INPUTS OF RAW MATERIALS AND CONSUMABLES IN INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION, 2005,
First Results

In 2005, the total value of consumed raw materials and consumables used as inputs in the industrial production process in enterprises engaged in industrial production in the Republic of Croatia amounted to 46100 million kuna according to the coverage of the Annual Survey on Raw Material Consumption in Industry for 2005. According to the results of PRODCOM Survey on Industrial Production in 2005¹⁾, as compared to the total value of industrial production sold (output), out of the total of 103 479 million kuna generated by the same enterprises, the value of raw materials and consumables used as inputs in that industrial production had a share of 44,6% in the output value of industry. In other words, the total value of industrial production sold generated by the enterprises in 2005 was by 57 379 million kuna (55,4%) higher then the expenditure for consumed raw materials and consumables used as input in that production, according to a rough input-output calculation (see graph 1).

The highest value of consumed raw materials and consumables used as inputs in the industrial production in 2005, according to the industrial sections of NKD 2002., was recorded in section D Manufacturing, 43 468 million kuna, followed by section E Electricity, gas and water supply, 2 327 million kuna, while the lowest one was recorded in section C Mining and quarrying, 305 million kuna. Comparing the consumption by the NKD 2002. industrial divisions (10 to 41), the highest value of consumed raw materials and consumables was recorded in division 23 – Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel (11 550 million kuna), followed by division 15 – Manufacture of food products and beverages (8 940 million kuna), while the lowest one was recorded in division 11 – Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas (3 196 thousand kuna).

The analysis of the value of raw materials and consumables used as inputs in the industrial production in 2005 by origin of raw materials and consumables (see graph 2), showed that there were 9,9% (4 521 million kuna) raw materials and consumables consumed from own-production, while 90,1 % (41 579 million kuna) was purchased on the market from third parties, out of which 37,0% (17 039 million kuna) was purchased on domestic markets and 53,1% (24 540 million kuna) on non-domestic markets (import).

In section D Manufacturing (see table 1), the highest share in the value of consumed own-produced raw materials and consumables used as inputs in the industrial production was recorded for inputs in division 24 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products (35,8%), while the highest share in the value of consumed raw materials and consumables purchased on domestic markets was recorded for inputs in division 15 Manufacture of food products and beverages (36.8%) and the lowest one in division 30 Manufacture of office machinery and, computers (0.1%). The analysis of the value of consumed raw materials and consumables used as inputs in the industrial production purchased on non-domestic markets (import) in the same section D Manufacturing (see graph 3) showed that the highest share in the value of consumed raw materials and consumables for inputs was recorded in divisions 23 Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel (38.6 %), 15 Manufacture of food products and beverages (10.4%) and 24 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products (9.6%) and the lowest one in the value of consumed raw materials and consumables purchased for inputs on non-domestic markets (import) in divisions 30 Manufacture of office machinery and computers (0.3%) and 37 Recycling (0.0%). 

The comparison of the total value of consumed raw materials and consumables used as inputs in the industrial production in 21 counties of the Republic of Croatia (see table 2 and graph 4) in 2005 showed that the highest share in the value of consumed raw materials and consumables used as inputs in the industrial production was recorded in the County of Primorje-Gorski kotar, 9 203 million kuna (20.0%), followed by the City of Zagreb, 8 166 million kuna (17.8 %) and County of Sisak-Moslavina, 5 905 million kuna (12.9%), while the lowest one were recorded in the Free zones, 222 million kuna (0.5%), in the County of Dubrovnik-Neretva, 181 million kuna (0.4%) and in the County of Lika-Senj, 66 million kuna (0.2 %).

Data on the value of consumed raw materials and consumables for purposes of the industrial production in 2005 were compiled by the processing of the Annual Survey on Raw Materials and Energy Consumption in Industry for 2005 (IND-21/REPRO form), with the coverage of 2 565 industrial local units belonging to legal entities employing 10 and more persons. It must be stressed that the REPRO Survey for 2005 had exactly the same coverage as the already mentioned Annual PRODCOM Survey on Industrial Production in 2005 in order to achieve the comparability and consistency of data for the input-output analysis at the level of products/raw materials.

