Question: Please do part b and c 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Current Price GDP (TTD Mn.) 164380.0 163007.8 165203.2 170317.6 167764.3 150246.6 181110.8

Please do part b and c

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

Current Price GDP

(TTD Mn.)

164380.0

163007.8

165203.2

170317.6

167764.3

150246.6

181110.8

Constant Price GDP

(TTD Mn)

2000=100

90100.0

91523.9

92708.2

95168.6

94620.5

94073.1

97420.0

CURRENT PRICES

SELECTED SECTORS

GVA - NON- ENERGY

90806.0

91500.0

95632.0

105484.0

109888.0

112312.0

112092.0

GVA- Manufacturing

12606.0

10710.0

9606.0

10870.0

9782.0

9012.0

8692.0

GVA - Distribution

28000.0

28990.0

31826.0

36214.0

38406.0

38000.0

37300.0

GVA - Other Services

50200.0

51800.0

54200.0

58400.0

61700.0

65300.0

66100.0

INDICES

Retail Price Index -All Items Index (2012=100)

100.0

120.0

118.0

122.0

141.0

135.0

140.0

Domestic Production Index - Manufacturing Sector

(2012=100)

100.0

110.0

115.0

120.0

109.0

98.0

95.0

Table 2 showing Current and Constant Price Data and Yolume and Price Indices for the period 2012 - 2018

2b. Prepare a series that rebases the GDP Deflator from Base Year 2000 = 100 to Base Year 2012 =100

2c. Using the data on Current Prices for Selected Sectors, prepare Constant Price Estimates of Gross Value Added (GVA) for the Manufacturing, Distribution and Other Services Sectors for the period 2012 2018.

For each year in the series 2012 - 2018

  1. Estimate, the GVA at Constant Prices [2012 = 100] for the Manufacturing Sector. Apply the method of Extrapolation, using an appropriate Volume Index.
  2. Estimate GVA at Constant Prices [2012 = 100] for the Distribution Sector by Deflating the Current Price Estimates by the All-Items Indices of the Retail Price Index.
  3. Estimate GVA at Constant Prices [2012 = 100] for the Other Services Sector by using the Implicit (GDP) Deflator rebased to 2012 = 100.

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