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Dataset properties:
- Source: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) - Handbook of Statistics on Indian States
- Framework: UN SNA 2008
- Industry classification: NIC 2008, which is aligned with UN ISIC Rev. 4
- Measurements of active series:
- One million Indian rupees at current prices (Mil. INR)
- One hundred thousand rupees at current prices (100 Ths. INR)
- At constant fiscal year 2012 prices (100 Ths. FY 2012 INR)
- Seasonal adjustment: Not applicable
- Geographic coverage:
- Country (for GSVA only)
- All reported states and union territories (35 of 36)
- Do all concept-geo combinations exist: No
- Native frequency: Annual
- Subsets, date ranges and geo coverage:
- At FY 1981 prices: 1991 to 1993, for 25, 26 or 27 states
- At FY 1994 prices: 1994 to 2000, for 31 or 32 states
- At FY 2000 prices: 2000 to 2005, for 32 states
- At FY 2005 prices: 2005 to 2015, for 33 states
- At FY 2012 prices: 2012 to 2018, for 33 or 35 states
The series reside in the historical catalog (India » National Accounts » Regional accounts » by Value Added » RBI) and include, for example:
- NACSGVAAFR3UA.IIND_AN = Regional accounts: Production approach - Gross state value added [GSVA] - Agriculture, (100 Ths. FY 2012 INR) - for Andaman & Nicobar Islands
- NALSGDPFR3UA.IIND_BI = Gross state domestic product at factor cost, (100 Ths. INR) - for Bihar
- NALSGDPFAGR3_05UA.IIND_WE = [DISCONTINUED] Gross state domestic product [GSDP] at factor cost - Agriculture, (100 Ths. INR) - for West Bengal
- NACSGDPFCNR3_94UA.IIND_MI = [DISCONTINUED] Gross state domestic product [GSDP] at factor cost - Construction, (100 Ths. FY 1994 INR) - for Manipul
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Please be aware that
State gross value added by industry (part of the annual regional accounts, rather than the quarterly national accounts) is reported by two sources, the statistical institute (MOSPI) and the central bank (RBI). To differentiate the two sources, our concept codes end in "·R1UA" and "·R3UA", respectively.
Source's terminology:
- GSVA = gross state value added a.k.a. state-wise gross value added
- GSDP = gross state domestic product
GSVA and GSDP are reported at different scales. GSVA (one concept) is at millions, whereas GSDP (with industry components) is at 100 thousand.
The multiplier "100 thousand" (10^5) is expressed locally as lakh.
For most countries, GVA for each industry is reported at basic price and GDP is reported at market price (a.k.a. purchasers' price), where market price equals basic price plus "taxes less subsidies on products". In this presentation, however, GDP is reported at factor price, which equals market price less "net indirect taxes".
In India, many statistics use a fiscal year (a.k.a. "financial year" or "FY") as the reference period. This runs from 1 April to the next 30 March, and is designated by the calendar year of the second half of the period. At present, Data Buffet unit-descriptors (in different releases) use a variety of syntaxes: "2004 to 2005", "2004-05", or "FY 2005".
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