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Page 1: Access to Microdata

Access to Microdata

Felix Ritchie

Business Data Linking

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ONS’ approach to microdata

More confidential, more secure

Norelease

Virtualmicrodatalaboratory

Speciallicence WebUKDA

Less confidential, easier access

Business data,Census data

Notanonymised

Census,health data

GHSAggregate

data

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E-procurement in Manufacturing Businesses

Source, ONS 2000 ABIVA/ employee (£)

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No e-Commerce e-Sellers e-Buyers

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Company minimum wage

Figure 7: Company minimum wage for all companies

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to 3

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to 3

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to 5

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to 5

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Company minimum wage (10p bands)

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/200

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£5.00

£6.00£6.50

£5.50

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Multinational Effect in Manufacturing

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All UK All Foreign UK Non-Multinationals

UK Multinationals

VA/Employee (£)

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Lots of data to share...

• Annual Respondents Database 73-04– production 73-04 construction 93-04 services 97-04

• NES 86-03 & NESPD 75-03, ASHE 1997-2005• Annual Inquiry into FDI 96-02• eCommerce Survey 2000-4• Annual and Quarterly Investment surveys 98-02• Business Expenditure on R&D

et cetera...

• plus OGD surveys– ESS, LTW, CIS. WERS financial and WERS/ARD

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…but the downside:

• access limited to ONS sites• datasets large, unwieldy, complex, inconsistent• delays in developing documentation

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Research Use of Disclosive Data

• Purpose of the research– Statistical and not administrative– For “ONS benefit”

• Limits on data use– Restricted access outside ONS– Disclosure control of all results before release off-site

• Benefits of use– Gets more out of existing data sources for

• ONS - research and quality improvement• Government – increasing importance for evidence-based

policy making• Academia/NGOs – fulfilling ONS’ public service remit

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• safe projects• safe people• (safe data)• safe settings

• safe kit• safe places

• safe outputs

Four (plus one) safety levels

protection against deliberate disclosureprotection

against accidental disclosure

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safe projects

• statistical not administrative use

• for “ONS Benefit”

• no private benefit

• no conflict of interest

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safe people

• Civil servants covered by a Ministerial Direction• Academics employed by an approved institution

– universities– research institutes

• In principle: PhD students• Under trial:

– private profit-making companies– Foreign researchers

• Not at all: private individuals

building precedents

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safe settings - the BDL virtual data lab

Dataread only

work arearead-write

Secure lab

Logs in to server

only screen shots,no data

Researcher

automatic transfer

Input Output

Input Output

archiving of all transfers

BDL staff

Direct access

to server

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Safe outputs – disclosure control

• All on-site researchers required to undergo training programme

– 30 minutes legal background– 10 minutes lab use– 80 minutes SDC

• 12-page SDC- Rules Explained• All under continuous development

– Internal sources – improving our responsiveness– External sources – new issues arising

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Part II

ONS datasets

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Data structure

enterprise

local unit

local unit

local unit

local unit

reporting unitEnterprise group

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Sampling structure

Firm structure

Sampling

structure

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Datasets

Annual Respondents Database

1973-2003, annual

Structural business survey

Quarterly Capital Expenditure Survey

2000-2004, quarterly

Small regular data on investment

E-commerce survey 2000-2002, quarterly

Ecommerce qualitative data

Business Expenditure on R&D

1994-2002, annual

R&D for large spenders

survey-specific reporting unit

Business Spending on Capital Items

2000-2002, annual

Larger survey of very detailed capex data

Community Innovation Survey waves 2&3

1994, 1998 Qualitative data on product and process innovation and funding

Employer Skills Survey/Learning and Training at Work

ESS 1999/2001

LTW 2000/1

Qualitative skills surveys, voluntary

local unit

Annual Inquiry into FDI 1996-2002, annual

Census of all FDI activity

enterprise group

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contact details

The BDL team:

Address:

Business Data Linking

Office for National Statistics

1 Drummond Gate

London SW1V 1QQ

0207 533 5975/5286

[email protected]

Newport: Felix Ritchie London: Gian Fazio Emma Edworthy Katherine Lam

Joseph Robjohns


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