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All Industries Seasonally Adjusted 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250 260 May 2000 Aug 2000 Nov 2000 Feb 2001 May 2001 Aug 2001 Index 20 December 2001 Industrial Production Index September 2001 (Final) and October 2001 (Provisional) Industrial production indices – All Industries (Base: year 1995=100) Unadjusted Seasonally Adjusted Oct 2000 228.9 May – Jul 2001 210.7 Oct 2001 219.7 Aug – Oct 2001 214.2 % change -4.0% % change +1.7% Production up 1.7% The seasonally adjusted volume of industrial production was up 1.7% for the three month period August to October 2001 when compared with the preceding three month period (see Table 2). The year-on-year decrease for October 2001 was 4.0%. This compares with a year-on-year increase for September 2001 of 5.9%. These detailed data for October are provisional. The final detailed October data will be published along with the provisional detailed November data. The unadjusted figures for August to October 2001, when compared with the same three month period in 2000, show (see Table 1): ¨ Production increases were recorded of 11.4% for consumer goods and 6.1% for intermediate products. A decrease of 8.9% was recorded for capital goods. ¨ The sharpest increase was in ‘other foods’, where production rose by 35.4% in the period. ¨ The sharpest decrease was in ‘radio, television and communication equipment and apparatus’, where production fell by 36.0% in the pe- riod. For more information contact Eoin MacCuirc on 021–4535504 or Gerry Brett on 021–4535541 or Gerry Foley on 021-4535540 . Published by the Central Statistics Office, Ireland. Ardee Road Skehard Road Dublin 6 Cork Ireland Ireland LoCall: 1890 313 414 Tel: +353-1 498 4000 Tel: +353-21 453 5000 Fax: +353-1 498 4229 Fax: +353-21 453 5555 Both offices may be contacted through any of these telephone numbers. CSO on the Web: http://www.cso.ie Director General: Donal Garvey Enquiries: Monthly Statistics Results, Analysis and Publications Section, ext 5541 [email protected] Queries and Sales Information Section, ext 5032 [email protected] ã Central Statistics Office The contents of this release may be quoted provided the source is given clearly and accurately. Reproduction for own or internal use is permitted. Ref 278/2001 ISSN 0790-5130

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All Industries

Seasonally Adjusted

160

170

180

190

200

210

220

230

240

250

260

May

2000

Aug

2000

Nov

2000

Feb

2001

May

2001

Aug

2001

Index

20 December 2001

Industrial Production IndexSeptember 2001 (Final) and October 2001 (Provisional)

Industrial production indices – All Industries

(Base: year 1995=100)

Unadjusted SeasonallyAdjusted

Oct 2000 228.9 May – Jul 2001 210.7

Oct 2001 219.7 Aug – Oct 2001 214.2

% change -4.0% % change +1.7%

Production up 1.7%

The seasonally adjusted volume of industrial production was up 1.7% for the

three month period August to October 2001 when compared with the preceding

three month period (see Table 2).

The year-on-year decrease for October 2001 was 4.0%. This compares with a

year-on-year increase for September 2001 of 5.9%.

These detailed data for October are provisional. The final detailed October data

will be published along with the provisional detailed November data.

The unadjusted figures for August to October 2001, when compared with the

same three month period in 2000, show (see Table 1):

� Production increases were recorded of 11.4% for consumer goods and

6.1% for intermediate products. A decrease of 8.9% was recorded for

capital goods.

� The sharpest increase was in ‘other foods’, where production rose by

35.4% in the period.

� The sharpest decrease was in ‘radio, television and communication

equipment and apparatus’, where production fell by 36.0% in the pe-

riod.

For more information contact Eoin MacCuirc on 021–4535504 or Gerry Brett

on 021–4535541 or Gerry Foley on 021-4535540 .

Published by the Central Statistics Office, Ireland.

Ardee Road Skehard RoadDublin 6 CorkIreland Ireland

LoCall: 1890 313 414

Tel: +353-1 498 4000 Tel: +353-21 453 5000Fax: +353-1 498 4229 Fax: +353-21 453 5555

Both offices may be contacted through any of thesetelephone numbers.

CSO on the Web: http://www.cso.ie

Director General: Donal Garvey

Enquiries:

Monthly Statistics Results, Analysis andPublications Section, ext 5541

[email protected] and Sales Information Section, ext 5032

[email protected]

� Central Statistics OfficeThe contents of this release may be quoted provided thesource is given clearly and accurately. Reproduction for ownor internal use is permitted.

