments statistics, business statistics, household budget statistics or external trade statistics can be used for cross-checking purposes. These economic statistics are also available from the appropriate domains on the NSI website.
Coherence - internal	Quarterly data for all sub domains of national accounts should be coherent.
Cost and burden
Data revision
Data revision - policy	In practice, the system of national accounts, there are two main types of revisions. The first type of audits is ongoing, regular characterized by the presence of new or updated statistical information based on statistical surveys or administrative sources. The second type of revisions is related to a change in the methodology and calculation procedures for specific statistical indicators.
Data revision - practice	National accounts data are subject to continuous routine revisions as new input data becomes available. This will typically also entail revisions of the national accounts aggregates, which are derived from these data. In BG national accounts two types of revisions are: regular – preliminary, final data; and main - based on implementation of new methodology or GNI reservations.
Statistical processing
Source data	Information sources for development are: • Quarterly report; • Statistical Annexes; • Administrative data and balance sheet developments: - Consolidated reports on implementation of the state budget; - Customs information; - Tax Information; - Balance of Payments.
Frequency of data collection	Quarterly
Data collection	Quarterly data
Data validation	Implementation of validated procedures for assessing data quality.
Data compilation	Implementation of validated procedures for assessing the quality of data and the development of estimation of the completeness of the data.
Adjustment	Apply seasonal adjustment of the data using software JDemetra+.
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Methodology

Gross Domestic Product - production approach - Total of economy - GDP
Contact
Contact organisation	National Statistical Institute
Contact organisation unit	„Non-Financial National and Regional Accounts“
Contact name	Elena Bakalova
Contact person function	chief specialist
Contact mail address	2 P. Volov Str., Sofia 1038
Contact email address	[email protected]
Contact phone number	+359 2 9857 540
Contact fax number
Statistical presentation
Data description	National accounts for Bulgaria compiled according to the main methodological recommendations of the documents "System of National Accounts, 2008" (SNA2008), an issue of EUROSTAT, IMF, OECD, UN and the World Bank, and "European System of Accounts, 2010" (ESA2010), an issue of EUROSTAT. Main macroeconomic indicators of the system of national accounts are the gross domestic product (GDP). GDP by production method characterized the outcome of economic activity and is measured by the value added created during the production of goods and services by resident units within the economic territory of the country.
Classification system	· Classification of Economic Activities (CEA-2008, for international use NACE.BG-2008); · Classification of Products by Economic Activities (CPEA-2008, for international use CPA.BG-2008); · Nomenclature of Industrial Production (PRODCOM.BG); · Classification of Individual Consumption According to Purpose (COICOP); · Classification of the Functions of Government (COFOG); · Classification of the Purposes of Non-Profit Institutions Serving Households (COPNI); · Combined Nomenclature.
Sector coverage	Total economy
Statistical concepts and definitions	From the production side, GDP at market prices is calculated as a sum of the gross value added at basic prices for the economy as a whole and the adjustments. The latter includes net taxes on products, non-deductible VAT and import duties. Gross output (at basic prices) is the value of goods and services produced as a result of the production activity of resident units in three months. It can be a market and non-market. Market is the output that is sold or realized otherwise market or is intended for sale or exchange in future periods at prices significantly affect the market demand and supply and cover the costs of producing goods and services. This output is calculated as the sum of: Net proceeds from sales (less the book value of goods sold ); Cost of acquisition of fixed assets by economic means; Change in inventories of finished goods and work in progress. As a result of the price changes the value of inventories of finished goods and work in progress accumulate so-called holding gains / losses. To eliminate its influence, the value of gross output is adjusted for holding gains / losses. Is a non-market production, which is not intended for sale or other market conditions. It includes goods and services produced and used for their own final consumption or capital or provided for individual or collective consumption free of charge or at not economically significant prices. This production is estimated as the sum of all current expenses ( materials for outside services, labor, social security , etc. ) used to produce it Intermediate consumption includes the value of all goods and services, transformed or entirely consumed in the production process during the period, excluding consumption of fixed assets recorded as consumption of fixed capital (depreciation). Intermediate consumption is valued at purchasers' prices ( buyer) and consists of: · goods and services , transformed or entirely consumed in the production process; · goods and services used by employees to mandatory or carrying out their work; · tools and small equipment; · Cost of repair and maintenance; · payments for outsourced research services, staff training, market research, advertising, postal, telegraph and telephone services, rents, subscriptions and more.
