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15-001-XIE Gross domestic product by industry July 2006 |
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Note to users and revisions This release of monthly GDP by industry incorporates the revised 2002 and new 2003 input-output annual benchmarks, revised data sources and improved methodologies resulting in revisions to the monthly series back to January 2001. The monthly gross domestic product (GDP) by industry data are chained volume estimates with 1997 as their reference year. This means that the estimates for each industry and aggregate are obtained from a chained volume index multiplied by the industry's value added in 1997. For the period 1997 to 2003, the monthly estimates are benchmarked to annually chained Fisher volume indexes of GDP obtained from the constant-price input-output tables. For the period starting with January 2004, the estimates are derived by chaining a fixed-weight Laspeyres volume index to the prior period. The fixed weights are the industry output and input prices of 2003. This makes the monthly GDP by industry estimates more comparable with the expenditure-based GDP data, chained quarterly. Note on CANSIMAll current and historical statistics on Gross Domestic Product (Table Nos. 3790017-3790022), as well as many other series are available to the public from Statistics Canada's computerized data bank CANSIM (Canadian Socio-Economic Information Management System) via terminal, on computer printouts, or in machine readable form. See also - Appendix III: Series identifiers for CANSIM tables. For further information, please visit CANSIM. AcknowledgementsThis publication was prepared under the direction of:
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