Monthly Digest of Statistics 1993-01: Iss 565

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Monthly Digest
of Statistics
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(incorporating the Annual Supplement)
The Monthly Digest of Statistics provides basic information on 20 subjects including population, employment and prices,
social services, production and output, energy, engineering, construction, transport, catering, national and overseas finance
and the weather.
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Monthly Digest
of Statistics
(incorporating the Annual Supplement)
No 565
January 1993
Editor: PHIL LEWIN
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ISSN 0308-6666
Introduction
This Digest has been prepared by the Central Statistical Office in MO, the narrowest measure consists of notes and coin in
collaboration with the Statistics Divisions of Government Depart- circulation outside the Bank of England and bankers’ opera-
ments. tional deposits at the Bank.
M2 comprises notes and coin in circulation with the public plus
The name of the department or organisation providing the statistics sterling retail deposits held by the UK private sector with UK
is shown under each table. Some of the statistics provided by banks and building societies.
departments are actually collected by other organisations such as M4 comprises notes and coin in circulation with the public,
nationalised boards and trade associations. The assistance pro- together with all sterling deposits (including certificates of
vided by these organisations, too numerous to mention individu- deposit) held with UK banks and building societies by the rest
ally, is gratefully acknowledged. of the private sector.
The figures in the Digest are mainly totals for calendar months or The Bank of England also publish data for liquid assets outside
monthly averages. M4.
Provisional data Symbols and conventions used
Some figures in Monthly Digest are provisional and may be subject Symbols. The following symbols are used throughout:
to revision in later issues. This applies particularly to data for the .. not available
most recent time periods. - nil or less than half the final digit shown
* average (or total) of five weeks
Definitions + indicates that the data has been revised since the last edition:
The 1993 Supplement of Definitions and Explanatory Notes is the period marked is the earliest in the table to have been
published in this edition from page 127 onwards. This gives revised.
detailed definitions of all the terms and units used in the Digest. The
foiiowing generai definitions shouid be noted in using the Digest. Change of basis. A line drawn across a column between two
consecutive figures indicates that the figures above and below the
line have been compiled on different bases and are not strictly
Area covered. Except where otherwise stated, all statistics
relate to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern comparable. In each case a footnote explains the difference.
Ireland.
Seasonality. Except where otherwise stated, all statistics are Rounding off igures. In tables where figures have been rounded to
not adjusted to take account of seasonal factors. the nearest final digit, there may be a slight discrepancy between
Consumption and stocks. The terms ‘consumption’, ‘disposals’ the sum of the constituent items and the total as shown.
and ‘stocks’ are defined in detail in the Supplement io the Digest.
Figures of consumption and stocks are seasonal and should be
used with caution. The stocks figures given may often relate to Central Statistical Office
only part of the total stocks in the country. Great George Street
External trade. Owing to differences in coverage and timing, London SWIP 3AQ
figures of imports and exports are not always comparable with
those for production, consumption and stocks. 11 January 1993
Prices. Except where otherwise stated, all prices are shown on
a current basis.
Money. There is no single correct definition of money.
