INDUSTRY GROUP: The classification of establishments by type of activity is determined in accordance with the " International Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities ", adapted to the Turkish industrial structure. In cases where the establishments were engaged in more than one type of activity, the major activity was used.The criterion for determining the major activity was the proportion of the labour force engaged. When this criterion could not be applied, the major type of activity was determined by the commodity with the highest value of production.
EMPLOYEES: Covers the workers in the establishment, whatever their title, who were paid wages and salaries and the like. (Unpaid family workers, owners and partners are excluded.) Employees who were temporarily absent on this day because of illness, annual leave, or strikes, etc, were also included.
OWNERS AND PARTNERS: Denotes owners and partners who spend more than half of their working time in an individual proprietorship or general or limited partnership. If an owner or partner was paid a salary, he was included in the "employee" category.
UNPAID FAMILY WORKERS: Covers family members working without regular payment and spending most of their working time in the establishment, such as the husband, wife, children and others who live in the same household and whose food and clothing needs are provided by the family. If family members receive payment for work, they are included in the "employee" category.
AVERAGE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: The arithmetic average of the number of employees in February. May, August and November.
AVERAGE NUMBER OF PERSONS ENGAGED: This figure is obtained by adding the number of owners and partners and unpaid family workers active in November in the establishment to the average number of employees.
ANNUAL PAYMENTS TO EMPLOYEES: Includes all payments in the form of wages and salaries and per diems, gross income tax, social security, and pension fund premiums. It excludes social security, pension, contributions, and the like payable by the employer. It also includes overtime payments, bonuses, indemnities and payments in kind. Annual wages and salaries paid are compiled for production workers and other staff.
GOODS AND SERVICES PURCHASED BY OR TRANSFERRED TO THE ESTABLISHMENTS: Covers purchases of all kinds of raw materials, supplementary materials, containers used in production, purchase of materials supplied to subcontractors, materials purchased to be used in the production of fixed assets, their repairs, overhaul and improvements, purchases of raw materials for repairs and maintenance, tools and instruments not in the nature of fixtures and office supplies, payments made for small repairs and maintenance, purchase of electricity, and water and fuel (delivery cost).
Payments made for production undertaken by others: Covers the payments made for production work done by others.
Payments made for goods purchased to be resold without any further processing:Covers the value of goods which are purchased to be resold without any further processing.
DELIVERY COST: Delivery cost is covered that deduction and discount subtracted from purchased price and taxes and duties, transportation and loading expenses of the goods and all kinds of expenditures made before the good are received to the establishments.
RECEIPTS FROM SALES, TRANSFERS AND SERVICES RENDERED TO OTHERS:1. Sales of goods produced: Covers the sales of goods produced by the establishments and the sales of goods produced by others for reporting establishments.
2. Sales of goods purchased without further processing: Covers the sales of goods purchased for selling purposes without any further processing.
3. Receipts for manufacturing services rendered to others using their materials: Covers the receipts from others for manufacturing services rendered to them using their materials.
4. Other receipts: The value of the services rendered to others (advertising and the like), other receipts such as repair and maintenance work, construction and installation services done for others.
5. Income received from electricity sold: The value of sales or transfers of electricity to other establishments or branches of the reporting establishments.
6. Cost of fixed assets produced by the establishment, own staff: Covers the production cost of fixed assets produced by the establishment, own staff.
Sale price: The value of goods including excise and production tax exluding discounts, reductions, and cost of shipping and delivery. The sale price includes the shipping, ˜f shipped, by the establishment. In petroleum refineries sale prices are used as the main stock storage prices. In some sectors, subsidized by the government, sale prices are indicated without subsidies.
STOCK: Data is compiled at the beginning and the end of the year values.
1. Raw materials, supplementary materials, containers and fuel stock: Includes goods purchased to be resold without further processing and goods belonging to other establishments but kept in stock for further processing by others. This item does not include the goods belonging to other establishments which are kept in stock for further processing by the establishments.
2. Stock of semi-finished and finished goods: Semi - finished goods are those in process and not ready to be sold. Stock of finished goods includes goods completely processed and ready to be sold. In the calculation of stock, materials belonging to others and goods produced for others using another firm's raw materials are excluded.
VALUE OF PURCHASES OF FIXED ASSETS: Covers expenditures made on new or used fixed assets purchased from the domestic market, fixed assets imported new or used, fixed assets produced by the establishments own staff, part of fixed assets installed during the year purchased on a bid basis, major repairs and expenditures made on fixed assets, studies and plans, drawings, machinery, equipment, transportation vehicles, and buildings.Other constructions used by the establishment and expected to have a productive life of more than one year is recorded in the capital accounts and expenditures on land and land improvements.
INPUT:The value of input is calculated by subtracting the value of the end-of-year stock (raw materials, supplementary materials containers and fuel) from the total value of goods and services purchased or transferred, electricity purchased and the beginning-of-year stock (raw materials,supplementary materials, containers and fuel.)
OUTPUT: The value of output is calculated by subtracting the beginning of the year stock of finished and semi-finished goods from the total receipts from sales and services rendered to others,receipts from sales of transfers of electricity plus the end-of-year stock of finished and semi-finished goods, and the production value of their the fixed assets produced by the establishment, staff for use by the establishment.
VALUE ADDED: This value is obtained by subtracting the value of input from output.
POWER EQUIPMENT INSTALLED (AT THE END OF THE YEAR): Cover number and capacity of prime movers (excluding motor vehicles) electrical motors held in reserve. The total capacity includes capacity of movable and immovable units added to the electrical motors and prime movers and electrical motors tied to machines.
ELECTRICITY PURCHASED: Data given comprises the value and quantity of electricity purchased from other establishments and branches of the reporting establishments. Electricity transferred from the branches of the reporting establishment is valued as if it is purchased from other establishments.
ELECTRICITY GENERATED: Data given comprises the quantity and value of electricity generated in the establishments.
Electricity sold to others or transferred to the branches: Data given comprises the value and quantity of the electricity sold to others or transferred to sub-units of the establishments from the electricity purchased or generated.