1144.0 - Directory of Mining Statistics, 2002  
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NAME OF COLLECTION
Australian System of National Accounts

Contacts
For income and consumption data:
Director
National Income and Consumption Section
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Locked Bag 10
BELCONNEN ACT 2616

Telephone: Canberra 02 6252 6713
Facsimile: Canberra 02 6252 7511
Email: client.services@abs.gov.au
Web site: <www.abs.gov.au>

For investment, trade and industry data:
Director
Capital, Production and Deflators Section
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Locked Bag 10
BELCONNEN ACT 2616

Telephone: Canberra 02 6252 6711
Facsimile: Canberra 02 6252 7511
Email: client.services@abs.gov.au
Web site: <www.abs.gov.au>

Purpose
To provide a detailed view of the structure and performance of the Australian economy.

Description
The National Accounts summarise, in a systematic and comprehensive way, the economic transactions that take place within the Australian economy and between Australia and the rest of the world. The usefulness of the accounts derives largely from the way in which data from a number of sources are brought together and presented in a conceptually consistent way, both for a given period and over time. Australia's National Accounts are in accordance with the recommendations contained in the System of National Accounts, 1993, which is the international conceptual standard for the development of National Accounts. The National Accounts are compiled from a wide range of statistical data, including virtually all Australian Bureau of Statistics economic collections and various administrative by-product statistics.

Main data detail
Data items available about the mining industry are:

  • compensation of employees;
  • gross operating surplus and gross mixed income;
  • industry gross factor income;
  • industry gross value added at basic values (current prices and chain volume measures);
  • gross fixed capital formation (current prices and chain volume measures);
  • capital stock (current prices and chain volume measures);
  • index of hours worked; and
  • index of industry gross value added per hour worked (chain volume measures).

Geographic coverage
All items above are available for Australia. Only the first three items above are available by state and territory.

Frequency of data availability
Annual.

Reference period
Year ended 30 June.

Historical data
Data are available from 1989-90.

Products and services
Publications


Other
  • Some additional historical data are available on request.



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