Consequently, several definitions of money stock are widely
used:
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Contents
Introduction
Definitions, Symbols and Conventions used
Tables
National income and expenditure
Gross national and domestic product: average estimates
Gross domestic product: by category of expenditure
Gross domestic product: by category of income
Index numbers: gross domestic product (output) at constant factor cost
Personal income, expenditure and saving
Consumers’ expenditure
Value of physical increase in stocks and work in progress
Gross domestic fixed capital formation
Fixed capital expenditure in manufacturing industry
~ =UHC E=I oDmAFi NxAedW NcaHp ital expenditure of the construction, distribution, road
transport and financial sectors (plus shipping)
Population and vital statistics
De facto or home population
Age distribution of the population
Births and marriages and deaths registered
Employment
Distribution of working population
Employees in employment: all industries
Employees in employment: production and construction industries
Civil Service staff: analysis by ministerial responsibilities
UK Service personnel, intake, outflow and strengths
Local authority manpower
Numbers employed in agriculture
Overtime and short-time worked by operatives in manufacturing industries
Unemployed
Notified vacancies remaining unfilled
Industrial stoppages
Social services
National insurance and child benefit
Family income supplement/family credit
Income support
Family practitioner services
Law enforcement
Notifiable offences recorded by the police - England and Wales
Crimes and offences recorded by the police - Scotland
Agriculture, food, drinks and tobacco
Land use and crop areas
Crops
Livestock and meat products
Production, disposals and stocks of principal foods and feedingstuffs
Tobacco products
Alcoholic drinks
Production, output and costs
Output of the production industries
Employment and output per head
Productivity and unit labour costs
Energy
Inland energy consumption: primary fuel input
Supply and use of fuels
Coal supply and colliery manpower and productivity at BCC mines
Coal consumption and stocks
Gas: sources of supply and sent-out
Fuel used and electricity generated by the public supply system
Sales of gas and electricity
Petroleum and petroleum products
Chemicals
Fertilisers and other miscellaneous products
Sulphur and sulphuric acid
Dyestuffs and pigments: paint and varnish
Production of organic chemicals
10 Metals, engineering and vehicles
10.1-10.2 Iron and steel
10.3-10.4 Non-ferrous metals
10.5 Engineering and allied products: sales of UK manufactured goods
10.6 Mechanical, instrument and electrical engineering industries: volume index of sales
10.7-10.8 Mechanical, instrument and electrical engineering industries: volume index numbers
of orders on hand and net new orders
10.9-10.10 Vehicles
Merchant shipbuilding
Textiles and other manufactures
Textiles
Hosiery and footwear
Floor coverings
Construction
Construction work: output and new orders
Building materials and components
Permanent housing
Transport
Road and rail transport
Civil aviation
Merchant shipping
13.11-13.12 Passenger movement by sea and air
14 Retailing
14.1 Index numbers of retail sales in Great Britain
14.2 Index numbers of retail sales in Great Britain and retail stocks in the United Kingdom
15 External trade
15.1-15.3 Analysis by commodity classes
15.4-15.6 Analysis by areas and countries
15.7-15.9 Export and import volume and unit value index numbers
15.10 Import penetration and export sales ratios for products of manufacturing industry
16 Overseas finance
16.1-16.3 Balance of payments
17 Home finance
17.1 Central government borrowing on own account
17.2 Public sector borrowing requirement
17.3 Selected financial statistics
17.4 Monetary aggregates
17.5 Selected interest rates, exchange rates and security prices
18 Prices and wages
18.1-18.2 General index of retail prices
18.3 General index of retail prices (all items)
18.4 Internal purchasing power of the pound
18.5 Tax and price index
18.6 Index numbers of producer prices
18.7-18.9 Average weekly and hourly earnings of full-time employees
18.10-18.11 Index of average earnings of all employees
18.12 Indices of purchase prices of the means of agricultural production and of producer prices of
agricultural products
19 Leisure
Television licences
Overseas travel and tourism: earnings and expenditure
Weather
District values
Alphabetical index
Annual Supplement of definitions
Units of measurement
1 National income and expenditure
1 1 Gross national and domestic product’
a
Index numbers (1985 = 100)
At factor cost
GIBF CTGV
280 347 40 656
307 145 43 231
330 142 45 039
359 828 49 367
389 864 56 760 372 042 52312 319730
427 254 62901 360599 389 946 55539 334 407
475765 70215 401 127 407 131 57727 349404
518812 74181 441136 444631 415730 59032 356698
552 444,70 898, 479452, 481546, 417909, 58929, 358 980
574 971'77 209' 497 321' 497 762' 408 553'58 383 350 170°
Seasonally adjusted
1982 Q3 70 280 70682 10D2I5A7A 60023 60425 81249 11D2I1A7S ®
~ 2e 2a° d S&
Q4 72 080 72612 10468 61612 62144 81769 11388 80. NN oo oo @
74 267 75 064 10590 64474 83199 11501 83.
74 801 75175 10 847 64328 83754 11514 83.
76 629 77 631 10778 66853 84330 11559 85. S838 38
78 617 79275 11016 68259 85220 11781 88. —giOnu ne
80796 11042 69754 86140 11881 89.
