Main economic indicators. [electronic resource] : domestic finance statistics : October 1997

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STATISTICSDIRECTORATE
MAIN
ECONOMIC
INDICATORS
Sources
and Methods
Domestic Finance Statistics
OCTOBER1997
ORGANISATIONFORECONOMICCO-OPERATION
ANDDEVELOPMENT
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STATISTICSDIRECTORATE
MAIN
ECONOMIC
INDICATORS
Sources and Methods
DOMESTIC FINANCE
OCTOBER1997
ORGANISATIONFORECONOMICCO-OPERATIONANDDEVELOPMENT

Tableofcontents
Page
1.Introduction 5
2.Methodology 8
Canada 10
Mexico 13
UnitedStates 15
Australia 18
Japan 20
Korea 23
NewZealand 25
Austria 27
Belgium 29
CzechRepublic 31
Denmark 33
Finland 35
France 37
Germany 40
Greece 43
Hungary 45
Iceland 47
Ireland 49
Italy 52
Luxembourg 55
Netherlands 56
Norway 59
Poland 61
Portugal 63
Spain 65
Sweden 68
Switzerland 70
Turkey 73
UnitedKingdom 76
3.Sources 80
4.Annex 81
°f$DMAINECONOMICINDICATORS 3 SOURCESANDMETHODS
SupplementstoMainEconomicIndicators
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Historicaldataandsourcesanddefinitionsforallseries ProducerPriceIndices:Specialissue,April1994.
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eachofthedecades1960-1969,1970-1979and1980- InterestRatesandSharePrices:SourcesandMethods,
1989.TheCD-ROMincludesdatafrom1960,where December1997(forthcoming).
available. Bycountry:
SOURCESANDMETHODS Mexico:SourcesandMethods,December1996.
Thissupplementispublishedinoccasionalinstalments Korea:SourcesandMethods,March1997.
jdeecatlsinogrewiitthherstwaititshtiocsnefocroualnltrcyo'usntsrtiaetisstoicnsaonpaarltlicsuulba-r SOURCESANDDEFINITIONS
stIsuinibodnjniceceocaftt1.o9sre8srE0iwaeaicsrthecholbwnioshtotaikeicdlnhebeteditlriowenwfae:tsrhsereiilnsesapusreeidno.cfipTMlhaeoistnoeEptchuoeblnsioesmlheieccd- SOteonruenrectae(nshdtatPnpad:r/td/eTwfwiwnwoi.toieaocrndes.aoovrfagti/hlseatbdsl/teamteiiisn.tihEctnsmgi)ln:icslhudoendtihnePaIrn-t
Bysubject: Thelatestprintededitionisasfollows:
BusinessSurveys:No.37,April1983. M1a99i7n,JEucloyno19m9i7cIndicators-SourcesandDefinitions
OECDLeadingIndicatorsandBusinessCyclesin
Membercountries:No.39,January1987.
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1. Introduction
ThisSourcesandMethodspublicationcontains calmeasures. Inconsequencetheseriesselectedfor
detaileddescriptionsofthemethodologiesusedin inclusionintheMEIhavebeenrevised,whichinturn
Membercountriestopreparethemonetaryindicators makesthisupdateofsourcesandmethodsondomestic
publishedinthedomesticfinancesectionsofPartsOne financeseriesimperative.
