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1 STRUCTURAL BUSINESS STATISTICS METHODOLOGY

SPAIN

On the following pages, you will find information about this country's statistical system and its various national data sources used for Structural Business Statistics. You can also consult the national statistical institute at their website http://www.ine.es.

Table of Contents

SPAIN 1

1. STATISTICAL SYSTEM 3

1.2. Current legal basis 3

1.3. National classifications 4

1.4. Units 6

1.5. Business Register 6

1.6. Explanation of the main sources of data 11

2. INDUSTRIAL SURVEY OF ENTERPRISES 12

2.1. General information 12

2.2. Population coverage 13

2.3. Information collected 14

2.4. Primary data collection method 15

2.5. Production of results 16

2.6. Quality 16

2.7. Dissemination 17

3. ANNUAL SERVICES SURVEY 18

3.1. General information 18


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3.3. Information collected on each unit 19



3.6. Quality 22


4. SURVEY OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 23

4.1. General Information 23


4.3. Information collected on each unit 25



4.6. Quality 27



1. STATISTICAL SYSTEM

1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. InstiInstiInstiInstitutiontutiontutiontution

1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1. Name of the institution responsibleName of the institution responsibleName of the institution responsibleName of the institution responsible

INE - Instituto Nacional de Estadística (National statistics institute).

1.1.2.1.1.2.1.1.2.1.1.2. Responsibilities for structural business statisticsResponsibilities for structural business statisticsResponsibilities for structural business statisticsResponsibilities for structural business statistics

The institution responsible for compiling most structural business statistics is the Instituto Nacional de Estadística. Construction statistics are compiled by the Ministerio de Fomento.

1.1.3.1.1.3.1.1.3.1.1.3. Person responsible for structural business statisticsPerson responsible for structural business statisticsPerson responsible for structural business statisticsPerson responsible for structural business statistics

Industry statistics: Mr. José Manuel Feito Fairén Subdirector Adjunto de las Estadísticas Agrarias e Industriales (INE) Rosario Pino, 14-16 28020 Madrid Fax: (+34) 91 583 9499 E-mail: [email protected]

Construction statistics: Mr. José Ignacio Pérez Lou Subdirector General de Estadísticas y Estudios Dirección General de Programación Económica Ministerio de Fomento Pº de la Castellana, 67 28071 – MADRID Tel.: (+34) 91 597 8272 Fax: (+34) 91 597 8524 Email:[email protected]

Services statistics: Mr. Fernando Cortina García Subdirector General de las Estadísticas de los Servicios (INE) Rosario Pino, 14-16 28020 Madrid Tel.: (+34) 91 5839191 Fax: (+34) 91 5839376 E-mail: [email protected]

(Reference year: 2005)

1.2.1.2.1.2.1.2. LLLLegal basisegal basisegal basisegal basis

1.2.1.1.2.1.1.2.1.1.2.1. Current legal basisCurrent legal basisCurrent legal basisCurrent legal basis

General statistical lawGeneral statistical lawGeneral statistical lawGeneral statistical law

‘Ley de la Función Estadística Pública’ of 9 May 1989.

Right to collect data in generalRight to collect data in generalRight to collect data in generalRight to collect data in general

The collection of information is governed by the ‘Ley de la Función Estadística Pública’.

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General obligation of enterprises to replyGeneral obligation of enterprises to replyGeneral obligation of enterprises to replyGeneral obligation of enterprises to reply

The ‘Ley de la Función Estadística Pública’ makes it mandatory for all natural and legal persons resident in Spain to supply the data required. There may be penalties for those failing to do so.

Obligation to safeguard confidential dataObligation to safeguard confidential dataObligation to safeguard confidential dataObligation to safeguard confidential data

Confidentiality of data is governed by the Ley de la Función Estadística Pública. Article 13 of the Act states that any data obtained by statistical departments both directly from respondents and via administrative sources will be protected and remain confidential.

Right of access to administrative dataRight of access to administrative dataRight of access to administrative dataRight of access to administrative data

Article 10 of the ‘Ley de la Función Estadística Pública’ states that the bodies responsible for administrative registers may co-operate with the Instituto Nacional de Estadística, but it does not imply that there is any obligation to co-operate.


1.2.2.1.2.2.1.2.2.1.2.2. Changes to legislation plannedChanges to legislation plannedChanges to legislation plannedChanges to legislation planned

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1.3.1.3.1.3.1.3. National classificationsNational classificationsNational classificationsNational classifications

1.3.1.1.3.1.1.3.1.1.3.1. Activity classificationsActivity classificationsActivity classificationsActivity classifications

Name of classificationName of classificationName of classificationName of classification

The national classification of activities is the Classificacion National de Actividades Economicas - CNAE-93 (National Classification of Economic Activities).

Date Date Date Date of creationof creationof creationof creation

1993

Date of introduction for structural business statisticsDate of introduction for structural business statisticsDate of introduction for structural business statisticsDate of introduction for structural business statistics

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Compatibility with NACE Rev. 1, existence of a 5th or 6th digitCompatibility with NACE Rev. 1, existence of a 5th or 6th digitCompatibility with NACE Rev. 1, existence of a 5th or 6th digitCompatibility with NACE Rev. 1, existence of a 5th or 6th digit

The CNAE-93 corresponds to the NACE Rev. 1 up to class level (4 digits).

Unit responsible for classUnit responsible for classUnit responsible for classUnit responsible for classifying activitiesifying activitiesifying activitiesifying activities

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Variable used for identifying principal and secondary activitiesVariable used for identifying principal and secondary activitiesVariable used for identifying principal and secondary activitiesVariable used for identifying principal and secondary activities

In industry the principal activity of a unit is the activity for which the value added of production is the highest. When the latter is unknown, the highest value of production and the number of employees are used as criteria. In services the principal activity is determined by the number of employees. In cases where this information is not available, the main activity is based on the conversion of the activity codes in the administrative files, but where these do not correspond with the CNAE there are


some uncertainties (around 8%). For the census of business premises the principal activity was defined as that which generated the highest value from production, sales or the supply of services. When these criteria were not relevant the principal activity was taken to be that which employed the largest number of persons.

Method used for identifying activitiesMethod used for identifying activitiesMethod used for identifying activitiesMethod used for identifying activities

The top-down approach is not used in industry.