81686 11321 70365 85772 12217 90.
82531 11412 71119 85751 12064 91. SF8E888S SS&8E888
85 129 11 264 73865 86685 12 185 93. D=WOSH oOh
75535 88157 12333 96.
77414 89467 12249 99.
78187 89550 12397 01. 2888
79325 90094 12388 03. —o ~<aC WH-N— os B“OHWwNO2 Wa0WnD= = <
80891 91197 12887 04.
82227 92463 12937 06. R38
98 623 14377 84246 93763 13131 08. 88L282888888 RSSFE8FES8FBI8SS
100 524 14784 85740 94619 13357 11. “CNCWOOOOnONNnN—ooWott tNNO@OCO QOOO2O fUORNQooo0-DttN=dWS NN t“ ~APO@ MB2WWNOOBONNM aoo=ddd OnOW CBHOAHNWUOWOD
102 330 15011 87319 95312 13565 81747 . 111.8 8R88A8Ov S8n OS8 D SSSB8S8s8F88 8E88S88
104 903 15 340 96 669 13650 83019 115.2
108 771 16070 98 634 14093 84 541 119.1
111 250 16 480 99 331 14 231 85 100 122.3
113 773 16 631 100 548 14 164 124.9
116 988 17418 101 279 14322 127.8
120779 17 891 102 116 14457 132.1
124 225 18275 103 188 14 784 136.3
126791 18064 107581 108727 103237 14422 ‘ 139.8
128 608 18545 109090 110063 103675 14785 . 141.7
130 729 18588 111371 112141 104227 14890 : 144.7
132 684 18984 113094 113700 104591 14935 ; 146.9
135 400 19258 116269 116142 105071 14848 P 151.0
136 958 17393 119517 119565 105563 15039 . 155.3
140 221 17365 121554 122856 104135 14672 : 157.9
139 865 16882 122112 122983 103140 14370 . 158.6
139 32917° 36 7 122615" 1219627 102 600145117 159.3"
143 173 19780 123163 123393 101861 14527 160.0
145718 19923 125192 125795 102103 14626 : 162.6
146751 20139 126351 126612 101989 14719 87270 164.1
147 213 19679 127256 127534 101283 14388 86895 . 165.3
149318 19860 129145 129458 101052 14271 86781 ' 167.8
149 796 151522 19842 129954 131680 101117 14256 86 861 - 168.8
1 Estimates are givent o the nearest £ million and in the case of indices to one 5 Gross national product equals Gross domestic product pilus Net property in-
decimal place but cannot be regarded as accurate to this degree. come from abroad.
2 This series is affected by the abolition of the domestic rates and the intro- 6 Represents Taxes on expenditure fess Subsidies both valueda t 1985 prices.
ductioof nth e community charge. For details see notiens t he UK National 7 Based on the sum of expenditure components of GDP at current and constant
Accounts article in the January issue of Economic Trends. pri, ces.
3 Equals taxes on expenditure jess subsidies. 8 Also known as the index of total home costs.
4 The factor cost estimate of GDP is obtained from the market price estimate Source: Central Statistical Office
by subtracting the factor cost adjustment.