andTwooftheOECD’sMainEconomicIndicators
(MEI)publication.Thetopicscoveredare:monetary DevelopmentsinDomesticFinance
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information(‘metadata’)providedhereisanessential torsinthesemarkets(ontheonehand,thesuppliers
inputtounderstandingthecompilationoftheunderly- andtheproductstheyofferand,ontheother,purchas-
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items,describedbelowinthesectiononmethodology, Twogeneralresultsareevident. Firstly,thereisan
hasbeenusedtocharacterisenationalstatisticsaccord- ongoingprocesstorefinetheconceptsofmoney,li-
ingtotheirdefinition,coverage,useofstandards,data quidityetc.,andthusthereisaneedtoreviewthe
collectionmethods,datacompilationandquality. componentscomprisingthesemeasures.Secondly,the
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fullersetofindicators,andthesehavebeenusedto Theorganisationoffinancialmarketsisdetermined
orderthedescriptionsinthispublication.InPartTwo, bytheinterplayofseveralforcessothat,inpractice,
abroadlysimilarselectionofmonetaryaggregatesand institutionalcompositionsvarymarkedlybetween
creditseriesisshownforeachcountry,thoughthe countries. Althoughwithanincreasinglyglobalised
definitionofindividualseriesvariesinfunctionof marketthereisatendencytogreaterliberalisationof
differentcountrypractices. Thechoiceofspecific domesticfinancialmarkets,thefactremainsthatdis-
indicatorsforeachcountryisnormallymadeinconsul- tinctnationallegalandregulatoryframeworksexist
tationwithin-houseeconomistsandcentralbanks, andevolve,influencingthecompositionofmarket
withtheaimofpresentingthemostappropriatena- intermediaries. Reserverequirements,bankinglaws,
tionalmeasuresofdomesticfinance. etc.,alldelimitactivitiesofbanksandotherfinancial
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nancialmarkets.Increasedinternationalintegrationof Financialinstitutionsreactandadapttothese
financialmarkets,demandsfordifferent,morerefined conditionsbychangingtheirstrategies: byspecialis-
financialinstruments,togetherwithchangesinfiscal ing,bydiversifyingorconcentratingtheiractivities,by
andregulatoryenvironments,haveallcontributedto extendingthroughmergersandacquisitions,etc.Asa
theneedfornationalagenciestoredefinetheirstatisti- consequence,thereisanalmostconstantevolutionin
MAINECONOMICINDICATORS 5 SOURCESANDMETHODS
theinstitutionalstructuresinwhichfinancialmarkets licensedoff-shorebanksthatarenon-residentbanks
operate. influencedomesticmoneyandcreditdatabecausethey
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tradingitself.Infacttechnologicaldevelopmentshave Inmanycountriesmonetaryaggregateshavebe-
madethesinglemostimportantcontributiontothe comesomeofthemostimportantandwidelyused
globalisationofthefinancialmarket,tothegreatly governmentdataineconomicandfinancialresearch,
increasednumberofparticipants(bothbuyersand notleastbecauseoftheinfluenceofmonetaristthink-
suppliers),andtothemarkedgrowthintherangeand ingonmacroeconomicpoliciesinthe1980s. Rela-
sophisticationoftheproductsoffered. tionshipsamongmonetarymeasuresandothermacro-
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Governmentinterventioninresponsetothese variablessuchasincome,employmentandprices.As
trendshastakensuchformsasmodifyingthereserve aconsequence,forsomeanalysestherehasbeena
requirements(e.g.freeingbankCertificatesofDeposit movementawayfrommonetaryaggregatestowardsa
fromthecashreserverequirement)oralteringthe greaterfocusonmorestructuralindicators.
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Otherdemographicandeconomicelementsalso financialassets,whosemovementsarecloselycorre-
influencethesizeoffinancialmarketsandtheircom- latedwiththemovementsofcertainmacroeconomic
position.Thegrowingimportanceofpensionfundsas variablessuchasnationalincome,employmentand
intermediariesindomesticandoverseasfinancialmar- prices,isanother.
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assetsareinterestbearingornot.Overall,theaimof financialstructuresandinstrumentsstilldiverge,har-
redefiningmonetaryaggregateshasbeentoachievea monisationofsuchaspectsasmaturitylimitsinthe
morecompletecoverage,particularlyasregardsthe definitionofmonetaryaggregatesisstillfarfrombe-
institutionalcoverage,totakeaccountoftherapid ingachieved. Moreover,theso-termedcross-border
changesintheinstitutionalmake-upofthefinancial holdings(i.e.monetarydepositsoftheresidentsheld
markets. withmoneycreatinginstitutionsintheotherMember
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gregates.Forthereasonsexpressedearlier,thebroader centralbanks.Theprocessusedtocompiletheinfor-
theconcept,thegreatertheproblemsofmeasurement mationwasasfollows. Onceabasicstructurehad
andcontrolandanyinternationalcomparisonsofsuch beendetermined(see‘2.Methodology’below),coun-
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MEIINDICATORS fcoluundde.thoTsheeyartmicalyes,beetcr.egpuulbalrisohredococrasrieoncaolmmaennddiend-
Theindicatorslistedagainstthecountryheading bynationalagencies.
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offinancialmarketactivity(e.g.newbondand/or Periodicity
shareissues)and/orindicatorsofpublicfinancemay
alsobeincluded. TheSourcesandMethodsinthe Indicatestheperiodicityofthenationalseries
presentpublicationreflectthecontentsoftheOcto- (weekly,monthly,orquarterly).
ber1997editionofMEI. Unitofmeasurement
SOURCE Indicatesthecurrencyinwhichdataarecompiled.
Thismainsectioncontainsinformationaboutthe
sourceofthedataseriespublishedinMEI. CONCEPTSANDCOVERAGE
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