Stability rules appliedStability rules appliedStability rules appliedStability rules applied

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Independence of classification of unitsIndependence of classification of unitsIndependence of classification of unitsIndependence of classification of units

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Existence of time series in the classificationExistence of time series in the classificationExistence of time series in the classificationExistence of time series in the classification

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1.3.2.1.3.2.1.3.2.1.3.2. Regional classificationRegional classificationRegional classificationRegional classification

Classification or list of Classification or list of Classification or list of Classification or list of levelslevelslevelslevels

The country is divided into: 18 Autonomous Communities; 52 provinces; 8 066 municipalities.

Compatibility with NUTSCompatibility with NUTSCompatibility with NUTSCompatibility with NUTS

Autonomous Communities (NUTS 2). Provinces (NUTS 3). Municipalities (NUTS 5).


1.3.3.1.3.3.1.3.3.1.3.3. Legal forms listLegal forms listLegal forms listLegal forms list

Natural person Comunidades de Bienes Sociedades Colectivas Sociedades Comanditarias Sociedades Anónimas Sociedades de Responsabilidad Limitada Sociedades Cooperativas Associations and other similar forms Autonomous bodies, religious organisations and institutions Corporaciones locales (local authorities) Agencies of central government and of the Autonomous Communities Comunidades de propietarios (joint ownership of property)

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1.3.4.1.3.4.1.3.4.1.3.4. Other classificationsOther classificationsOther classificationsOther classifications

Subject of other classificatiSubject of other classificatiSubject of other classificatiSubject of other classificationsonsonsons

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ClassificationClassificationClassificationClassification

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1.4.1.4.1.4.1.4. UnitsUnitsUnitsUnits

List of existing unitsList of existing unitsList of existing unitsList of existing units

In relation to units recorded in our Business Register see paragraph 1.4.3 or point ‘Registered units’ within paragraph 1.5.2.

[Este apartado debiera ser completado por el resto de promotores]

Definitions of each unitDefinitions of each unitDefinitions of each unitDefinitions of each unit

Concepts linked to statistical units are trying to adapt definitions included in the Council Regulation (EEC) No 696/93. In this way:

Enterprise is an organisational unit producing goods or services, having legal basis on a natural person or a legal person or a combination of them, and carrying out one or more activities at one or more locations.

Local unit is an enterprise or part thereof (e.g. a workshop, factory, warehouse, office, mine or depot) situated in a geographically identified place. At or from this place economic activity is carried out for which one or more persons work (even if only part-time) for one and the same enterprise.

Summary of useSummary of useSummary of useSummary of use

Registered. The Spanish Business Register includes 4 kinds of statistical units:

- Legal unit (Juridical and Natural Persons)

- Enterprise (see definition above)

- Local unit (see definition above)

- Enterprise group (defined from control links among legal units)



1.5.1.5.1.5.1.5. Business RegisterBusiness RegisterBusiness RegisterBusiness Register

1.5.1.1.5.1.1.5.1.1.5.1. General informationGeneral informationGeneral informationGeneral information

Name of register

Directorio Central de Empresas (DIRCE) - Central Business Register.

Institution responsible for the register

DIRCE (Spanish Business Register) is compiled directly by INE (National Statistic Institute of Spain), and the department responsible is the Methodology and Statistical Techniques Directorate.

Person responsible

Esteban Barbado INE 183 Paseo de la Castellana 28046 Madrid Tel.: (+34) 91 5839123 Fax: (+34) 91 5839484

Purpose of the register

Basis for sampling frames.

Tool for developing and harmonizing business surveys.

To provide structural and business-demographic statistics.

To meet information requirements of international organisations.

Means to control informative burden on enterprises.

To provide comparability in time series.

Legal basis

In addition to Council Regulation (EEC) No 2186/93, Spain has in his legislation the ‘Ley 12/1989 de la Función Estadística Pública’ (Spanish Statistic Basic Act) which set up that INE is required to compile and to update a Business Register.

Obligation to register for births and deaths

New units (and units that close) are not obliged to inform INE of this fact, but there is a legal obligation for the administrative sources used for updating the business register.

Date of creation and major changes

The first (provisional) release of DIRCE was obtained in 1990. Since then, successive yearly updating has been produced. Changes have been caused mainly because of increasing demands of users and future requirements of legal frame.

Date first used for structural business statistics

DIRCE was used for the first time in 1990 for the 1989 Survey on the Structure of Enterprises in Catering (Service Sector Statistics).

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Limits of legal right of access

DIRCE (individual data) can be only used by National Statistical Authorities.

Exceptions concerning common classifications

None.


1.5.2.1.5.2.1.5.2.1.5.2. Population coveragePopulation coveragePopulation coveragePopulation coverage

Activities covered

DIRCE covers all compulsory economic activities included in Council Regulation (EEC) No 2186/93. Recently economic activities from NACE-93 Rev. 1.1 Sections A, B, L, P and Q, are being incorporated to DIRCE in a progressive way. At present, coverage levels of these new activities can be considered as acceptable.

Geographical area covered

DIRCE contains information on all national territory.

Size classes covered

There are no exclusions with regard to size class.

Other inclusions or exclusions

There are no additional criteria to include or to exclude units.

Coverage rate

External checks on employment allow us to infer a very high level of coverage in DIRCE.

Registered units

- legal unit

- enterprise

- local unit

- enterprise group


1.5.3.1.5.3.1.5.3.1.5.3. Record contentsRecord contentsRecord contentsRecord contents

Level of activity classified

Main economic activity is classified to 4-digit level of NACE Rev. 1.1. Secondary activities carried out by the enterprises, up to a maximum of three, can be obtained.

Level of geographical location recorded

The level of geographical location recorded for all units of DIRCE is NUTS 5. Full address is also recorded.


Method of size registration

Three variables are used as measures of size in the register:

- employees

- persons employed (estimate)

- turnover (estimate for small units)

Single value is available for all units.

Registration or not of legal form

Yes, on the basis of the first character in the legal identifier NIF (Fiscal Identification Number).

Registration or not of foreign ownership

Yes. This information is collected from external private sources (D&B).

Registration or not of public ownership

Yes. Information on Public Enterprises is collected from external administrative sources (National Audit Office and Central Bank).

Registration or not of inter unit links

Yes, there are links for all kinds of units registered in DIRCE.

Distinction between market oriented and non-market units

Nowadays there is a work-in-progress in order to incorporate Institutional Sector as a new variable in DIRCE. This variable combined with legal form and economic activity code will allow us to distinguish between marked oriented and non-market units.

List of economic variables registered

Economic variables correspond to which are used as measures of size (employees, persons employed and turnover), such as we pointed out above.

These variables adapt definitions included in manuals and methodologies proposed for economic statistics implementation.

Other characteristics registered

- Identification variables (Identifier number, Name, Telephone number, Fax, etc.)