Ref 278/2001 ISSN 0790-5130

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282.5

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227.7

89.8

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152

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176.4

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133.4

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16

89.7

138.8

-3.8

126.5

-2.8

119.1

+2.6

121.5

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les

an

dte

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lep

rod

ucts

17

–18

264.1

81.8

+9.4

73.3

+4.6

75.9

+7.0

75.8

-6.5

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les

17

145.1

97.9

+12.0

94.2

+15.2

91.8

-7.1

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ng

ap

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go

ffu

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119.0

62.2

+4.8

47.8

-14.3

57.3

+53.6

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-10.7

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pro

du

cts

19

19.8

83.1

-1.6

74.6

-8.0

73.1

+8.1

68.8

+20.3

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dw

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dp

rod

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20

77.4

157.4

-3.4

156.4

-2.1

149.0

-5.8

161.7

+5.9

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lp,p

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reco

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med

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21

–22

1056.0

166.9

+7.4

157.9

+7.9

155.1

-9.9

161.9

-8.5

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ble

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20

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co

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an

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pre

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pre

ced

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mo

nth

3m

on

ths

Pu

lp,p

ap

er

an

dp

ap

er

pro

du

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21

164.6

112.7

+3.5

107.2

+0.5

109.4

+12.0

109.7

-2.7

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bli

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,p

rin

tin

gan

dre

pro

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of

reco

rded

med

ia22

891.4

176.9

+7.8

167.3

+8.9

164.4

-11.3

171.5

-9.2

Publis

hin

g;

