This directory presents the list of agricultural product types for which prices are registered. Rows are distinguished by product names, such as durum wheat, winter durum wheat, and spring durum wheat, illustrating the level of detail in the price monitoring list. The table contains 643 rows, each specifying a unit of measurement and an OKPD2 product code; the directory columns are not linked to specific time periods or dates
Table of product types for agricultural price registration, 643 rows
Rosstat data. Series: 643, indicators: 3. Breakdown by: Durum wheat; Winter durum wheat; Spring durum wheat; Class 1 soft wheat; Winter class 1 soft wheat and others
Five highest values: Durum wheat (168), Winter durum wheat (168), Spring durum wheat (168), Class 1 soft wheat (168), Winter class 1 soft wheat (168). The top five account for 20% of the total across all items
The various product groups included in this list allow for the systematization of agricultural price monitoring. Rows can be compared to clarify the classification of a specific product, as each item includes a corresponding OKPD2 code. The unit of measurement value, such as 168 for durum wheat, helps unify product accounting, ensuring methodological uniformity in statistical data collection across the country
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What is measured: Unit of measurement; Commodity type code; Product code based on OKPD2
There are 25 values in the table out of 75 possible, which is 33.3%. There are many gaps: a significant part of the items were observed only in separate periods, and such series should be compared with each other cautiously
Methodological information in this directory is updated as classifiers or price registration rules change. This current list is useful for agricultural market analysts, economists, and government officials working with OKPD2 product classification. The data reflects the current structure of the agricultural price monitoring system used by Rosstat for regular statistical observations
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