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Rocky Harris Defra UK

Rocky Harris Defra UK. Chapter 6 Integrating and presenting the accounts. Objective. Need to have integrated accounts across 4 areas: Monetary and physical flows -> Input-output Linking asset stocks and flows Using sequence of accounts to produce depletion-adjusted aggregates

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Rocky Harris Defra UK

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  1. Rocky HarrisDefra UK Chapter 6 Integrating and presenting the accounts

  2. Objective • Need to have integrated accounts across 4 areas: • Monetary and physical flows -> Input-output • Linking asset stocks and flows • Using sequence of accounts to produce depletion-adjusted aggregates • EGSS/EPE/taxes etc as part of wider economy

  3. Chapter organisation • Integrating the accounts • Sequence of accounts, relationship with SNA • Organising the data • Disaggregation by sector, time etc • Combining monetary and physical data • Hybrid accounts • Presentation issues • Water, energy, air emissions • Indicators • Descriptive indicators, aggregates, ratio, initiatives

  4. Issues 6: Where and when • Some stuff is quite chapter specific • Some is application specific • But it’s what the SEEA is all about • Could put sequence into Chapter 2 • Could put hybrid accounts into each chapter • Could put indicators into applications • Could drop presentation to implementation • Does it help to have everything brought together, even if it repeats some of what is in other chapters/volumes?

  5. Issues 1: Organisation within the SEEA framework • Worth having? • More on relationship with SNA? Could usefully have more on the full sequence of SNA accounts • Particularly asset accounts with SNA asset accounts?

  6. Issues 2: Organisation of accounting information • General principles about having time series, having consistent data, managing revisions all very well –> implementation manual, with other general principles e.g. timeliness? • Disaggregation by sector, geography – why not quarterly? • Are there different issues for different types of accounts -> better to cover in those chapters?

  7. Issues 3: Combining physical and monetary data • Worth having? • Some detailed points: • Purchase is not use; not all impacts relate to current production; production and impacts not always directly linked (e.g. flaring) • Combined energy and emissions? • Warnings about volume terms not necessarily reflecting value changes because of quality changes?

  8. Issues 4: Presenting combined physical and monetary accounts • Energy • Water • Air emissions Discussion in relevant parts of each chapter? Better to link them together – especially links between energy use and emissions?

  9. Issues 5: SEEA indicators This section covers: • Descriptive statistics • Natural resource aggregates and indicators (MFA indicators fall into this category, but need caveats) • Indicators of financing and cost recovery • Environmental ratio indicators • SEEA and international initiatives Any others? How does it fit with general nature of Volume 1?

  10. Issues 6: Where and when • Some stuff is quite chapter specific • Some is application specific • But it’s what the SEEA is all about • Could put sequence into Chapter 2 • Could put hybrid accounts into each chapter • Could put indicators into applications • Could drop presentation to implementation • Does it help to have everything in brought together, even if it repeats some of what is in other chapters/volumes?

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