printing

and

serv

ice

activitie

sre

late

dto

printing

221,

222

336.7

112.7

-16.4

109.6

-14.0

101.5

-11.1

108.7

-14.7

Repro

duction

of

record

ed

media

223

554.7

215.8

+18.8

202.3

+19.4

203.6

-9.9

208.8

-7.0

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icals

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an

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-mad

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bre

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24

2751.9

438.0

+0.7

406.3

+11.0

416.3

+15.7

398.5

+10.0

Basic

chem

icals

241

1469.5

626.2

-4.6

590.3

+10.3

597.5

+16.9

570.2

+19.6

Pharm

aceuticals

,m

edic

inal

chem

icals

and

bota

nic

alpro

ducts

244

647.0

298.4

+31.9

259.7

+18.3

293.2

+16.5

253.6

-16.4

Oth

er

chem

icals

and

chem

ical

pro

ducts

242,

243,

245

–247

635.4

144.8

+7.1

130.0

+5.7

136.1

+23.9

137.0

-11.7

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bb

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an

dp

lasti

cp

rod

ucts

25

270.1

102.8

+2.5

97.7

+2.5

96.9

-4.9

100.3

+2.9

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no

n-m

eta

llic

min

era

lp

rod

ucts

26

311.9

128.0

-10.4

131.3

-3.4

115.5

-14.9

131.0

-2.2

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meta

lsan

dfa

bri

cate

dm

eta

lp

rod

ucts

27

–28

307.9

106.2

-10.0

104.6

-7.1

101.7

-8.7

108.4

-1.2

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meta

ls27

63.9

82.2

-11.1

80.4

-10.1

81.8

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ricate

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an

deq

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244.0

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107.4

-9.1

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inery

an

deq

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ew

here

cla

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29

417.5

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-9.3

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do

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men

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2710.3

202.7

-21.6

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-11.0

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-19.9

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mach

inery

an

dco

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rs30

1571.5

149.4

-40.1

159.8

-28.1

148.4

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mach

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para

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no

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here

cla

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31

413.2

363.9

+15.8

321.4

+1.7

333.0

+5.8

327.3

-7.3

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io,

tele

vis

ion

an

dco

mm

un

icati

on

eq

uip

men

tan

dap

para

tus

32

228.7

93.0

-41.5

121.5

-36.0

89.6

-40.9

129.2

-17.9

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ical,

pre

cis

ion

an

do

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cal

instr

um

en

ts,

watc

hes

an

dclo

cks

33

496.9

287.8

+0.6

357.4

+28.3

293.1

-26.9

392.8

+9.8

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nsp

ort

eq

uip

men

t34

–35

210.2

214.7

+5.5

202.9

+4.4

219.6

+4.4

211.0

-1.0

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ufa

ctu

rin

gn

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els

ew

here

cla

ssif

ied

;re

cycli

ng

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fin

ed

petr

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um

pro

du

cts

36,

37,

23

292.1

143.0

+27.9

118.5

+0.1

131.3

+28.6

118.3

+4.6

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ufa

ctu

rin

gin

du

str

ies

10,7

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228.9

-4.4

222.1

+3.2

209.8

-6.7

222.9

+1.9

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ing

an

dq

uarr

yin

g10

–14

300.6

112.4

+7.2

105.1

-8.7

127.0

+11.9

103.9

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nsp

ort

ab

leg

oo

ds

ind

ustr

ies

of

whic

h:

Industr

ies

main

lyor

wholly

pro

ducin

g11,0

93.8

225.8

-4.2

218.9

+3.0

207.1

-6.5

219.0

+1.6

Capitalgoods

2,7

95.6

200.0

-19.2

213.0

-8.9

198.1

-21.3

227.1

-8.2

Inte

rmedia

tepro

ducts

4,6

27.9

304.1

-1.9

285.8

+6.1

283.2

+8.4

279.8

+7.8

Consum

er

goods

3,6

70.3

146.5

+10.0

139.2

+11.4

142.0

-0.8

142.4

+7.6

of

whic

h:

Dura

ble

consum

er

goods¹

390.1

133.5

+10.8

118.2

-10.9

Non-d

ura

ble

consum

er

goods¹

3,2

80.2

148.1

+9.9

141.7

+14.3

Ele

ctr

icit

y,

gas

an

dw

ate

rsu

pp

ly40

–41

760.2

130.9

+1.2

130.1

+4.8

133.1

-10.6

140.9

+0.4

All

ind

ustr

ies

11,8

54.0

219.7

-4.0

213.2

+3.0

202.5

-6.6

214.2

+1.7

of

whic

h:

Energ

ypro

ducin

gin

dustr

ies

10,1

1,1

2,

23,

40

911.4

114.2

+0.3

111.9

-2.2

122.9

-3.6

118.1

-2.1

¹S

ince

the

bre

akdow

nbetw

een

Dura

ble

and

Non-d

ura

ble

consum

er

goods

was

not

calc

ula

ted

for

periods

befo

reM

ay

1999

itis

not

yet

possib

leto

calc

ula

teseasonalfa

cto

rsfo

rth

ese

two

sub-s

eries.

Table 2 Volume of Production Indices for Manufacturing and All Industries(Base: Year 1995 = 100)