Statistical unit	Institutional unit under ESA 2010 - enterprise, household, public institution
Statistical population	Economic territory of the country.
Reference area	Bulgaria
Time coverage	from 1995 (Infostat)
Base period	2015
Statistical processing
Source data	Information sources for development are: • Quarterly report; • Statistical Annexes; • Administrative data and balance sheet developments: - Consolidated reports on implementation of the state budget; - Customs information; - Tax Information; - Balance of Payments.
Frequency of data collection	Quarterly
Data collection	Quarterly data
Data validation	Implementation of validated procedures for assessing data quality.
Data compilation	Implementation of validated procedures for assessing the quality of data and the development of estimation of the completeness of the data.
Adjustment	Apply seasonal adjustment of the data using software JDemetra+.
Quality management
Quality assurance	· European Statistics Code of Practice; · Common framework for quality management in the National Statistical System.
Quality assessment	Questionnaire on the implementation of the principles of the European Statistics Code of Practice.
Relevance
User needs
User satisfaction
Completeness
Data completeness - rate
Accuracy and reliability
Overall accuracy
Sampling error
Sampling errors - indicators
Non-sampling error
Coverage error
Over-coverage - rate
Common units - proportion
Measurement error
Non response error
Unit non-response - rate
Item non-response - rate
Processing error
Imputation - rate
Model assumption error
Seasonal adjustment
Data revision - policy	In practice, the system of national accounts, there are two main types of revisions. The first type of audits is ongoing, regular characterized by the presence of new or updated statistical information based on statistical surveys or administrative sources. The second type of revisions is related to a change in the methodology and calculation procedures for specific statistical indicators.
Data revision - practice	National accounts data are subject to continuous routine revisions as new input data becomes available. This will typically also entail revisions of the national accounts aggregates, which are derived from these data. In BG national accounts two types of revisions are: regular – preliminary, final data; and main - based on implementation of new methodology or GNI reservations.
Data revision - average size
Timeliness and punctuality
Timeliness
Time lag - first results	Flash estimates of GDP - T +42-43 days after the reporting period.
Time lag - final results	Current quarterly estimates of GDP - T +65 days after the reporting period.
Punctuality	The data transmitted to Eurostat are in compliance with National Accounts Data Distribution Program Annex B and respective derogations for the country.
Punctuality - delivery and publication
Coherence and comparability
Comparability - geographical	The comparability is ensured through the implementation of common definitions of ESA 2010.
Asymmetry for mirror flows statistics - coefficient
Comparability - over time	By using a common framework of the European System of Accounts ESA 2010, the data can be comparable over time.
Length of comparable time series
Coherence - cross domain	In certain cases, data from other domains of economic statistics, i.e. balance of payments statistics, business statistics, household budget statistics or external trade statistics can be used for cross-checking purposes. These economic statistics are also available from the appropriate domains on the NSI website.
Coherence - sub annual and annual statistics
Coherence - National Accounts
Coherence - internal	Quarterly data for all sub domains of national accounts should be coherent.
Accessibility and clarity
News release	Press release
Publications	Not applicable.
On-line database	Data are available to all users of the NSI website under the heading Macroeconomic statistics - Gross Domestic Product - Quarterly data - GDP by Production approach Total of economy: https://www.nsi.bg/en/node/5504
Data tables - consultations
Micro-data access	Not applicable.
Other
Metadata - consultations
Documentation on methodology	European system of accounts (ESA 2010)
Metadata completeness – rate
Quality documentation
Cost and burden
Confidentiality
Confidentiality - policy	· Law on Statistics; · Regulation (EC) No 223/2009 on European statistics (recital 24 and Article 20(4)) of 11 March 2009 (OJ L 87, p. 164), stipulates the need to establish common principles and guidelines ensuring the confidentiality of data used for the production of European statistics and the access to those confidential data with due account for technical developments and the requirements of users in a democratic society.
Confidentiality – data treatment
Comment