Nomenclature of small commodity groups of OKPD2 for price calculation
services
The reference book lists small commodity groups and representative goods/services by OKPD2 used to calculate average prices and producer price indices for industrial goods. Each of the 1,405 goods or services is presented in a separate row, ranging from copper concentrates to bauxite, with the OKEI code and an indicator for price index calculation only. Measurement units in the table are indicated as services, but the main body consists of goods with physical units
List of small commodity groups and representative goods/services by OKPD2 for price and producer price index calculations
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 1 405, indicators: 3. Unit of measurement — services. Table rows: 07.29.11.120 / Copper concentrates / tonnes; 07.29.12.120 / Nickel concentrates / tonnes; 07.29.13.110 / Bauxites / tonnes; 07.29.14.111 / Silver ores / kg; 07.29.14.112 / Silver concentrates / kg and others
Five highest values: 07.29.11.120 / Copper concentrates / tonnes (168), 07.29.12.120 / Nickel concentrates / tonnes (168), 07.29.13.110 / Bauxites / tonnes (168), 07.29.15.110 / Lead-zinc ores / tonnes (168), 07.29.15.120 / Lead concentrates / tonnes (168). The top five account for 20.2% of the total across all items
All table numbers are series: 1405
How to read this table
Table rows differ by OKPD2 code, group or product name, measurement unit, and calculation indicator. For example, copper concentrates (code 07.29.11.120) have a measurement unit of tonnes, while certain services may have a separate price index calculation indicator. Rows should be compared by OKPD2 code or name to understand which goods and services are included in the calculation and how they are represented in the methodology
What is visible in these numbers
Set indicators: OKEI code; Items marked with "1" are presented in the established manner; Only price indices are calculated for items marked with "1"
Cells with numbers 50 out of 75 (66.7%). A smaller part of the table is filled, therefore a direct comparison of items between periods may be misleading
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Period and application
The reference book is current as of its latest edition, with updates made by Rosstat as the nomenclature changes. It is useful for economists, market analysts, and anyone working with producer price indices and average prices in Russia
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