Proposal for Future SNA Update Strategy at 11th Meeting in New York

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Headed by Peter van de Ven, the OECD discusses key issues at the Advisory Expert Group on National Accounts meeting, focusing on pragmatic solutions, globalisation challenges, digitalisation impacts, sustainability measures, price and volume complexities, and the need for updates to the 2008 SNA.


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  1. A PROPOSAL FOR A FUTURE SNA UPDATE STRATEGY 11thMeeting of the Advisory Expert Group on National Accounts New York, December 5 7, 2017 Peter van de Ven Head of National Accounts OECD

  2. Introduction Three topics: Main issues on the table A pragmatic way forward to provide additional clarifications and interpretations, and - in a more distant future - to update the 2008 SNA A proposal for a revised update process

  3. Main issues on the table (1) An impression, not necessarily complete Usually a lot of progress has been made since the endorsement of the 2008 SNA Sometimes rather practical, with little impact; sometimes more fundamental, with wider implications beyond the current SNA Latter distinction important for planning and prioritisation

  4. Main issues on the table (2) Globalisation: Global production arrangements SPEs, including delineation with head offices and holdings Economic ownership of movable assets Additional details on activities of MNEs Additional analytical tools (e.g., TiVA) Communication

  5. Main issues on the table (3) Digitalisation Treatment of provision of free services via advertising Production and use of free products (open source software, Wikipedia, etc.) Asset boundary: data, dual use of consumer durables Recording and measurement of internationally operating platforms Breaking out the digital economy

  6. Main issues on the table (4) Sustainability and well-being Measurement of land, mineral and energy resources Human capital Distributional information Unpaid household activities Providing guidance on capturing sustainability and well-being within the central framework and beyond

  7. Main issues on the table (5) Prices and volumes Education and health ICT and digitalisation More generally: 2008 SNA does not contain that much detailed guidance (Financial) risks and vulnerabilities (G-20 DGI) Statistical units Informal economy Financial services

  8. Update Strategy (1) No appetite for a full-scale update/revision However Lots of progress made in certain areas New economic and societal developments SNA cannot be silent for another 10 years Proposal: compilation of additional guidance notes , to be considered as well- framed extensions of the 2008 SNA

  9. Update Strategy (2) Two purposes: Providing further clarifications and interpretations of the 2008 SNA Clearly delineated: proposals for a future update Prioritisation needed Process for developing guidance notes: Dedicated task force or expert group Discussion and agreement by the AEG Global consultation and endorsement by the UNSC Timing: First one in 2019? Globalisation?

  10. Future update process (1) Major problems: Engagement with users (researchers and policy makers) Major disconnect between compilers/standard setters and research community Proposals: Update procedure according to IFRS Discussion paper Public consultation Exposure draft Public consultation Draft revised standards Discussion unanticipated implementation issues SNA Revision Panel (compilers and users)

  11. Future update process (2) Formal revision of update process may require further thinking and UNSC-endorsement In the meantime: Actively involve user communities in task forces/expert groups for guidance notes Enhancing consultation of user groups via conferences (e.g. IARIW, CRIW, and other fora)

  12. Items for discussion Opinion on way forward in providing additional clarifications and interpretations, and proposals for updating the 2008 SNA Main issues to be addressed, including priorities Ideas for enhancing the involvement of user communities Opinion on possible future changes to the process for updating the 2008 SNA

  13. Thank you for your attention!

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