Manufacturing Industries All Industries

Unadjusted Seasonally Adjusted Unadjusted Seasonally Adjusted

Annual % Change Annual % Change

Period Index % change Index on Index % change Index on

preceding Preceding

period Period

1996 108.4 8.4 108.0 8.0

1997 129.4 19.4 126.9 17.5

1998 157.0 21.3 152.2 19.9

1999 180.6 15.0 174.6 14.7

2000 209.0 15.7 201.5 15.4

2000 Quarter 1 182.2 5.3 180.3 -6.7 176.9 5.5 175.0 -6.2

" 2 212.7 21.5 210.4 16.7 204.6 20.8 202.7 15.8

" 3 200.5 14.4 211.7 0.6 193.8 14.5 204.1 0.7

" 4 241.4 21.1 233.7 10.4 231.3 20.3 224.1 9.8

2001 Quarter 1 241.7 32.7 239.9 2.7 231.9 31.1 229.9 2.6

" 2 237.1 11.5 234.8 -2.1 228.0 11.4 227.3 -1.1

" 3 207.9 3.7 219.8 -6.9 200.3 3.4 211.3 -7.0

May – Jul 2001 215.7 4.4 218.7 -13.2 208.2 4.4 210.7 -12.6

Aug – Oct 2001¹ 222.1 3.2 222.9 1.9 213.2 3.0 214.2 1.7

2000 January 168.3 -2.3 169.3 -14.6 164.3 -1.7 165.7 -13.7

February 179.5 6.0 184.8 9.2 174.5 6.3 178.7 7.8

March 197.4 11.4 186.1 0.7 190.8 11.2 179.9 0.7

April 212.8 23.8 210.8 13.3 204.8 23.5 203.9 13.3

May 206.4 20.9 208.5 -1.1 198.5 20.0 200.5 -1.7

June 219.1 20.2 212.0 1.7 210.8 19.2 203.9 1.7

July 194.4 14.3 208.3 -1.7 189.0 14.4 201.5 -1.2

August 187.6 18.7 214.6 3.0 181.6 18.1 206.0 2.2

September 220.1 11.9 212.1 -1.2 211.3 12.2 204.8 -0.6

October 239.4 14.8 219.9 3.7 228.9 14.6 211.6 3.3

November 249.0 23.9 234.9 6.8 238.8 23.2 225.3 6.5

December 234.7 24.6 247.6 5.4 225.1 22.9 236.5 5.0

2001 January 217.0 28.9 218.4 -11.8 209.6 27.6 211.5 -10.6

February 256.7 43.1 264.4 21.1 245.4 40.6 251.1 18.8

March 253.3 28.3 239.2 -9.6 242.5 27.1 229.0 -8.8

April 255.7 20.2 253.5 6.0 244.9 19.6 243.7 6.4

May 210.6 2.1 213.2 -15.9 203.7 2.6 206.1 -15.4

June 252.1 15.0 244.0 14.5 242.0 14.8 234.2 13.6

July 187.6 -3.5 201.0 -17.6 182.0 -3.7 194.0 -17.2

August 204.9 9.2 234.1 16.5 197.2 8.6 223.5 15.2

September 233.6 6.1 224.8 -4.0 223.8 5.9 216.9 -3.0

October¹ 228.9 -4.4 209.8 -6.7 219.7 -4.0 202.5 -6.6

1 Provisional.

8

Central Statistics Office Industrial Production Index

Background Notes

Introduction The monthly industrial production index monitors current trends in the volume of production of

industrial local units with three or more persons engaged. Previously indices were published to

base 1985 = 100 and using the old Nace 70 industrial classification. Starting with May 1999, the

indices are being published to base 1995 = 100 and using the NACE Rev. 1 classification. There

are, therefore, fairly large discontinuities vis-à-vis the former series but estimates have been

made for earlier periods to provide some degree of retrospection. The opportunity has been

taken to incorporate other changes as described below.

Sample

covered

The monthly survey which provides data for calculating the index covers the larger local units

which between them account for the bulk of industrial output – in general those which in the base

year 1995 had twenty or more persons engaged.

Methodology Individual sub-indices are compiled for each detailed NACE class. Further details on how this is

done will be published in a future issue of the Irish Statistical Bulletin. These sub-indices are

combined to provide the indices for broader sectoral groupings, using as weights for a sector the

gross value added at factor cost for all units in that sector covered in the 1995 Census of Indus-

trial Production. In the old system the value of net output for all units in a sector was used as the

weight. This change has been made to better reflect the relative contribution of each sector to the

change in value added at constant prices which is the primary purpose of the index.

Seasonal

Adjustment

The indices are adjusted using the multiplicative version of the X-11 Variant of the US Bureau

of the Census Method II Seasonal Adjustment Program. This seasonal adjustment process is car-

ried out once a year using the latest (currently up to and including October 2000) monthly pro-

duction patterns available. Each index is independently seasonally adjusted i.e. the adjusted

indices of groupings of sectors are not systematically derivable as weighted averages of their

component parts.

Retrospection To enable comparisons to be made with earlier periods efforts have been made to re-cast indices

calculated under the previous system to take account of the changes between the old and new

systems. It must be emphasised that the results of this exercise are of an approximate nature par-

ticularly at the sector level. Re-casting the indices prior to May 1999 calculated under the old

system can give rise to some apparently anomalous effects; one particular consequence is that

year-on-year changes will differ slightly from those previously published.

NACE

classification

The descriptions of particular NACE Rev. 1 sectors are sometimes shown in abbreviated form in

the release. Fuller descriptions are given in recent Census of Industrial Production publications.

When making comparisons with data produced in previous monthly industrial production re-

leases (classified by NACE 70) it should be noted that the content of NACE Rev. 1 sectors can

be quite different from that of similarly-titled NACE 70 sectors.

Summary of main changes - Introduced from May 1999

New system Old system

• Activity classification NACE Rev. 1 NACE 70

• Base year

- Presentation base year 1995 1985- Sample selection year 1995 1982- Sectoral weights reference year 1995 1987

• Sectoral weights used Gross value added Net output

• Source of commodity list 1995 PRODCOM 1982 Census ofand prices inquiry Industrial Production

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