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In
May 2002 the total retail prices (including seasonal products) increased by
0.2% in comparison with the previous month. As compared to May 2001 retail
prices increased by 1.8% and compared to December 2001 by 1.9%. The retail prices of goods
in May increased by 0.2% and prices of services by 0.3%, as compared to April
2002. As compared to April 2002,
the prices of agricultural products without seasonal products increased by
11.1% and those with seasonal products by 6.3%. The prices of industrial products
- total, prices of non-food industrial products and prices of tobacco
remained unchanged as compared to the April 2002. At the same time, the
retail prices of industrial products – total, prices of non-food industrial
products and prices of tobacco remained unchanged, as compared
to April 2002. The prices of industrial food products decreased by 0.1% and
those of beverages by 0.3%, as compared to April 2002. As compared to April 2000,
the prices of services increased by 0.3% within which highest increase was
shown in prices of housing and public utilities services, 1.5% and the,
prices of crafts and personal services as well as the prices of transport
services, 0.2%. |
1. RETAIL PRICE INDICES
IN MAY 2002
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V. 2002. |
I.-V. 2002. |
V. 2002. |
I.-V. 2002. |
V.
2002. |
V.
2002. |
I.-V.
2002. |
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TOTAL
- INCLUDING SEASONAL PRODUCTS |
102,4 |
101,8 |
101,9 |
101,3 |
100,2 |
101,8 |
102,6 |
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TOTAL
- WITHOUT SEASONAL PRODUCTS |
102,4 |
101,7 |
102,0 |
101,3 |
100,3 |
101,8 |
102,6 |
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Goods |
101,0 |
100,4 |
101,7 |
101,1 |
100,2 |
99,7 |
100,5 |
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Goods
without electricity |
101,1 |
100,4 |
101,9 |
101,2 |
100,2 |
99,7 |
100,5 |
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Food
products including seasonal products |
101,8 |
101,1 |
101,9 |
101,2 |
100,7 |
100,1 |
101,4 |
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Food
products excluding seasonal products |
101,6 |
100,7 |
102,1 |
101,2 |
101,1 |
100,0 |
101,3 |
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Agricultural
products including seasonal products |
111,3 |
107,0 |
110,6 |
106,4 |
106,3 |
98,0 |
102,2 |
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Agricultural
products excluding seasonal products |
110,3 |
103,3 |
113,7 |
106,5 |
111,1 |
97,1 |
101,2 |
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Industrial
products - total |
100,7 |
100,2 |
101,5 |
101,0 |
100,0 |
99,7 |
100,4 |
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Industrial
food products |
100,5 |
100,3 |
100,7 |
100,5 |
99,9 |
100,5 |
101,3 |
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Non-food
industrial products |
100,7 |
100,0 |
101,7 |
101,0 |
100,0 |
99,3 |
100,0 |
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Beverages
(alcoholic and non-alcoholic) |
102,5 |
102,5 |
103,4 |
103,4 |
99,7 |
102,4 |
102,3 |
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Tobacco |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
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Services |
107,3 |
106,8 |
102,2 |
101,7 |
100,3 |
109,6 |
110,7 |
2. RETAIL PRICE INDICES BY GROUPS AND SUBGROUPS IN MAY 2002
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Weights (%) |
V. 2002. |
I.-V. 2002. |
V. 2002. |
I.-V. 2002. |
V.
2002. |
V.
2002. |
I.-V.
