Monetary adjustments to gross value added for operations not captured by direct statistical methods are shown by economic activity sections. Values are in current prices for each year 2017‑2024, enabling assessment of previously unrecorded operations and comparison of correction sizes across sectors such as agriculture, mining and manufacturing
Section A / Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and aquaculture — Adjustment of gross value added for economic operations not observed by direct statistical methods (in % of gross value added of the corresponding type of economic activity)
Section A / Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and aquaculture — value
Section F / Construction — Adjustment of gross value added for economic operations not observed by direct statistical methods (in % of gross value added of the corresponding type of economic activity)
Section E / Water supply; drainage, waste collection and disposal organization, pollution abatement activities — Adjustment of gross value added for economic operations not observed by direct statistical methods (in % of gross value added of the corresponding type of economic activity)
Section E / Water supply; drainage, waste collection and disposal organization, pollution abatement activities — including:
Section F / Construction — including:
Section G / Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles — Adjustment of gross value added for economic operations not observed by direct statistical methods (in % of gross value added of the respective type of economic activity)
Section F / Construction — value
Section C / Manufacturing — Adjustment of gross value added for economic operations not observed by direct statistical methods (in % of gross value added of the corresponding type of economic activity)
Rosstat data for 2017–2024. Rows: 87, periods: 8. Unit of measurement — in current prices. Shown by items: Section A / Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and…; Section A / Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and…; Section A / Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and…; Section A / Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and…; Section B / Mining — Adjustment of gross… and others
Section A / Agriculture, forestry, hunting, fishing and aquaculture…: the indicator fell from 38.4 to 32.1 over 2017–2024 — by 16.4%. The highest value was 38.4 (2017), the lowest was 29.5 (2021). This is an average annual decline of 2.53%. Up to 2021 the change was −23.2%, after that +8.81%. Of the 20 largest rows, 3 increased, 17 decreased
The industry breakdown shows which activities need the most significant GVA adjustments. Rows are grouped by classification sections, allowing comparison of unobserved operation shares across production types. In 2017 the figure for agriculture, forestry, hunting and fishing was 38.4, and by 2024 it changed to 0.9338302777, reflecting Rosstat’s revised estimates in current prices
What is visible in these numbers
Five highest values: Section A / Agriculture, forestry, hunting,… (38.4), Section A / Agriculture, forestry, hunting,… (35.9), Section F / Construction — Adjustment of gross… (17.7), Section E / Water supply; sewerage, waste management and… (10.9), Section E / Water supply; sewerage, waste management and… (10.5). The gap between the highest and lowest is 714.2 times. The top five account for 70.2% of the total across all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual and cover 8 periods. Cells with numbers: 200 out of 200 (100%) — almost no empty cells remain
National accounts and macro‑economic analysts can use these data to assess the completeness of statistical coverage. The information covers 2017‑2024 and is updated as Rosstat releases official reports. Calculations help track methodological changes in accounting for unobserved operations across industries in current prices
How it is calculated
These accounts are used when it is necessary to assess the size of one's market from the top down: from the entire economy to the industry, rather than from one's own sales upwards
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