1.    VALUE OF CONSUMED RAW MATERIALS AND CONSUMABLES FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION PURPOSES, ACCORDING TO
      USAGE IN INDUSTRIAL NKD 2002. SECTIONS AND DIVISIONS, 2005

thousand kuna

		Value of consumed raw materials and consumables, by NRMI 2004
		Total	Own-produced raw materials	Purchased on markets from third parties
				Total on market	On domestic markets	On non-domestic markets
	Republic of Croatia	46 100 046	4 521 161	41 578 885	17 038 811	24 540 074
C	Mining and quarrying	305 453	203 631	101 822	88 672	13 150
11	Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas; service activities incidental to oil and gas extraction, excluding surveying	3 196	-	3 196	2 773	423
14	Other mining and quarrying	302 257	203 631	98 626	85 899	12 727
D	Manufacturing	43 467 913	3 984 085	39 483 828	15 582 258	23 901 570
15	Manufacture of food products and beverages	8 940 203	744 394	8 195 809	5 731 922	2 463 887
16	Manufacture of tobacco products	645 139	17 305	627 834	371 592	256 242
17	Manufacture of textiles	631 091	154 321	476 770	82 192	394 578
18	Manufacture of wearing apparel; dressing and dyeing of fur	313 503	50 851	262 652	80 218	182 434
19	Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery, harness and footwear	353 925	907	353 018	65 248	287 770
20	Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials	1 084 183	138 061	946 122	852 534	93 588
21	Manufacture of pulp, paper and paper products	1 073 535	307 828	765 707	364 340	401 367
22	Publishing, printing and reproduction of recorded media	1 097 681	4 284	1 093 397	387 141	706 256
23	Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel	11 550 298	199 472	11 350 826	2 131 231	9 219 595
24	Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products	4 520 303	1 423 610	3 096 693	803 802	2 292 891
25	Manufacture of rubber and plastic products	1 041 403	1 659	1 039 744	342 346	697 398
26	Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products	2 073 932	740 331	1 333 601	1 075 438	258 163
27	Manufacture of basic metals	1 499 623	41 095	1 458 528	233 568	1 224 960
28	Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment	1 484 575	19 741	1 464 834	279 589	1 185 245
29	Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c.	823 186	16 547	806 639	246 907	559 732
30	Manufacture of office machinery and computers	57 804	-	57 804	7 440	50 364
31	Manufacture of electrical machinery and apparatus n.e.c.	1 634 270	41 597	1 592 673	156 534	1 436 139
32	Manufacture of radio, television and communication equipment and apparatus	67 207	-	67 207	12 039	55 168
33	Manufacture of medical, precision and optical instruments, watches and clocks	74 822	499	74 323	20 364	53 959
34	Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers	115 699	547	115 152	30 570	84 582
35	Manufacture of other transport equipment	3 070 555	23	3 070 532	1 746 046	1 324 486
36	Manufacture of furniture; manufacturing n.e.c.	1 003 542	79 111	924 431	251 665	672 766
37	Recycling	311 434	1 902	309 532	309 532	-
E	Electricity, gas and water supply	2 326 680	333 445	1 993 235	1 367 881	625 354
40	Electricity, gas, steam and hot water supply	2 321 909	333 414	1 988 495	1 365 657	622 838
41	Collection, purification and distribution of water	4 771	31	4 740	2 224	2 516

2.    VALUE OF CONSUMED RAW MATERIALS AND CONSUMABLES FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION PURPOSES, ACCORDING TO
      USAGE IN INDUSTRIAL NKD 2002. SECTIONS AND DIVISIONS, BY COUNTIES, 2005