2002. |
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TOTAL INDEX |
100,00 |
102,4 |
101,8 |
101,9 |
101,3 |
100,2 |
101,8 |
102,6 |
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GOODS1) |
78,15 |
101,0 |
100,4 |
101,7 |
101,1 |
100,2 |
99,7 |
100,5 |
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Food |
18,99 |
101,8 |
101,1 |
101,9 |
101,2 |
100,7 |
100,1 |
101,4 |
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Agricultural products - total |
2,24 |
111,3 |
107,0 |
110,6 |
106,4 |
106,3 |
98,0 |
102,2 |
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Fresh vegetables - total |
0,98 |
117,5 |
112,5 |
114,5 |
109,6 |
108,2 |
92,4 |
100,3 |
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Fresh fruit - total |
0,72 |
108,9 |
102,9 |
115,0 |
108,7 |
105,3 |
102,3 |
103,3 |
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Eggs |
0,21 |
99,5 |
102,2 |
95,7 |
98,3 |
99,1 |
104,7 |
101,8 |
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Fresh fish |
0,33 |
106,4 |
103,1 |
100,9 |
97,8 |
106,9 |
104,5 |
106,7 |
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Industrial products - total |
75,90 |
100,7 |
100,2 |
101,5 |
101,0 |
100,0 |
99,7 |
100,4 |
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Industrial food products |
16,75 |
100,5 |
100,3 |
100,7 |
100,5 |
99,9 |
100,5 |
101,3 |
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Cereal products |
3,43 |
99,7 |
99,8 |
99,6 |
99,7 |
100,0 |
99,6 |
101,0 |
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Processed and canned vegetables |
0,54 |
99,0 |
98,5 |
100,8 |
100,3 |
100,0 |
98,6 |
98,0 |
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Processed and canned fruit |
0,57 |
101,4 |
100,0 |
102,2 |
100,8 |
100,6 |
101,2 |
100,2 |
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Fresh meat |
3,34 |
101,7 |
101,3 |
101,6 |
101,2 |
100,1 |
100,6 |
102,6 |
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Processed and canned
meat products |
3,18 |
98,9 |
98,9 |
99,4 |
99,4 |
99,8 |
99,4 |
99,9 |
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Milk, fresh and processed |
2,03 |
102,2 |
102,3 |
100,1 |
100,2 |
99,7 |
103,0 |
103,9 |
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Fats |
0,55 |
112,1 |
109,8 |
114,7 |
112,4 |
100,2 |
112,2 |
109,6 |
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Other food products |
2,97 |
98,8 |
98,8 |
99,9 |
99,9 |
99,5 |
98,9 |
99,3 |
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Beverages |
4,04 |
102,5 |
102,5 |
103,4 |
103,4 |
99,7 |
102,4 |
102,3 |
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Tobacco |
4,80 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
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Non-food industrial
products |
50,31 |
100,7 |
100,0 |
101,7 |
101,0 |
100,0 |
99,3 |
100,0 |
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Textile products |
9,48 |
102,6 |
101,8 |
101,4 |
100,6 |
100,2 |
102,8 |
102,5 |
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Textile fibres and fabrics |
1,34 |
100,8 |
100,6 |
101,3 |
101,1 |
99,9 |
100,0 |
101,1 |
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Finished textile products |
8,14 |
102,9 |
102,0 |
101,4 |
100,5 |
100,3 |
103,3 |
102,8 |
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Woven clothing
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4,29 |
105,5 |
104,1 |
102,3 |
101,0 |
100,5 |
106,7 |
105,5 |
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Knitted clothing |
0,63 |
101,6 |
101,3 |
99,3 |
99,0 |
100,0 |
102,4 |
102,0 |
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Hosiery |
0,52 |
100,5 |
100,7 |
100,1 |
100,3 |
99,7 |
100,6 |
100,2 |
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Underwear |
1,79 |
100,8 |
99,9 |
101,7 |
100,8 |
100,2 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
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Household textile products |
0,70 |
97,4 |
98,2 |
98,6 |
99,4 |
99,5 |
96,8 |
98,6 |
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Floor coverings |
0,21 |
94,5 |
95,3 |
96,8 |
97,6 |
100,9 |
93,2 |
94,6 |
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Footwear |
1,97 |
103,4 |
101,6 |
102,1 |
100,3 |
100,9 |
102,4 |
103,0 |
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Leather accessories |
0,38 |
98,1 |
98,0 |
99,5 |
99,4 |
99,9 |
98,0 |
97,6 |
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Fuel and light |
3,68 |
98,2 |
97,7 |
101,1 |
100,6 |
100,1 |
97,1 |
96,5 |
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Electricity and lighting |
2,40 |
98,9 |
98,6 |
100,4 |
100,1 |
100,1 |
98,3 |
98,0 |
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Fuel |
1,28 |
96,7 |
95,8 |
102,3 |
101,4 |
100,0 |
94,7 |
93,7 |
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Household articles |
7,44 |
97,5 |
98,0 |
98,6 |
99,1 |
99,7 |
97,0 |
97,7 |
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Furniture |