- Location variables (Full Postal Adress, Geographical Code NUTS 5)

- Classification variables (Economic activity code, size, legal form, etc.)

- Demographic variables (status, Dates of commencement/cessation of activities)

- Reference to other external files (INTRASTAT/EXTRASTAT, National Audit Office, Central Bank, etc.)


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1.5.4.1.5.4.1.5.4.1.5.4. Register Updating Register Updating Register Updating Register Updating

List of main sources of information for updating

The model for the generation and maintenance of the information system is based on the use and exploitation of external sources of different nature. In the first developments, only administrative sources were considered. Later, the putting into practice of processes to improve the quality has allowed incorporating the changes detected in the own statistical operations. Next, the main used sources are related:

Tax sources:

• Economic Activities Tax (State and Navarre Community scope).

• P.A.Y.E. Deductions.

• INTRASTAT and EXTRASTAT register.

Social sources:

• Social Security Counts.

Statistical sources:

• Directory of economic activities (Basque Country)

• Current statistical operations.

Legal sources and other types of sources:

• Mercantile Register

• Public Companies of the National Audit Office (Ministry of Finance)

Private sources:

• Dun and Bradstreet data base.

Frequency of receipt of updates by the register team – Breakdown by administrative

source

DIRCE is annually updated. All sources are received in INE and processed once a year.

Frequency with which the raw data in the administrative sources are updated (if known)

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Lead time between the update of the administrative source and receipt by the

register team

Lead time varies from an administrative source to other, but it never surpasses 2 months.


1.5.5.1.5.5.1.5.5.1.5.5. DisseminationDisseminationDisseminationDissemination

Existence of standard dissemination and possibility of special tabulations

DIRCE is an important toot for statistical production. Access to aggregated data is free. An annual standard publication is available at INE Website (INEbase), including the main methodological subjects. Department managing DIRCE also offers a customized information request service. At present, DIRCE is one of the more demanded products of INE.


Name and type of dissemination used

EL DIRECTORIO CENTRAL DE EMPRESAS (DIRCE)

Statistical Results (year t)

Vol. 1: Enterprises data (annual book)

Vol. 2: Local units data (annual book)

Same information plus some demographic indicators are available in Internet:

http://www.ine.es/inebase/cgi/um?M=%2Ft37%2Fp201&O=inebase&N=&L=

Description of standard tables produced

Results presented are detailed as follows:

- Geographic breakdown: national, NUTS 2 and NUTS 3 level.

- Variables of classification: economic activity (3-digit NACE Rev. 1.1), size (12 size class) and legal form (9 kinds).

- Status of activity: incoming, outgoing and remaining.

Delay within which data is disseminated from the end of a given reference year

Data availability occurs 7 or 8 months since the end of reference year.


1.5.6.1.5.6.1.5.6.1.5.6. Changes to the register's legal basis, coverage, contents, updatChanges to the register's legal basis, coverage, contents, updatChanges to the register's legal basis, coverage, contents, updatChanges to the register's legal basis, coverage, contents, updating and ing and ing and ing and

disseminationdisseminationdisseminationdissemination

Main changes depend on requirements included in the new regulation foreseen to be into force in January 2007.


1.6.1.6.1.6.1.6. Explanation of the main sources of dataExplanation of the main sources of dataExplanation of the main sources of dataExplanation of the main sources of data

An industrial survey is carried out annually. A separate annual survey is conducted in the construction sector. The development of statistics on the service sectors has been underway since the late 1980s. Since year 1998 an annual survey is carried out. A census of business premises was carried out in 1990. Between 1988 and 1997 (reference years) a number of sector specific enterprise surveys were launched, notably: — domestic trade (1988) — structure of restaurant, bar and cafeteria enterprises (1989 and 1994) — passenger transport (annually since 1991) — road freight enterprises (1992) — technical services (1992) — hotel enterprises (1992 and 1996) — audio-visual services (1992 and 1997) — structure of travel agencies (1993) — consultancy enterprises (1993) — advertising (1994) — renting of machinery and equipment (1994) — communications (1995 and 1996)

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— industrial cleaning (1995) — computer services (1995) — legal activities (1996) — security services (1996) — miscellaneous business services (1996) — technical services (1997) — personal services (1997)


2. INDUSTRIAL SURVEY OF ENTERPRISES

2.1.2.1.2.1.2.1. General informationGeneral informationGeneral informationGeneral information

2.1.1.2.1.1.2.1.1.2.1.1. Practical informationPractical informationPractical informationPractical information

Type of sourceType of sourceType of sourceType of source

Statistical survey.

Name of sourceName of sourceName of sourceName of source

Industrial survey of enterprises.

Institution responsible for the sourceInstitution responsible for the sourceInstitution responsible for the sourceInstitution responsible for the source

The INE (Instituto Nacional de Estadística).

Person responsiblePerson responsiblePerson responsiblePerson responsible

José Manuel Feito Fairén Instituto Nacional de Estadistica Rosario Pino, 14-16 28020 Madrid Fax: (+34) 91 583 9499 E-mail: [email protected]

Legal basisLegal basisLegal basisLegal basis

The "Ley de la Funcion Estadistica Publica"(Law of Public Statistics Service) establishes the obligation to respond as well as the norms that affect the protection of the statistical secrecy of data.

Obligation on units to provide dataObligation on units to provide dataObligation on units to provide dataObligation on units to provide data

Units are obliged to reply.

Date of first use as a sourceDate of first use as a sourceDate of first use as a sourceDate of first use as a source

The current methodology has been used since 1993 but the survey has existed for longer.

Reference year of this reportReference year of this reportReference year of this reportReference year of this report

2004

Register on which the source is basedRegister on which the source is basedRegister on which the source is basedRegister on which the source is based

The framework or register of the survey primarily conforms to data from DIRCE (Directorio Central de Empresas) which contains information from various administrative databases (fiscal and social security).


Expected changes in legal basis, obligation to respond and register usedExpected changes in legal basis, obligation to respond and register usedExpected changes in legal basis, obligation to respond and register usedExpected changes in legal basis, obligation to respond and register used

No changes expected.


2.1.2.2.1.2.2.1.2.2.1.2. Use of administrative informationUse of administrative informationUse of administrative informationUse of administrative information

EnumeratiEnumeratiEnumeratiEnumeration and description of the administrative data sources usedon and description of the administrative data sources usedon and description of the administrative data sources usedon and description of the administrative data sources used

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Identification of units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage).Identification of units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage).Identification of units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage).Identification of units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage).

