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The
Regional Social and Economic Trends
(RSET)
 2011 is
an annual compendium of time-series social and economic data at
the subnational level. This is available for Regions I, V, VI, VIII,
IX, X, XI, XII and for the Cordillera Administrative Region, where
the NSCB has its regional divisions. Graphics and illustrations are
included to highlight significant indicators.
Also available in CD.
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The National Accounts of the Philippines (NAP)
presents measures of the aggregate sum of factor incomes/payments
arising from the production activities of the country as well as the
flows from production to consumption, accumulation and foreign trade
useful to planners and policy makers from all sectors in economic
analysis, decision-making and policy formulation. Also available in CD.
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| Frequency:
Annual |
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Price:
P1,855.00 |
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Frequency:
Quarterly/Sem'l./Annual |
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Price:
P285.00 |
The Gross
Regional Domestic Product (GRDP)
 2007-2009
presents the aggregate
of gross value added (GVA) of all resident producing units in the
region. It is very useful in assessing the economic performance of
the regions in the country which can provide tools for sound policy,
planning and decision making. Also available in CD.
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The
Gross
Regional Domestic Expenditure (GRDE)
 2007-2009
presents the
expenditure of residents of the region in the domestic territory
plus their expenditures in other regions including the rest of the
world. This is intended to complement the current series of the
Gross Regional Domestic Product.
Also available in CD.
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| Frequency:
Annual |
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Price:
P345.00 |
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Frequency:
Annual |
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Price:
P345.00 |
The Philippine
Standard Occupational Classification (PSOC)
Update 2002 is a
statistical classification of the different occupation groups of the
working population. It serves as a guide for various users,
particularly those responsible for job placement and recruitment
services, vocational training and guidance, immigration purposes,
and related activities.
Also available in CD.
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The
Countryside in Figures: Camarines Norte, 2nd
Edition 2011 has
been patterned after the national and regional versions of the
publication "The Countryside in Figures". A useful tool for
planners, investors, and researchers interested in the province of
Camarines Norte, the publication contains relevant statistics and
indicators about the performance of the province. Whenever
available, data down to the municipal level are likewise presented.
(Also available for
the provinces of Albay, Camarines Sur, Catanduanes,
Masbate and Sorsogon)
Also available in CD.
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| Frequency:
As need arises |
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Price:
P555.00 |
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Frequency:
As need arises |
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Price: P1,105.00 |
The
Philippine
Standard Commodity Classification
 (PSCC)
2004 presents the
latest reclassification of commodities, particularly those that
enter the Philippine trade. It was prepared in answer to the need
for a new national commodity classification system reflective of
more current technological advancements and the economic structure
of the country. The classification of commodities is presented in
six level of details: section, division, group, subgroup, item and
sub-item.
Also available in CD.
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The Philippine
Standard Industrial Classification
 (PSIC)
2009 is a
statistical classification of all economic activities, designed as a
guide and a comprehensive framework for securing uniformity and
comparability of statistics that are collected, processed and
analyzed by various data users on both government and private
sectors, including those involved in statistics and research
activities.
Also available in CD.
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| Frequency:
As need arises |
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Price:
P1,605.00 |
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Frequency:
As need arises |
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Price:P1,205.00 |
The
Dictionary
of Selected Statistical Terms is a
collection of selected common statistical terms, concepts, and
indicators used by data producers and users. It aims to promote
uniform interpretation of terms used in censuses, surveys, and
development plans. The formula and method of computation and
illustration for each term are included together with its standard
definition and explanation.
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The
Manual
on the Preparation of Statistical Project Proposals is
meant to provide a practical guide in the development of statistical
project proposals by data users and producers, especially at the
subnational level. It provides a comprehensive discussion of the
strategies and procedures in concept development, planning and
packaging of proposals for undertaking statistical development
projects to enhance their viability and marketability.
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| Frequency:
As need arises |
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Price:
P195.00 |
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Frequency:
One time |
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Price:
P205.00 |
 The
Foreign Direct Investments contains information on foreign
direct investments (FDIs) and investments by Filipinos approved by
promotion agencies, FDIs registered with SEC, BTRCP and BSP and
actual FDIs as presented in the Balance of Payments (BOP) by BSP. It
is a useful input to the development policies and monitors the
strategy of encouraging foreign investments in the country.
Also available in CD.
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The
2009 Official Poverty Statistics of the Philippines
provides important poverty information such as the food and poverty
thresholds and the subsistence and poverty incidence rates. It also
contains other useful poverty-related statistics like the income
gap, the poverty gap, and the severity of poverty. It discusses
poverty incidence alongside the human development index as well as
the concentration of poverty compared with population and the
country’s gross domestic product (GDP).
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| Frequency:Quarterly |
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Price:
P255.00 |
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Frequency:
Every 3 years |
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Price:
P285.00 |
 The
2000 Input-Output
Accounts of the Philippines serves as a tool for planners in
analyzing the structures of the economy to enable them to formulate
programs and policies towards attainment of economic progress and
social welfare of the people.
Also available in CD.
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 The Human
Development Index (HDI) 2000 presents a summary that reflects
the most important dimensions of human development: the state of
health; the level of knowledge and skills; and the livelihood and
standard of living.
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| Frequency:
Irregular |
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Price:
P1,605.00 |
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Frequency:
Every 3 years |
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Price: P235.00 |
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compilation of major economic and social statistical information
produced by government agencies, as well as data from international
organizations. It is a convenient statistical reference for those
engaged in corporate planning, market forecasting, research, and
technical studies. Data are available on the national level with some
subnational breakdowns and grouped in 19 economic and social sectors.
which
presents the latest available monthly statistical indicators of the
levels and trends of the country's economic activities and performance
to meet the needs of policy and decision makers and other researchers.
The indicators are presented in a moving thirteen-month time series to
guide data users towards a more meaningful analysis of economic
behavior and events.
Philippines"
a comprehensive information tools on the region's historical
development, land resources, its people, economy, infrastructure,
and industries. The performance of the different cities and
municipalities comprising the region are compared using statistical
indicators. Provides an integrated source of information for
planners and policy makers, for researchers, and for those who may
wish to establish business in the metropolis. 
relevant statistics to various data users in the government as well
as the private sector which includes sixty (60) data
items/indicators about the provinces and key cities in the
Philippines. It can also be used as a reference for comparing the
performance of our provinces and cities in different areas of
interest and as a useful document in discerning challenges and
opportunities at the local level. 
analyses, tables and graphs depicting the patterns of health care
spending in the country. In line with the focus of the current
administration of making high quality health care available to the
poorest segment of the country’s population, data presented would
help determine whether the aggregate health care spending from all
sources is adequate to meet basic minimum requirements and identify
probable areas of inefficiencies in allocating health care
resources.