Question
I have a researcher inquiring when the National and Provincial Multipliers for 2013 will be available. It looks like they were released on June 9th, 2017.
Response
They were indeed released on June 9th 2017. I just received a large inventory of tables from subject matter this week. You can find the National and Provincial Multipliers for 2013 on the FTP site: /MAD_DLI_IDD_DAM/Root/other_autres/1401_IO_ES/2013/. They were uploaded this morning.
Followup, August 8, 2017
As a follow up to last week’s communication, I’m happy to report all Statistics Canada’s Input-output tables are now available for the DLI community. They are currently available on the DLI FTP site. (Path: /MAD_DLI_IDD_DAM/root/other_autres/1401_IO_ES/) All holdings are organized by product number. Yearly releases are grouped within said product folders.
Showing posts with label input-output multipliers. Show all posts
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Friday, August 4, 2017
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
2011 National and Provincial Multipliers
Question
We have a researcher who is interested in the national and provincial multipliers. He was able to download the 2010 data from Abacus, and I see it is also included in the WDS.
HOWEVER, it seems that the System of macroeconomic accounts release dates are listed at http://www.statcan.gc.ca/eng/nea/dates/index, and, when I click on National and provincial multipliers, I see a release date of January 19, 2015 for the 2011 data. Was this data actually released, and, if so, can it please be made available?
Answer
HOWEVER, it seems that the System of macroeconomic accounts release dates are listed at http://www.statcan.gc.ca/eng/nea/dates/index, and, when I click on National and provincial multipliers, I see a release date of January 19, 2015 for the 2011 data. Was this data actually released, and, if so, can it please be made available?
Answer
"The posting on the release date page is an error. The 2011 Input-Output multipliers were never released. The last version was released for reference year 2010 on February 10, 2014."
This error will be corrected and the page will be fixed to reflect the latest version.
This error will be corrected and the page will be fixed to reflect the latest version.
Wednesday, February 24, 2016
Input Output - National Multipliers
Question
It seems like there haven't been any national and provincial multipliers (15F0046X) <http://www5.statcan.gc.ca/olc-cel/olc.action?lang=en&ObjId=15F0046X&ObjType=2> released in a while. Is there a release date planned?
Answer
The last release of the Input-Output multipliers were for 2010. We were not successful in releasing them for 2011 due a shortage of resources. We hope to release the 2012 version later this year.
It seems like there haven't been any national and provincial multipliers (15F0046X) <http://www5.statcan.gc.ca/olc-cel/olc.action?lang=en&ObjId=15F0046X&ObjType=2> released in a while. Is there a release date planned?
Answer
The last release of the Input-Output multipliers were for 2010. We were not successful in releasing them for 2011 due a shortage of resources. We hope to release the 2012 version later this year.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Use of Input-Output Multiplier in Research Analysis
Question
I have a researcher who has used provincial input-output multipliers as part of the analysis in a paper. The researcher wants to know if it's possible to have the multipliers in the paper as part of the equation to show that how the value is derived in the analysis. My understanding of the DLI license is that this would constitute raw data and couldn't directly be included in the paper. I've looked through the licensing cases on the web site and I don't find anything that exactly fits this case. The researcher would like a definite answer for this.
Answer
If like with most academic publications, the researcher needs to include a few figures from a provincial input-output multiplier Excel table to support his/her analysis and cites these, this is fine. The researcher couldn't include an entire table however as this would be redistributing the product.
I hope that this is helpful. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any other questions.
I have a researcher who has used provincial input-output multipliers as part of the analysis in a paper. The researcher wants to know if it's possible to have the multipliers in the paper as part of the equation to show that how the value is derived in the analysis. My understanding of the DLI license is that this would constitute raw data and couldn't directly be included in the paper. I've looked through the licensing cases on the web site and I don't find anything that exactly fits this case. The researcher would like a definite answer for this.
Answer
If like with most academic publications, the researcher needs to include a few figures from a provincial input-output multiplier Excel table to support his/her analysis and cites these, this is fine. The researcher couldn't include an entire table however as this would be redistributing the product.
I hope that this is helpful. Please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any other questions.
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