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Definition of the administrative information respective tDefinition of the administrative information respective tDefinition of the administrative information respective tDefinition of the administrative information respective to the statistical variables used.o the statistical variables used.o the statistical variables used.o the statistical variables used.

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Definition of the administrative units respective to the statistical units in the SBS.Definition of the administrative units respective to the statistical units in the SBS.Definition of the administrative units respective to the statistical units in the SBS.Definition of the administrative units respective to the statistical units in the SBS.

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2.1.3.2.1.3.2.1.3.2.1.3. Summary of questionnairesSummary of questionnairesSummary of questionnairesSummary of questionnaires

Summary of different national questionnaires used in the surveySummary of different national questionnaires used in the surveySummary of different national questionnaires used in the surveySummary of different national questionnaires used in the survey

There are three sets of questionnaires in the survey: a standard one for enterprises with 20 or more employees and only one industrial local unit; a more extensive one for enterprises with 20 or more employees and two or more industrial local units; and a simplified one for enterprises with less than 20 employees.

Expected changes in national questionnairesExpected changes in national questionnairesExpected changes in national questionnairesExpected changes in national questionnaires

No changes are expected.


2.2.2.2.2.2.2.2. Population coveragePopulation coveragePopulation coveragePopulation coverage

Activities coveredActivities coveredActivities coveredActivities covered

Sections C, D and E of NACE Rev. 1.

Geographical area coveGeographical area coveGeographical area coveGeographical area coveredredredred

All regions.

Size classes coveredSize classes coveredSize classes coveredSize classes covered

All enterprises.

Other inclusions or exclusionsOther inclusions or exclusionsOther inclusions or exclusionsOther inclusions or exclusions

None

Reporting unitReporting unitReporting unitReporting unit

Enterprise

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Observation unit(s)Observation unit(s)Observation unit(s)Observation unit(s)

The basic unit in the survey is the industrial enterprise. However, in order to be able to provide information at a regional level and by branch of activity, additional information is collected at the local unit level for enterprises with multiple locations.

Expected changes in the population surveyedExpected changes in the population surveyedExpected changes in the population surveyedExpected changes in the population surveyed



2.3.2.3.2.3.2.3. Information Information Information Information collectedcollectedcollectedcollected

2.3.1.2.3.1.2.3.1.2.3.1. Summary list of variablesSummary list of variablesSummary list of variablesSummary list of variables

Information is collected about: turnover, sales, income, purchases, investment, employment.


2.3.2.2.3.2.2.3.2.2.3.2. Variables from Annex 1 of the SBS RegulationVariables from Annex 1 of the SBS RegulationVariables from Annex 1 of the SBS RegulationVariables from Annex 1 of the SBS Regulation

Number of enterprises (11Number of enterprises (11Number of enterprises (11Number of enterprises (11 11111111 0)0)0)0)

This information is available from the survey.

Number of local units (11Number of local units (11Number of local units (11Number of local units (11 21212121 0)0)0)0)


Turnover (12Turnover (12Turnover (12Turnover (12 11111111 0)0)0)0)


Production value (12Production value (12Production value (12Production value (12 12121212 0)0)0)0)


Value Value Value Value added at factor costs (12added at factor costs (12added at factor costs (12added at factor costs (12 15151515 0)0)0)0)


Total purchases of goods and services (13Total purchases of goods and services (13Total purchases of goods and services (13Total purchases of goods and services (13 11111111 0)0)0)0)


Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (13Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (13Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (13Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (13 11112222 0)0)0)0)


Personnel costs (13Personnel costs (13Personnel costs (13Personnel costs (13 31313131 0)0)0)0)


Wages and salaries (13Wages and salaries (13Wages and salaries (13Wages and salaries (13 32323232 0)0)0)0)



Gross investment in tangible goods (15Gross investment in tangible goods (15Gross investment in tangible goods (15Gross investment in tangible goods (15 11111111 0)0)0)0)


Number of persons employed (16Number of persons employed (16Number of persons employed (16Number of persons employed (16 11111111 0)0)0)0)


Number of employees (16Number of employees (16Number of employees (16Number of employees (16 13131313 0)0)0)0)


Other variables collected but not specified in Annex 1 of Other variables collected but not specified in Annex 1 of Other variables collected but not specified in Annex 1 of Other variables collected but not specified in Annex 1 of the SBS Regulationthe SBS Regulationthe SBS Regulationthe SBS Regulation

In addition to the main Annex 1 SBS-R variables listed above, the following variables are also available: Gross margin on goods for resale (12 13 0) Gross operating surplus (12 17 0) Payments for agency workers (13 13 1) Changes in stocks of finished products and work in progress manufactured by the unit (13 21 3) Social security costs (13 33 0) Payments for long term rental and operational leasing of goods (13 41 1) Gross investment in land (15 12 0) Gross investment in existing buildings and structures (15 13 0) Gross investment in construction and alteration of buildings (15 14 0) Gross investment in machinery and equipment (15 15 0) Sales of tangible investment goods (15 21 0) Value of tangible goods acquired through financial leasing (15 31 0) Number of part-time employees (16 13 1) Number of employees in full time equivalent units ((16 14 0) Number of hours worked by employees (16 15 0) Turnover from the principal industrial activity (18 11 0) Turnover from industrial activities (18 12 0) Turnover from services activities (18 15 0) Turnover from trading and intermediary activities (18 16 0) Purchases of energy products (in value) (20 11 0)


2.3.3.2.3.3.2.3.3.2.3.3. Time span covered by dataTime span covered by dataTime span covered by dataTime span covered by data

The reporting period is the calendar year. But if the cycle of production of a local unit lasts more than one season or period exceeding 2 distinct years, data refer to the season ending during the reference year.


2.3.4.2.3.4.2.3.4.2.3.4. Expected changes in information collectedExpected changes in information collectedExpected changes in information collectedExpected changes in information collected



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2.4.2.4.2.4.2.4. Primary data collection methodPrimary data collection methodPrimary data collection methodPrimary data collection method

MediaMediaMediaMedia

Postal questionnaire.

Timetable of data collectionTimetable of data collectionTimetable of data collectionTimetable of data collection

The questionnaires are sent out three months after the end of the reference period. The data collection is closed 6 months after the end of the reference period.

Sample or censusSample or censusSample or censusSample or census

Enterprises employing 20 persons or more are surveyed exhaustively every year. Enterprises employing less than 20 persons are surveyed by sampling.

Criteria for stratificationCriteria for stratificationCriteria for stratificationCriteria for stratification

The sampling plan is based on a stratified random sample, with the enterprise as the sampling unit. The criteria for stratification are the region and the size. The sample sizes of the strata are calculated using Neyman allocation, the self-weighting being at stratum level.