thousand kuna

	Value of consumed raw materials and consumables, by NRMI 2004
	Total	Own-produced raw materials	Puchased on markets from third parties
			Total on market	On domestic markets	On non-domestic markets
Republic of Croatia	46 100 046	4 521 161	41 578 885	17 038 811	24 540 074
County of Zagreb	3 444 922	1 340 586	2 104 336	1 108 648	995 688
County of Krapina-Zagorje	791 560	43 632	747 928	229 037	518 891
County of Sisak-Moslavina	5 904 823	259 345	5 645 478	2 867 834	2 777 644
County of Karlovac	910 427	151 868	758 559	403 779	354 780
County of Varaždin	2 224 066	206 958	2 017 108	932 263	1 084 845
County of Koprivnica-Križevci	916 195	123 047	793 148	525 290	267 858
County of Bjelovar-Bilogora	823 263	24 653	798 610	564 445	234 165
County of Primorje-Gorski Kotar	9 203 458	292 144	8 911 314	814 234	8 097 080
County of Lika-Senj	66 187	1 406	64 781	62 485	2 296
County of Virovitica-Podravina	697 857	87 312	610 545	389 566	220 979
County of Požega-Slavonia	375 649	55 100	320 549	208 189	112 360
County of Slavonski Brod-Posavina	674 530	104 828	569 702	347 249	222 453
County of Zadar	386 854	21 033	365 821	236 230	129 591
County of Osijek-Baranja	2 539 106	576 373	1 962 733	1 268 839	693 894
County of Šibenik-Knin	947 785	28 697	919 088	105 400	813 688
County of Vukovar-Sirmium	615 086	39 430	575 656	524 673	50 983
County of Split-Dalmatia	2 761 465	401 991	2 359 474	1 074 838	1 284 636
County of Istria	3 369 155	323 315	3 045 840	1 610 321	1 435 519
County of Dubrovnik-Neretva	181 173	12 440	168 733	78 819	89 914
County of Međimurje	879 265	57 900	821 365	385 425	435 940
City of Zagreb	8 165 517	369 103	7 796 414	3 286 697	4 509 717
Free zones	221 703	-	221 703	14 550	207 153

3.   MOST IMPORTANT RAW MATERIALS  CONSUMED  FOR  PURPOSE OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION SELECTED BY VALUE, 2005

	KPD 2002. codes and headings	Unit of measure	Value of raw material s consumed, thousand kuna
			Total	Own-produced	Purchased from  third parties
					Total	Domestic	Non-domestic
Total		t	46 100 046	4 521 161	41 578 885	17 038 811	24 540 074
111010	Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals, crude	t	10 815 672	-	10 815 672	2 084 472	8 731 200
012120	Raw milk from bovine cattle	t	1 522 385	4 032	1 518 353	1 469 281	49 072
244154	Antibiotics	t	1 474 515	1 259 577	214 938	-	214 938
283010	Steam generators and parts thereof	t	1 232 124	-	1 232 124	787 340	444 784
111020	Natural gas, liquefied or in gaseous state	t	1 136 973	75 004	1 061 969	1 022 451	39 518
271060	Hot rolled flat products (of steel other than of stainless and high speed steel)	t	1 081 936	1 251	1 080 685	316 222	764 463
232017	Fuel oils n.e.c.	t	1 022 664	240 884	781 780	606 176	175 604
151113	Meat of swine, fresh or chilled	t	960 164	63 363	896 801	411 560	485 241
274211	Aluminium, unwrough	t	908 411	-	908 411	14 611	893 800
274311	Lead, unwrought	t	754 200	-	754 200	-	754 200
020112	Logs of non‑coniferous wood	t	625 954	7 621	618 333	615 370	2 963
265111	Cement clinkers	t	616 787	522 349	94 438	94 438	-
232030	Other petroleum products	t	501 838	162 159	339 679	4 182	335 497
201010	Wood, sawn or chipped lengthwise, sliced or peeled, > 6 mm thick; railway or tramway sleepers of wood not impregnated	t	455 011	199 752	255 259	229 441	25 818
011151	Sugar beet	t	441 445	-	441 445	372 847	68 598
241411	Acyclic hydrocarbons	t	414 225	-	414 225	2 378	411 847
191022	Leather, of bovine animals, without hair, not whole	t	408 612	-	408 612	3 257	405 355
101011	Coal, not agglomerated	t	400 287	-	400 287	-	400 287
241610	Polymers of ethylene, in primary forms	t	385 551	-	385 551	54 685	330 866
241412	Cyclic hydrocarbons	t	372 176	-	372 176	924	371 252

NOTES ON METHODOLOGY

This first release comprises first results of the Annual Survey on Raw Material and Energy Consumption in Industry (IND-21/REPRO form) in 2005 (hereinafter referred to as REPRO Survey for 2005). The results were aggregated from data collected at the level of the Nomenclature of Raw Materials and Consumables for Industry – NRMI 2004, which is an integral part of the Statistical Standards for the Annual Survey on Raw Material and Energy Consumption in Industry (IND-21/REPRO form) for 2005 in the Republic of Croatia (NN, No. 63/05). The term "industry" alongside this release is defined by three NKD 2002. industrial sections, C, D and E. This definition of industry is harmonised with the definition used in all branch industrial surveys within the CBS as well as with the definition used for industry statistics within the EU.