National income and expenditure
1 2 Gross domestic product: by category of expenditure’
w
Al market prices
Final expenditure on goods and services
General government final Value of
consumption physical Statist-
Gross __ increase less ical
domestic in sitocks Total Exports Total imports discrep-
Central Local fixed and work domestic of goods final ofg oods ancy
govern- author- capital in expend- and expend- and (expend-
ment ities Total formation progress? —iture* services _iture* services __iture)
CSBA AAX| DFDC DHBF CTGQ DJAD DJAK DIAG GIXM
23363 60363 44824 -1188 274649 72694 347343 67 762 -694
25133 65787 48615 1465 302895 80056 382951 77529 -1108
26618 69760 54967 1296 326284 91852 418136 92669
27926 73805 60353 821 353926 102208 456134 98 866
30580 79381 64514 716 387641 98319 485960 101070
33309 85349 74077 1388 428337 107031 535368 111868
36119 91729 989857 4782 488425 107705 596130 124788
38502 99029 103262 3138 535961 122049 658010 142693 515 317
42826. 109878. 106028, -1462. 564855 133500 698355. 147728 -277. 550350 479 452
47 466' 1219047 95399 -5211' 580 135' 135019°711554 1 140.438 -186' 574 530° t t 497 3217
Not seasonally adjusted
1988Q3 78379 13431 9064 22 826 124236 27684 151920
Q4 81611 14522 9318 24 663 131623 27927 159550
1988Qt 76746 15114 $352 25 769 126133 27850 155 983
80234 14503 9467 24 196 130 244 30069 160313
85121 15238 9668 25 834 136518 30788 167 306
88431 15672 10015 27 443 141066 33342 174408
82878 16397 10147 28 376 137777 32114 169891
85017 16418 10534 25 599 137942 33508 171450
89616 16739 10886 25 887 143 664 32824 176 488
92900 17498 11259 26 166 145472 35054 180526
85820' 17858' 11396 25 233" 138 796" 30 551769° 35 3°
89342 18698 11820 22 399 1 441556 34084 175640
94612 18738 11979' 23 413 148432 34496 182928
98269 19144 12271 24 354 151351 35818872 2 33
90306 19617 12364 24 314 145 687 32799 178 486
94024 19581 12662 21 468 147216 34601 181817
98941 19696 12728 22 802 154702 33919 188621
Seasonally adjusted
AllX ACHP CSBK DECR DIGS DJAZ ODIAB DJBC
1988Q3 76724 13708 9175 22883 22997 124132 27611 151743 32159 119 584 1352 101693
Q4 78630 14458 9263 23721 23569 128994 27126 156120 32938 123 182 1570 104907
1989Q1 80182 14623 9368 23991 25270 131124 28983 160107 34462 125 645 1461 107 581
Q2 82046 14832 9460 24292 25674 133026 29932 162958 35323 127 635 1510 109090
Q3 83140 15540 9728 25268 25885 135656 30860 166516 36557 129 959 1518 111371
85164 15532 9946 25478 26433 136 155 32274 168429 36351 132 078 1293 113094
86549 15920 10169 26089 27755 140213 33339 173552 37979 135 527 1354 116 269
86942 16767 10552 27319 27044 141187 33746 174933 37960 136 910 1486 119517
17029 10926 27955 141984 33021 175005 36008 138 919 1465 121554
17336 11179 28515 141471 33394 174865 35781 138 994 1764 122112
17493 11423 28916" -1 1741 142061 32299'174 360° 343217 139 982t 1477" 122615
19050 11848 30898 -2228 143845 34095 177940 34947 142 943 1435 123 163
18918 12010' 30928 -1351 146098 34458 180556 35397 145 115 1522 125192
18977 12185 31162 -~458 148131 34167 182298 35773 146490 21787 1648 126351
19258 12398 31656 -610 148903 34399 183302 36348 -19 146935 21305 1626 127 256
19866 12647 32513 -416 150923 34951 185874 36856 -13 149005 21431 1571 129145
19834 12801 32635 -363 152209 34069 186278 36473 -9 149796 21455 1613 129954
1 Estimates are given to the nearest £ million but cannot be regarded as accu- 3 Quarterly alignment adjustment included in this series. For detaseei nlotess in
rate to this degree. the UK National Accounts article in the January issue of Economic Trends.
2 This series is affected by the aboloif tthei doomensti c rataends th e intro- 4 GDP is estimated in seasonally adjusted form only. Therefore whilst both a sea-
ductioof nth e community charge. For details see notes in the UK National adjusted and unadjusted version exist of the residual error, the altribu-
Accounts article in the Janaury issueo f Economic Trends. tion of statistical discrepancies to the expenditubrasee d and income based es-
timates can only be made in seasonally adjusted form.