Threshold values and sample percentagesThreshold values and sample percentagesThreshold values and sample percentagesThreshold values and sample percentages

Approximately 25.000 units are surveyed exhaustively above the threshold of 20 employees. A further 20.000 units are samples from approximately 160 000 units below the threshold.

Response rateResponse rateResponse rateResponse rate

The non-response rate once the collection phase is finished comprises approximately 6% of the inquiry as a whole.

Actions to speed up or increase the rate of responseActions to speed up or increase the rate of responseActions to speed up or increase the rate of responseActions to speed up or increase the rate of response

Tailor-made information is offered free to the enterprises that have contributed.

Frequency of data colFrequency of data colFrequency of data colFrequency of data collection or list of recent reference yearslection or list of recent reference yearslection or list of recent reference yearslection or list of recent reference years

The industrial inquiries are conducted every year.

Expected changes in data collection methodologyExpected changes in data collection methodologyExpected changes in data collection methodologyExpected changes in data collection methodology



2.5.2.5.2.5.2.5. Production of resultsProduction of resultsProduction of resultsProduction of results

Imputation methods to compensate Imputation methods to compensate Imputation methods to compensate Imputation methods to compensate for nonfor nonfor nonfor non----responseresponseresponseresponse

Non-response is estimated from respondents' data.

Estimates for grossingEstimates for grossingEstimates for grossingEstimates for grossing----upupupup

The grossing-up is estimated using extrapolation factors - the inverse sampling rate.


Confrontation with other data setsConfrontation with other data setsConfrontation with other data setsConfrontation with other data sets

The information obtained in the survey is contrasted with the Annual Survey of Industrial Products during the editing phase.

Other calculations madeOther calculations madeOther calculations madeOther calculations made

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Criteria for the identification of confidential dataCriteria for the identification of confidential dataCriteria for the identification of confidential dataCriteria for the identification of confidential data

The data is considered confidential when the number of units covered in the strata results are less than or equal to 3.

Expected changes in production methodsExpected changes in production methodsExpected changes in production methodsExpected changes in production methods



2.6.2.6.2.6.2.6. QualityQualityQualityQuality

2.6.1.2.6.1.2.6.1.2.6.1. Calculation of coefficients of variationCalculation of coefficients of variationCalculation of coefficients of variationCalculation of coefficients of variation

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2.6.2.2.6.2.2.6.2.2.6.2. Summary description of quality criteria calculated foSummary description of quality criteria calculated foSummary description of quality criteria calculated foSummary description of quality criteria calculated for national purposesr national purposesr national purposesr national purposes

The quality criteria used for national purposes are: response rate, sampling errors and results of comparisons with other sources.

2.6.3.2.6.3.2.6.3.2.6.3. Expected changes in quality evaluationExpected changes in quality evaluationExpected changes in quality evaluationExpected changes in quality evaluation



2.7.2.7.2.7.2.7. DissemDissemDissemDisseminationinationinationination

2.7.1.2.7.1.2.7.1.2.7.1. National disseminationNational disseminationNational disseminationNational dissemination

Name and media of national dissemination usedName and media of national dissemination usedName and media of national dissemination usedName and media of national dissemination used

Every year, the INE publishes the results of the "Industrial survey of enterprises". The results are also available on the Internet.

Description of standard tables producedDescription of standard tables producedDescription of standard tables producedDescription of standard tables produced

The standard tables produced are divided into three groups. The first one provides a collection of variables such as the number of persons employed, turnover, personnel costs, investment, etc. referring to the total industry and to 14 activity headings. In all 32 variables are published for this group. It is also included tables referring to entreprises with more/less than 20 persons employed. The second one provides a collection of 22 variables referring to 100 activity headings (on the whole, each heading corresponds to a 3-digit level (Group) of NACE Rev. 1). The third one is a group of tables referring to a collection of 8 variables brokendown by 13 activity headings and the 17 "Comunidades Autónomas" (regions of the NUTS 2 level). Furthermore a table is published with the number of enterprises brokendown by activity and by

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2 sizes classes (less than 20 employees and 20 or more employees) and a table that shows the variation of some 8 variables between the reference year and the previous year.

Delay within whicDelay within whicDelay within whicDelay within which data is disseminated from the end of a given reference yearh data is disseminated from the end of a given reference yearh data is disseminated from the end of a given reference yearh data is disseminated from the end of a given reference year

Data has been disseminated within 11 months from the end of the reference year.

Treatment of confidential dataTreatment of confidential dataTreatment of confidential dataTreatment of confidential data

No tables are published which cannot guarantee statistical confidentiality, and no individual data are provided.

Expected changes in national dissemination methodsExpected changes in national dissemination methodsExpected changes in national dissemination methodsExpected changes in national dissemination methods



2.7.2.2.7.2.2.7.2.2.7.2. Transmission to Eurostat and other organisationsTransmission to Eurostat and other organisationsTransmission to Eurostat and other organisationsTransmission to Eurostat and other organisations

Data are transmitted to Eurostat by STADIUM (e-DAMIS) in an encrypted format. Data has been transmitted to Eurostat in 11 months from the end of the reference year.


3. ANNUAL SERVICES SURVEY

3.1.3.1.3.1.3.1. General informationGeneral informationGeneral informationGeneral information

3.1.1.3.1.1.3.1.1.3.1.1. Practical informationPractical informationPractical informationPractical information


Statistical survey

Name of sourceName of sourceName of sourceName of source

Annual services survey

Institution responsible for the sourceInstitution responsible for the sourceInstitution responsible for the sourceInstitution responsible for the source

Spanish Statistical Institute

Person responsiblePerson responsiblePerson responsiblePerson responsible

Mr. Fernando Cortina García Subdirector General de Estadísticas de los Servicios Instituto Nacional de Estadistica Edificio Torre Rioja C/ Rosario Pino 14-16 28020 Madrid Tel.: (+34) 91 583 91 21 Fax: (+34) 91 583 93 76


Ley de la Función Estadística Pública of 9th May 1989 (Law of Public Statistic Service)


Units are obligated to reply data. In other case we can give fines of different amounts



1998

Reference year of this reportReference year of this reportReference year of this reportReference year of this report

The reference year of this report is 2005


Central Register of Enterprises (DIRCE)

Expected changes in legal basis, obExpected changes in legal basis, obExpected changes in legal basis, obExpected changes in legal basis, obligation to respond and register usedligation to respond and register usedligation to respond and register usedligation to respond and register used


Enumeration and description of the administrative data sources usedEnumeration and description of the administrative data sources usedEnumeration and description of the administrative data sources usedEnumeration and description of the administrative data sources used

We use the Mercantile Registry to complete in same cases of lack of response the information of the survey

IdentifIdentifIdentifIdentification of units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage).ication of units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage).ication of units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage).ication of units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage).