THE LEGAL BASIS OF REPRO SURVEY

The Annual REPRO Survey for 2005 was carried out by the Central Bureau of Statistics together with county statistical offices, on the basis of the Act on Official Statistics (NN, No. 103/03), the Annual Implementation Plan of Statistical Activities of the Republic of Croatia in 2006 (NN, No. 4/06) and according to the above mentioned Statistical Standards. The obligation to provide data is based on Article 35 and 38 (Paragraph 1) of the Act on Official Statistics.

REPRO INDICATORS ON CONSUMPTION OF RAW MATERIALS FOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION PURPOSES (from PRODCOM)

First results refer to the most recent data on the industrial consumption statistics and were derived from the annual results of the above mentioned REPRO Survey for 2005. REPRO results provide for detailed information primarily used in the compilation of use tables (inputs) by putting them in relation to PRODCOM results on industrial production sold (output), in order to enable the analysis of commodity flow taking into account the input-output concepts at the detailed level of row materials/products (nomenclatures NRMI 2004./NIP 2005.).

All data presented here were calculated by aggregation of individual data on consumed raw materials and consumables classified in the NRMI 2004, which is an integral part of the mentioned Statistical Standards. However, the commentary on main results of REPRO Survey for 2005 (inputs) was shown in the comparison with results of the PRODCOM Survey for 2005 (outputs) in order to emphasise the main purpose and aim of this Survey and to provide for a common framework with the PRODCOM Survey so to enable the input-output analysis on harmonised basis (in the scope of national accounts).

Therefore, table 1 and graph 3 show the main results on the value of consumed raw materials and consumables for industrial production purposes by usage of industrial sections (the NKD 2002. industrial sections and divisions level) for the total Republic of Croatia in 2005 parallel with the PRODCOM results for 2005 on the value of industrial production sold (output) generated by the same units. Concerning their origin, raw materials and consumables, including services, might be either purchased on markets (domestic or non-domestic) from third parties own-produced intermediate products, but both were calculated in values of purchase prices. The regional review of aggregated data on the value of consumed raw materials and consumables, including services, for industrial production purposes, also expressed in purchase prices, was shown in table 2 and graph 4 at the level of Counties – total.

COMPARABILITY OF REPRO DATA

In the period from 2000 to 2003, the same kind of data were collected in natural figures through the Quarterly Survey on Raw Materials and Consumables and Final Energy Consumption in Industry (IND-1K form), and before that through the joint Monthly Industrial Report (IND-1 form), both on the basis of the Methodology for Monthly Industrial Report on Industry (IND-1 form), a part related to table 2¹⁾ for both above mentioned surveys as well as of the first version of the Nomenclature of Reproduction Materials of Industry (NRMI 1997), which was an integral part of the above mentioned Methodology. The new Statistical Standards for REPRO Survey are used for collection of data on annual basis, starting with 2004 as a reference year, on the basis of a revised version of the NRMI 2004, which is used for the collection of all data on individual raw materials and consumables in industry. Since both nomenclatures, NRMI 1997 and NRMI 2004, are based on the structure of the same reference classification, CPA 1995 and CPA 2002²⁾ versions, correspondence tables were done in order to enable data comparability at a certain level, in natural figures (quantities), because earlier they were not collected in value terms.