2,89 |
97,8 |
98,2 |
98,0 |
98,4 |
99,9 |
97,8 |
98,3 |
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Dishes and table ware |
1,40 |
96,4 |
96,9 |
99,2 |
99,7 |
99,7 |
94,6 |
96,3 |
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Electrical household appliances |
2,00 |
97,7 |
98,6 |
98,4 |
99,3 |
99,4 |
97,7 |
98,8 |
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Other household articles |
1,15 |
97,9 |
97,8 |
100,0 |
99,9 |
99,7 |
97,1 |
96,4 |
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Hygiene products |
3,14 |
97,5 |
97,8 |
99,6 |
99,9 |
100,0 |
96,6 |
97,2 |
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Medicines |
1,85 |
101,1 |
100,8 |
100,3 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,9 |
101,8 |
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Products for education |
3,92 |
100,6 |
100,8 |
99,3 |
99,5 |
99,9 |
101,4 |
101,6 |
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Products for culture |
1,76 |
101,9 |
101,9 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
100,0 |
104,7 |
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Products for entertainment |
0,65 |
99,3 |
99,4 |
100,7 |
100,8 |
100,0 |
98,4 |
99,8 |
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Transport equipment |
1,42 |
98,6 |
99,2 |
100,3 |
100,9 |
100,0 |
99,1 |
97,4 |
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Parts of transport equipment |
0,61 |
101,9 |
100,8 |
101,8 |
100,7 |
100,6 |
102,0 |
101,0 |
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Liquid fuels and lubricants |
7,08 |
102,3 |
99,1 |
110,8 |
107,4 |
100,0 |
94,0 |
97,2 |
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Agricultural tools |
1,12 |
96,7 |
98,2 |
95,6 |
97,1 |
98,5 |
96,9 |
98,9 |
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Plant pesticides and herbicides |
0,92 |
100,2 |
100,6 |
99,5 |
99,9 |
99,7 |
99,0 |
101,9 |
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Construction material |
4,89 |
104,1 |
102,4 |
102,8 |
101,1 |
100,8 |
104,6 |
103,5 |
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SERVICES1) |
21,85 |
107,3 |
106,8 |
102,2 |
101,7 |
100,3 |
109,6 |
110,7 |
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Crafts and personal services |
5,05 |
104,1 |
103,6 |
102,1 |
101,6 |
100,2 |
104,7 |
104,6 |
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Crafts services |
3,64 |
104,6 |
104,0 |
102,1 |
101,6 |
100,1 |
105,3 |
105,3 |
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Personal and other services |
1,41 |
103,0 |
102,6 |
102,1 |
101,7 |
100,4 |
103,4 |
103,1 |
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Housing and public
utilities services |
3,21 |
106,8 |
105,3 |
103,6 |
102,1 |
101,5 |
108,5 |
107,3 |
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Financial and other services
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0,81 |
113,1 |
113,1 |
107,5 |
107,5 |
100,0 |
113,6 |
117,1 |
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Education and cultural services |
1,38 |
103,5 |
103,0 |
102,3 |
101,8 |
100,1 |
104,7 |
102,6 |
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Social welfare services |
0,42 |
100,6 |
100,4 |
100,5 |
100,3 |
100,0 |
100,7 |
100,5 |
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Transport, postal and telecommunication services |
10,88 |
109,4 |
109,1 |
101,6 |
101,3 |
100,2 |
113,1 |
115,8 |
1) Groups with the share of less than 0.1% in total as well as those
having not enough representatives are left out.
3. RETAIL PRICE INDICES, JANUARY 1997 - MAY
2002
previous month = 100
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VI. |
VII. |
VIII. |
IX. |
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XI. |
XII. |
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1997. |
101,0 |
100,0 |
100,1 |
100,1 |
100,4 |
100,2 |
99,7 |
100,8 |
100,3 |
100,2 |
100,4 |
100,7 |
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1998. |
102,4 |
100,4 |
100,2 |
100,3 |
100,5 |
100,0 |
99,8 |
100,1 |
100,9 |
100,5 |
100,2 |
100,2 |
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1999. |
100,5 |
100,3 |
100,4 |
100,3 |
100,7 |
100,0 |
101,1 |
100,0 |
100,6 |
100,4 |
99,9 |
100,3 |
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2000. |
100,8 |
100,3 |
100,8 |
100,8 |
100,2 |
101,9 |
100,5 |
100,0 |
101,2 |
100,6 |
100,2 |
100,0 |
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2001. |
100,1 |
100,5 |
100,1 |
101,4 |
100,6 |
99,7 |
99,4 |
101,0 |
100,3 |
99,9 |
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2002. |
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NOTES ON METHODOLOGY Retail prices of industrial and agricultural products and services
are monitored by county state administration offices in the counties -
statistical offices in selected cities. Price indices are calculated on the
basis of index list of products and services and adequate weights. |