The administrative unit is the same as the business register ones

Definition of the administrative information respective to the statistical variables used.Definition of the administrative information respective to the statistical variables used.Definition of the administrative information respective to the statistical variables used.Definition of the administrative information respective to the statistical variables used.

The information provided by the administrative sources is the annual accounts like we ask in the survey questionnaire

Definition of the administrative units respective to the statistical units in the SBS.Definition of the administrative units respective to the statistical units in the SBS.Definition of the administrative units respective to the statistical units in the SBS.Definition of the administrative units respective to the statistical units in the SBS.

Enterprise

3.1.3.3.1.3.3.1.3.3.1.3. Summary of questionnairesSummary of questionnairesSummary of questionnairesSummary of questionnaires

Summary of diffSummary of diffSummary of diffSummary of different national questionnaires used in the surveyerent national questionnaires used in the surveyerent national questionnaires used in the surveyerent national questionnaires used in the survey

One standard questionnaire for enterprises with legal entity and individuals with more than ten employees. Another reduce questionnaire for individuals with less than ten employees. One specific questionnaire is used for taxi operation (NACE code 60.22). Other specific questionnaire is used for real estate activities (NACE code 701, 702).


Another sheet will be included to cover the main activity codification in the new NACE Rev.2.




The survey covers: sections G, H, I, K and divisions 92 and 93 of section O.

Geographical area coveredGeographical area coveredGeographical area coveredGeographical area covered

The entire national territory is covered

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Size classes coveSize classes coveSize classes coveSize classes coveredredredred

All sizes are covered


No exclusions

Reporting unitReporting unitReporting unitReporting unit

Enterprise


Enterprise


No expected changes


3.3.3.3.3.3.3.3. Information collected onInformation collected onInformation collected onInformation collected on each unit each unit each unit each unit

3.3.1.3.3.1.3.3.1.3.3.1. Summary list of variablesSummary list of variablesSummary list of variablesSummary list of variables Demographic and structural data, accounting data, export and import, capital good transactions, employment, regional data, F.A.T.S. data and cross border trade data.

3.3.2.3.3.2.3.3.2.3.3.2. Variables from Annex 1 of the SBS RegulationVariables from Annex 1 of the SBS RegulationVariables from Annex 1 of the SBS RegulationVariables from Annex 1 of the SBS Regulation

Number oNumber oNumber oNumber of enterprises (11f enterprises (11f enterprises (11f enterprises (11 11111111 0)0)0)0)

Available from the survey

Turnover (12Turnover (12Turnover (12Turnover (12 11111111 0)0)0)0)


Production value (12Production value (12Production value (12Production value (12 12121212 0)0)0)0)


Value added at factor costs (12Value added at factor costs (12Value added at factor costs (12Value added at factor costs (12 15151515 0)0)0)0)


Total purchases of goods and services (13Total purchases of goods and services (13Total purchases of goods and services (13Total purchases of goods and services (13 11111111 0)0)0)0)


Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (13Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (13Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (13Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (13 12121212 0)0)0)0)


Personnel costs (13Personnel costs (13Personnel costs (13Personnel costs (13 31313131 0)0)0)0)


Wages and salaries (13Wages and salaries (13Wages and salaries (13Wages and salaries (13 32323232 0)0)0)0)

Available from the survey Gross investment in tangible goods (15 11 0) Available from the survey


Number of persons employed (16Number of persons employed (16Number of persons employed (16Number of persons employed (16 11111111 0)0)0)0)


Number of employees (16Number of employees (16Number of employees (16Number of employees (16 13131313 0)0)0)0)


Other variables collected but not specified in Annex 1 of the SBS RegulOther variables collected but not specified in Annex 1 of the SBS RegulOther variables collected but not specified in Annex 1 of the SBS RegulOther variables collected but not specified in Annex 1 of the SBS Regulationationationation

In addition to main Annex 1 f SBS Regulation the following variables are also available: All variables covered in the Annex 3 except 13410, 13420 and 13430, and also Payments for agency workers (13131) Changes in stocks of finished products and work in progress manufactured by the unit (13213) Payments to subcontractors (23110)

3.3.3.3.3.3.3.3.3.3.3.3. Time span covered by dataTime span covered by dataTime span covered by dataTime span covered by data Calendar year (accounting years ending during the calendar reference year) 30th September for employment data Quarter for employment data Beginning and end of calendar year for stocks.

3.3.4.3.3.4.3.3.4.3.3.4. Expected changes in information collectedExpected changes in information collectedExpected changes in information collectedExpected changes in information collected No expected changes




Postal questionnaire, alternative electronic questionnaire and telephone reminders


The questionnaires are sent out 4 months after the end of the reference year. The survey is closed 12 months after the end of reference year.


Enterprises employing 50 persons or more are surveyed exhaustively every year for all activities. For same activities, enterprises employing 20 persons or more are surveyed exhaustively (NACE codes: 551, 552, 631, 632, 634, 642, 70, 72, 73, 7411, 7412, 7414, 7413, 7415, 742, 743 and 748). For few activities all the enterprises are surveyed (601, 603, 61 and 62). The rest of the size classes are surveyed by sampling.

Criteria for stratificationCriteria for stratificationCriteria for stratificationCriteria for stratification

The criteria for stratification are main activity, numbers of employees and regions (NUTS 2).

Threshold values and sample percThreshold values and sample percThreshold values and sample percThreshold values and sample percentagesentagesentagesentages

The threshold were previosly described. The 12.5 % of the sample is exhaustive In the rest of the sample, the sample percentage is 5.6%.

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The response rate is 74.8%.


We have introduced a small questionnaire to individual enterprises with less ten employees

Frequency of data collection or list of recent reference yearsFrequency of data collection or list of recent reference yearsFrequency of data collection or list of recent reference yearsFrequency of data collection or list of recent reference years

The collection of data is yearly.


No expected changes.



Estimates for non-response

To legal and big enterprises we obtain their data from Mercantile Register. To the rest non response is estimated from respondents’ data.

Estimates for grossing-up

h

h

n

N corrected according changes of strata.

Confrontation with other data sets

The information obtained in the survey is compared with information of the Services Short Term Statistic.