COVERAGE AND UNITS OF REPRO SURVEY

Reporting units in REPRO Survey on the Consumption of Raw Materials and Consumables in Industry in 2004 are all trade companies and other legal units and parts thereof employing 10 and more persons that consumed raw materials and consumables for industrial production purposes within the NKD 2002. industrial sections C, D and E in a referent annual period. Target statistical units are industrial enterprises and industrial local units of industrial and non-industrial enterprises that consumed raw materials and consumables defined in the NRMI 2004 for industrial production purposes, which has been already recorded in the PRODCOM Survey for 2005. Natural persons, e.g. tradesmen, as well as statistical units or parts thereof that are “physically” situated outside the territory of the Republic of Croatia were not covered by the mentioned Survey. In profiling of statistical units – industrial local units – the county principle was taken into account. In cases when observation units operates on the territory of different counties, e.g. in five counties, they are further divided into five local units. The coverage of REPRO Survey on Raw Materials and Consumables and Energy Consumption in Industry for 2005 (inputs) is identical with the coverage of the PRODCOM Survey on industrial production for 2005 (outputs) in order to analyse the commodity flow in a consistent and comparable way, taking into account the input-output concepts. For that reason, the coverage of reporting and statistical units is defined in the Address Book of Industrial Statistical Units, which was established by the Industry and Energy Statistics Department, having the same scope, concept and criteria of coverage as the Address Book for the PRODCOM Survey.

CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS OF REPRO SURVEY

Concepts and definitions used in this REPRO Survey were taken over mostly from the ESA 95³⁾ as well as from other EU or UN statistical terminology. They provide for a further description of some of the terms used in the presentation of REPRO results, but they are not intended to provide definitive meanings of these words, for in other contexts they may have different meanings. They are intended for users of the REPRO results, in order to prevent the misinterpretation of data.

1)  NRMI 1997 can be found in the Annex of the Notes on methodology in the Montly Report on Industry (IND-1 form). It was also used as a statistical standard of the CBS for the Quarterly Survey on Consumption of Raw Materials and Consumables and Final Consumption of Fuel in Industry (NN, No. 18/97).

2)  KPD 2002. is an acronym of the Classificaiton of Products by Activities of the Republic of Croatia (NN, No. 128/03).

3)  The European System of Accounts 1995 (EU Council Regulation No. 2223/96) is harmonised with the SNA 93 – the EU System of National Accounts (ISBN 92-1-161352-3). The acronym ESA 95 is used throughout the text.

NOMENCLATURE NRMI 2004

The NRMI 2004 is an integral part of the above mentioned Statistical Standards for REPRO Survey and it can be found in Annex 3. The hierarchically structured Nomenclature of Raw Materials and Consumables, including services, version 2004, was created for measuring the annual consumption of raw materials and consumables for industrial production purposes in volume and value terms. It represents the national more detailed version of the CPA 2002. The NRMI 2004 version, as opposed to the NRMI 1997 version, was specially made to be used in monitoring the consumption in each of the NKD 2002. industrial activity group separately (10.1 to 41.0). Therefore, the first tree digits indicate an industrial group of activity in which certain raw materials or consumables are usually used (including industrial services), while the following six digits indicate a particular code of individual raw materials or consumables classified in the NRMI 2004, but it is, in fact, a CPA 2002 item. Namely, the, NRMI 2004 version is based on the CPA 2002 version and harmonised up to the level of raw materials/products with the EU Combined Nomenclature 2004 (CN) as well as with the Customs Tariff of the Republic of Croatia for 2004⁴⁾ via correspondence tables. The NRMI 2004 code of raw materials and consumables comprises 10 digits, providing that, concerning individual raw material or consumable classified in the NRMI 2004 reporting units are obliged, while filling in the IND-21/REPRO form, to add the eleventh digit to this code, which indicates its origin (own-produced, domestic or non-domestic). The current version of the NRMI 2004 is not going to be changed until a new revision of classifications at the world level, which is expected to take place during 2007 (OPERATION 2007 within EU). The breakdown of raw materials and consumables classified in the NRMI 2004 which are consumed by industries for the industrial production purposes at the NKD 2002. activity group level, is defined with the CPA 2002 and mostly covers raw materials and consumables classified in the CPA 2002 production sections A to E. In exceptional cases, the CPA 2002 items are further divided if particular raw materials and consumables seemed to be very important for a specific production, but were not recognisable at the sub-category level of the CPA 2002. products. The NRMI 2004 comprises around 6 800 codes of raw materials and consumables, together with assigned measurement units used in expressing data on the annual consumption of raw materials and consumables.

RAW MATERIALS AND CONSUMABLES

According to the concept of REPRO Survey, the term “raw materials and consumables” is defined in a wider context and refers to all goods with physical dimension as well as to industrial services that can be found in the NRMI 2004 under a separate code, providing that they are used as inputs in the production process of reporting units, where they may either be transformed or used up in the production process. The NRMI 2004 comprises detailed raw materials and consumables, which includes energy for transformation purposes or non-energy consumption (excluding those used for final energy consumption in industry), spare parts, small tools, containers, tubes and tires for vehicles and other consumables to be consumed by each NKD 2002. industrial activity group (10.1 – 41.0).