Source: Central StatistiOcfafilc e
National income and expenditure
1 2 Gross domestic product: by category of expenditure’
«
continued
Al market prices
Final expenditure on goods and services al market prices
General government final
consumption
Con
sumers’ Central Local
expend- govern author-
ture men ities Total
CCBH DJDK DJDL DJCZ DJUCY GIXS
1962 197 980 44421 27228 71672 82 348 815
1983 206 932 45281 27808 73069 87709 -1231
1984 210 959 45741 286051 73792 96 394 348
1985 218 947 45879 27926 73805 98 866 - 49 367
1986 232 996 46684 28422 75106 61813 105 662 - 52 312
1987 245823 46753 29281 76034 67753 1158 390768 113 916 * 55 539
1988 264096 46942 29544 76486 77395 4010 421987 127 845 o 57727 349404
1989 272917 47365 29819 77184 82997 2657 435755 137 281 - 59032 356698
1990 274744. 48627. 31062. 79689 80464 -1110 433787. 123049 556836. 138720. -207. 417909 58929 358980
1991 269 168' 49719' 32108 91827' 72317 -3444' 419968 123263 543131" 134447 -131' 408553' 58383' 350 170°
Not seasonally adjusted
1988 Q3 67 678 11273 106 207 134 629 14 676
Q4 70 678 11 941 111970 140 557 15 618
1969 Qi 64 793 12 138 21% 106 499 134 423 14 066
Q2 66 368 11315 106 211 134 992 14018
Q3 69 549 11 834 110 114 139 278 15 158
72 207 12 078 112 931 144 318 15 790
65 981 12 463 21 817 107 731 137 795 14 491
67 123 11 947 19 465 106 610 137 690 14 303
11 663 19 492 109 467 139 287 14 927
12 354 19 690 109 979 142 064 15 208
12 518" 19 04s? 103 665° 132 246" 14 1217
12 387 16 800 101 981 132 955 13 868
12 293 17778 106 207 137 121 14 847
12521 18 691 108 015 140 809 15 547
12 643 18 910 103 181 133 278 13 995
12 221 16 838 101 772 133 166 13 653
12 083 17 924 106 832 137 666 14 446
DIAV DIAW DIAT DECU DIAY DJDG DIAU DIAS
11 532 7394 18926 19 515 106304 28541 134845 102116 14457 87659
11 648 7359 19207 19 928 109122 27706 136 828 103 1868 14784 88404
11 704 7410 19114 20 974 108915 28803 137718 103 237 14422 88815
11 636 7394 ©619030 20773 109203 28703 137 906 103 675 14785 88890
12 105 7492 19597 20572 109555 29463 139018 104 227 14890 89337
11 920 7523 19443 20678 108082 30287 138369 104591 14935 89656
12 058 7550 19608 21255 109241 30915 140 156 105071 14848 90223
12 268 7718 19986 20511 109661 31271 140932 105 563 15039 90524
12114 7860 19974 19 734 108295 30301 138596 104135 14672 89463
12 187 7934 «20121 18 964 106590 30562 137 152 103 140 14370 88770
12195' 7951 20146' 18530° 824" 105812 299217 135 7337 102 600° 145117 88089
12731 8016 20747 17902 -1261 104514 30941 135455 101861 14527 87334
12485 8067. 20552 17976 807 104767 31165 135932 102 103 14626 87477
12308 8074" 20362 17909 -552 104775 31236 136011 101989 14719 87270
12 330 80868 20418 18 115 -290 104937 31243 136 180 101 283 14388 86895
12 509 8123 20632 17 965 -476 105138 31711 136849 101052 14271 86781
12 265 8119 20384 17 956 -201 105410 31412 136822 101117 14256 86861
1 Estimates are given to the nearest £ million but cannot be regarded as accu- 4 GDP ‘s estimated in seasonally adjusted form only. Therefore whilst
rate to this degree. and unadjusted versions exist of the residual error, the attributioonf statistical
2 For years up to and including 1982, totals differ from the sum of the com- discrepancies to the expenditure based and income based estimates can be
ponents because of the method used to rebase on 1985 prices. made only in seasoandjaustledl fyor m.
3 Quarterly alignment adjustment included in this series. For detaisele st he 5 Represents Taxes on expenditure less Subsidies, both valued at 1985 prices.
UK National Accounts article in the January issueo f Economic Trends. Source: Central Statistical Office