Other calculations made

Not available

Criteria for the identification of confidential data

We consider confidential data when the number of enterprises is less than 4.

Expected changes in production methods

No expected changes.



3.6.1.3.6.1.3.6.1.3.6.1. Description of the calculation procedure of the cDescription of the calculation procedure of the cDescription of the calculation procedure of the cDescription of the calculation procedure of the coefficients of variationoefficients of variationoefficients of variationoefficients of variation Not available

3.6.2.3.6.2.3.6.2.3.6.2. Summary description of quality criteria calculated for national purposesSummary description of quality criteria calculated for national purposesSummary description of quality criteria calculated for national purposesSummary description of quality criteria calculated for national purposes The quality criteria used are the response rate, the sampling errors and the results of the comparisons with other sources. We do not publish them.


3.6.3.3.6.3.3.6.3.3.6.3. Expected changes in quality evaluationExpected changes in quality evaluationExpected changes in quality evaluationExpected changes in quality evaluation No expected changes.


3.7.3.7.3.7.3.7. DisseminationDisseminationDisseminationDissemination


Name and media of national dissemination used

Encuesta Anual de Servicios. Internet and CD-ROM. As well as, a short paper publication with 20 pages that we send to the enterprises joined with the questionnaire of the next year.

Description of standard tables produced

We publish five groups of tables: - The first group has only one table with the number of enterprises by sectors of activity, number of employees and legal entity of the enterprises. - The second group contains six tables with different variables by groups of activity. The groups of activity are: Wholesale, retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, Wholesale trade, Retail trade, Tourism, Transport, Information Society, Real Estate and Rental activities, Business Services, Recreational, cultural and sport activities and Personal services. The variables published are: the main variables (those mandatory in the regulation), the main rates (productivity, number of persons employed by enterprise, average wage,…), another accounting variables, data relating to the capital account, persons employed by type of job and persons employed by quarter. - The third group contains six tables with different variables by sectors of activity and number of employees. The sectors are more detailed than the groups of activity (for instance, 501,…,505,511,…,517, 551+552, 631+632+634,…). The variables published are the same than for the groups. - The fourth group contains four tables with different variables by sub-sectors of activity. The sub-sectors are more detailed than the sectors (for instance, 551,552, 631, 632, 634,…). The variables published are the same than for the groups except for the other accounting variables, data relating to the capital account and persons employed by quarter. - The fifth group contains results by regions. These tables contains information about the main variables by groups of activity and regions.

Delay within which data is disseminated from the end of a given reference year

Data has been disseminated within 18 months from the end of reference period.

Treatment of confidential data Confidential data are not published.

Expected changes in national dissemination methods

No expected changes

3.7.2.3.7.2.3.7.2.3.7.2. Transmission to Eurostat and other organisationsTransmission to Eurostat and other organisationsTransmission to Eurostat and other organisationsTransmission to Eurostat and other organisations We use STADIUM for the delivery of data to Eurostat.


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4. SURVEY OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

4.1.4.1.4.1.4.1. GeneralGeneralGeneralGeneral Information Information Information Information

4.1.1.4.1.1.4.1.1.4.1.1. Practical InformationPractical InformationPractical InformationPractical Information


Statistical survey

Name of SourceName of SourceName of SourceName of Source

Survey of Construction Industry Structure (Estadística de la Estructura de la Industria de la Construcción)

Institution responsible of the sourceInstitution responsible of the sourceInstitution responsible of the sourceInstitution responsible of the source

Ministerio de Fomento

PersPersPersPerson responsibleon responsibleon responsibleon responsible

Mr José Ignacio Pérez Lou Subdirector General de Estadísticas y Estudios Dirección General de Programación Económica Ministerio de Fomento Pº de la Castellana, 67 28071 – MADRID Tel.: 91 597 8272


“Ley de la Función Estadística Pública de 9 de Mayo de 1.989“ (Law of Public Statistics Service of 9 May 1989)


Units are obliged to reply


1.980

Reference years of this reportsReference years of this reportsReference years of this reportsReference years of this reports

2003 Data reference year 2005 Data fulfilment year


The framework or register of the survey primarily conforms to data from DIRCE (Directorio Central de Empresas) which contains information from various administrative databases (fiscal and social security).

ExpecteExpecteExpecteExpected changes in legal basis, obligation to respond and register usedd changes in legal basis, obligation to respond and register usedd changes in legal basis, obligation to respond and register usedd changes in legal basis, obligation to respond and register used

Nowadays no changes are expected.


Enumeration and description of the administrative data sources usedEnumeration and description of the administrative data sources usedEnumeration and description of the administrative data sources usedEnumeration and description of the administrative data sources used

No administrative data sources used.


Identification oIdentification oIdentification oIdentification of units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage)f units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage)f units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage)f units in the administrative source with those in the business register (linkage)

Not available

Definition of the administrative information respective to the statistical variables usedDefinition of the administrative information respective to the statistical variables usedDefinition of the administrative information respective to the statistical variables usedDefinition of the administrative information respective to the statistical variables used

not available

Definition of the administrative units respective to tDefinition of the administrative units respective to tDefinition of the administrative units respective to tDefinition of the administrative units respective to the statistical units in the SBShe statistical units in the SBShe statistical units in the SBShe statistical units in the SBS

not available

4.1.3.4.1.3.4.1.3.4.1.3. Summary of the questionnairesSummary of the questionnairesSummary of the questionnairesSummary of the questionnaires

Summary of different national questionnaires used in the surveySummary of different national questionnaires used in the surveySummary of different national questionnaires used in the surveySummary of different national questionnaires used in the survey

There is an unique standard questionnaire for all enterprises.






Division 45 of NACE Rev. 1. (Construction)

Geographical area coveredGeographical area coveredGeographical area coveredGeographical area covered

All regions.

Size classes coveredSize classes coveredSize classes coveredSize classes covered

All sizes and classes.


All legal forms are represented

Reporting unitsReporting unitsReporting unitsReporting units

Enterprise


Construction enterprise (headquarters).