CONSUMPTION OF RAW MATERIALS BY INDUSTRIES

It covers the consumption of raw materials and consumables purchased and consumed by industrial statistical units in their production process in the industry sector. It also covers the consumption of own-produced raw materials and consumables (intermediate products of a reporting unit) as well as those purchased by industrial statistical units on domestic or non-domestic market (imports) and consumed in their production process in an annual reference period. In REPRO Survey, the consumption of each raw material and consumable classified in the NRMI 2004 is recorded in volume (using a defined measurement unit) and in values in thousands of kuna. It has to be recorded in purchaser prices obtainable for the same kind of goods or services at the moment they are actually entering the production process, that is, when they are consumed, and not when they are purchased and put on stock (inventories). The consumption of raw materials and consumables is harmonised with the definition from the European System of Accounts (ESA) 95  in the part referring to the intermediate consumption⁵⁾. This definition excludes the consumption of fixed assets (buildings, machinery, equipments, lend) which is recorded as the consumption of fixed capital.

4) The Customs Tariff of the Republic of Croatia (NN, No. 184/03), the CT 2004 version, is harmonised with the CN 2004 EU version up to the eight-digit figure.

PURCHASE PRICES

At the time of purchase, a purchase price is the price purchaser actually pays for products. It includes taxes and charges on products, but excluding VAT and other deductible taxes (e.g., excises) and subsidies. It also includes any transport charges paid separately by the purchaser at a place of delivery and excludes any discount for bulk or off-peak purchase as well as interest or services charges added under credit arrangements or any charge paid as a result of failing to pay within a stated period of time. In REPRO Survey, the value of raw materials and consumables consumed by industries has to be recorded in current purchase prices obtainable for the same kind of goods or services at the moment when they actually enter the production process, that is, when they are consumed, and not when they were purchased and put on stock (inventories). It is in line with the ESA 95 concept.

PRODCOM PRODUCT

Product is an outcome of a certain economic activity. It is a generic term applied to products that have a physical dimension as well as for industrial services.  It is defined by the headings of the Nomenclature of Industrial Products – NIP and it is an integral part of the PRODCOM Survey on Industrial Production of the Republic of Croatia. REPRO Survey for 2005 corresponds to the industrial production defined by the 2005 version of NIP, while for annual REPRO 2006 and further on it will be necessary to use revised versions of NIP for every subsequent reporting year. These versions will be available on the CBS internet site, besides their publication in Narodne novine (NN) at the beginning of each year.

THE VALUE OF PRODCOM PRODUCTION SOLD

It is calculated on the basis of the selling price obtained/ obtainable during the reporting period (invoiced values). The value of production includes packaging costs, even if they are charged separately, but the following costs are not included: any turnover and consumer tax charged (VAT and excises), separately charged freight costs, any discount granted to customers. If finished products are hired out or leased to third parties, the price obtainable on the market for the product in question is recorded as an estimated value.

INPUT-OUTPUT TABLE

Input-output tables are means of presenting a detailed analysis of the process of production and the use of goods and services (products) and the income generated in that production. They can be either in the form of (a) supply and use tables or (b) symmetric input-output tables. The term is defined within the ESA 95 concept

5) Harmonised with the definition of the intermediate consumption taken over from ESA 95 (3.69). For the acronym “ESA 95”, see footnote 4

Note to all users. Detailed tables of REPRO results for 2005 will be available in the forecoming statistical report titled the Inputs of Raw Materials in Industrial Production in 2005 – Detailed Annual Results, No. 1288. Data on final consumption of energy by industry according to energy type which were collected through REPRO Survey for energy statistics purposes will be an integral part of the forecoming statistical report titled Energy Statistics, 2005, No. 1290. Both publications are expected to be issued by the CBS at the beginning of 2007.

Abbreviations

n.e.c.          not elsewhere classified

CBS            Central Bureau of Statistics

NKD 2002.  National Classification of Activities, 2002 version

NN              Narodne novine, official gazette of the Republic of
                   Croatia

Symbols

-  no occurrence