Not available

4.3.4.3.4.3.4.3. Information collected on each unitInformation collected on each unitInformation collected on each unitInformation collected on each unit

4.3.1.4.3.1.4.3.1.4.3.1. Summary list of variablesSummary list of variablesSummary list of variablesSummary list of variables Structural data Countable data Labour data

4.3.2.4.3.2.4.3.2.4.3.2. Variables from Annex 1 of the SBS Regulation Variables from Annex 1 of the SBS Regulation Variables from Annex 1 of the SBS Regulation Variables from Annex 1 of the SBS Regulation

Next variable definitions are the same as the indicated in the Council Regulation (CE EURATOM) No 50/97.Number of enterprises (11 11 0)

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Turnover (12 11 0) Production value (12 12 0) Value added at factor costs (12 15 0) Total purchases of goods and services (13 11 0) Purchases of goods and services for resale in the same condition as received (13 12 0) Personnel costs (13 31 0) Wages and salaries (13 32 0) Gross investment in tangible goods (15 11 09) Number of persons employed ( 16 11 0) Number of employees (16 13 0) Other variables collected but not specified in Annex 1 of the SBS Regulation

4.3.3.4.3.3.4.3.3.4.3.3. Time span covered by dataTime span covered by dataTime span covered by dataTime span covered by data The reporting period is a year.

4.3.4.4.3.4.4.3.4.4.3.4. Expected changes in information collectedExpected changes in information collectedExpected changes in information collectedExpected changes in information collected not available




The questionnaires are sent by postal, supplemented with telephone calls and interviewer visits.


-- The questionnaires are sent out nine months after the end of the reference period. -- Data collection is closed 12 months after the end of the reference period. -- Data validation and results are obtained 18 months after the end of the reference period.


Sampling

Criteria foCriteria foCriteria foCriteria for stratificationr stratificationr stratificationr stratification

The criteria of stratification are the enterprise size (average of workers and existence of salaried workers) and the enterprise activity (4 digits of CNAE-93)

Threshold values and sample percentagesThreshold values and sample percentagesThreshold values and sample percentagesThreshold values and sample percentages

Enterprises employing 50 persons or more are surveyed exhaustively every year. Enterprises employing less than 50 persons are surveyed by sampling. Enterprise number of the 2003 survey and percentage by population strata: Strata Enterprises % Without salaried workers 2.718 1,54 With salaried workers From 1 to 9 workers 4.820 2,74 From 10 to 19 workers 2.006 9,45


From 20 to 49 workers 2.764 23,11 From 50 to 99 workers 2.189 100,00 From 100 to 199 workers 943 100,00 From 200 to 499 workers 372 100,00 From 500 to 999 workers 45 100,00 More than 1000 workers 29 100,00


61,35 %


By telephone calls and personal visits with notification of beginning of sanction process if no response is obtained.

Frequency of Frequency of Frequency of Frequency of data collection or list of recent reference yearsdata collection or list of recent reference yearsdata collection or list of recent reference yearsdata collection or list of recent reference years

Frequency is yearly.


Not available


Estimates for nonEstimates for nonEstimates for nonEstimates for non----responseresponseresponseresponse

Not available

Estimates for grossingEstimates for grossingEstimates for grossingEstimates for grossing----upupupup

Not available

Confrontation with Confrontation with Confrontation with Confrontation with other data setsother data setsother data setsother data sets

Not available

Other calculations madeOther calculations madeOther calculations madeOther calculations made

Not available

Criteria for the identification of confidential dataCriteria for the identification of confidential dataCriteria for the identification of confidential dataCriteria for the identification of confidential data

Not available

Expected changes in production methodsExpected changes in production methodsExpected changes in production methodsExpected changes in production methods

not available



4.6.1.4.6.1.4.6.1.4.6.1. Description of the calDescription of the calDescription of the calDescription of the calculation procedure of the coefficients of variationculation procedure of the coefficients of variationculation procedure of the coefficients of variationculation procedure of the coefficients of variation No coefficients of variation are applied.

4.6.2.4.6.2.4.6.2.4.6.2. Summary description of quality criteria calculated for national purposesSummary description of quality criteria calculated for national purposesSummary description of quality criteria calculated for national purposesSummary description of quality criteria calculated for national purposes Not available

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4.6.3.4.6.3.4.6.3.4.6.3. Expected changes in quality evaluationExpected changes in quality evaluationExpected changes in quality evaluationExpected changes in quality evaluation not available


4.7.4.7.4.7.4.7. DisseminationDisseminationDisseminationDissemination


Name and media of national dissemination usedName and media of national dissemination usedName and media of national dissemination usedName and media of national dissemination used

Results are available in a publication titled “Estructura de la Construcción. 2003”, they are also available on electronic publications (Internet, Intranet, Databases, …)

Description of standard tables producedDescription of standard tables producedDescription of standard tables producedDescription of standard tables produced

Results are published in statistical tables classified by: -- Population Strata (number of workers): Without salaried workers With salaried workers From 1 to 9 workers From 10 to 19 workers From 20 to 49 workers From 50 to 99 workers From 100 to 199 workers From 200 to 499 workers From 500 to 999 workers More than 1000 workers and by

Groups of activity (4 digits of CNAE-93):

45.1. Site preparation 45.1N Site preparation (1) 45.11 Demolition and wrecking of buildings; earth moving 45.12 Test drilling and boring 45.2. Building of complete constructions or parts thereof; civil engineering 45.2N Building of complete constructions or parts thereof; civil engineering (1) 45.21 General construction of buildings and civil engineering works 45.22 Erection of roof covering and frames 45.23 Construction of motorways, roads, airfields and sport facilities. 45.24 Construction of water projects 45.25 Other construction work involving special trades 45.3. Building installation 45.3N Building installation (1) 45.31 Installation of electrical wiring and fittings 45.32 Insulation work activities 45.33 Plumbing 45.34 Other building installation 45.4. Building completion


45.4N Building completion (1) 45.41 Plastering 45.42 Joinery installation 45.43 Floor and wall covering 45.44 Painting and glazin 45.45 Other building completion 45.5. Renting of construction or demolition equipment with operator 45.5N Renting of construction or demolition equipment with operator (1)

Delay within which data is disseminated from the end of a given reference yearsDelay within which data is disseminated from the end of a given reference yearsDelay within which data is disseminated from the end of a given reference yearsDelay within which data is disseminated from the end of a given reference years

Not available

Treatment of confidential dataTreatment of confidential dataTreatment of confidential dataTreatment of confidential data

No confidential results

Expected changes in national dissemExpected changes in national dissemExpected changes in national dissemExpected changes in national dissemination methodsination methodsination methodsination methods

Not available

4.7.2.4.7.2.4.7.2.4.7.2. Transmission to Eurostat and other organisationsTransmission to Eurostat and other organisationsTransmission to Eurostat and other organisationsTransmission to Eurostat and other organisations Data are transmitted to Eurostat yearly.


Documents

SPAIN - European Commissionec.europa.eu/eurostat/ramon/nat_methods/SBS/SBS_Meth_ES.pdf · The ‘Ley de la Función Estadística Pública’ makes it mandatory for all natural and