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MANUFACTURING
MANUFACTURING
HER EXCELLENCY
PRESIDENT GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO
CARMELITA N. ERICTA
Administrator
ISSN 1656-4979
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FOREWORD
This volume contains the final results of the 2003 Annual Survey of
Philippine Business and Industry (ASPBI) for Manufacturing
Establishments with Average Total Employment (ATE) of 20 or more and ATE
of less than 20.
CARMELITA N. ERICTA
Administrator
Manila, Philippines
March 2006
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
FOREWORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii
EXPLANATORY TEXT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix
Legal Authority . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix
Confidentiality of Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x
Scope and Coverage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x
Uses of ASPBI Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xi
Reference Period . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xii
2003 ASPBI Logo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xii
Questionnaire Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xii
Frame of Establishments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiii
Unit of Enumeration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiv
Economic Organization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiv
Legal Organization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiv
Industrial Classification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xv
Size of Establishment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xv
Sampling Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xvi
Certainty Stratum and Non-Certainty Stratum (Sampling Strata) . . . . . . xvi
Sampling Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xvii
Geographic Domain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xvii
Determination of Sample Size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xviii
Sample Allocation for Non-Certainty Strata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xix
Sample Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxii
Estimation Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxii
Phases of Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxiv
Concepts and Definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxvii
Symbols and Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xxix
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3 Number of Establishments and Total Compensation of Paid Employees for Both Sexes
for Manufacturing Establishments with Average Total Employment of 20 or more by
Region and by Industry Group: 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
8 Number of Establishments, Book Value of Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets for
Manufacturing Establishments with Average Total Employment of 20 or more by Region
and by Industry Group: 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 172
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3 Number of Establishments and Total Compensation for Paid Employees for Both Sexes
for Manufacturing Establishments with Average Total Employment of Less than 20 by
Industry Group: 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
8 Number of Establishments, Book Value of Fixed Assets and Intangible Assets for
Manufacturing Establishments with Average Total Employment of Less than 20 by
Industry Group: 2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
APPENDICES
1 Summary of Coverage, Sampling Design and Tabulation of the Annual Survey for
Manufactures: 1956 - 2003
2 ASPBI Form No. 1
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EXPLANATORY TEXT
Introduction
The Annual Survey of Philippine Business and Industry (ASPBI) is a comprehensive collection
and compilation of statistical information pertaining to business operations of establishments
designed to bring forward adequate statistics on the structure and level of economic activity in the
whole country. The collected data from the industrial and non-industrial sectors constitute reliable
bases upon which to formulate policies and economic development plans by the government and
private concerns.
The 2003 ASPBI for manufacturing is the 37th in the series of annual surveys which have been
conducted every non-censal year since the 1956 Survey of Manufactures.
The 2003 ASPBI has a rider survey on Research and Development (R&D) Personnel. This
survey is undertaken in close collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology
(DOST).
This volume presents the final results of the 2003 ASPBI for manufacturing establishments with
average total employment (ATE) of 20 or more and those with ATE of less than 20. Statistical
tables for ATE of 20 or more are presented at the national and regional levels and by industry
group (3-digit 1994 PSIC). For ATE of less than 20, statistical tables are presented at the
national level by industry group.
The tabulations include data on employment, compensation, output/revenue, cost, fixed assets,
capital expenditures, inventories, capital participation and capacity utilization.
Legal Authority
The 2003 ASPBI was undertaken by authority of the following legislative acts and presidential
directives, namely:
Commonwealth Act No. 591 (An Act to Create a Bureau of the Census and Statistics, to
Consolidate Statistical Activities of the Government Therein) approved and took effect on
August 19, 1940
Empowering the Bureau, among other things, to prepare for and undertake all censuses of
population, agriculture, industry and commerce.
Any person who fails or refuses to accomplish, mail or deliver such questionnaire or form
received by him to the Bureau of the Census and Statistics or any person who in
accomplishing any such questionnaire or form, knowingly gives data or information which
shall prove to be materially untrue in any particular, or in any person who signs such
questionnaire or form after it has been accomplished in the knowledge that it is untrue in any
particular shall upon conviction, be punished
Reconstituting the Bureau of the Census and Statistics as a new agency to be known as the
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National Census and Statistics Office (NCSO), under the administrative supervision of the
National Economic Development Authority (NEDA).
Executive Order No. 121 (otherwise known as the Reorganization Act of the Philippine
Statistical System) dated August 4, 1987
Renaming the National Census and Statistics Office (NCSO) to National Statistics Office
(NSO) which shall be the major statistical agency responsible for generating general purpose
statistics and undertaking such censuses and surveys as may be designated by the National
Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB).
Executive Order No. 352 (Designation of Statistical Activities that will generate critical data
for decision-making of the Government and the Private Sector) signed by the President on
July 1, 1996
Approves the activities and statistics that have been designated by the NSCB for adoption by
the government. The ASPBI is included in the list of designated statistical activities.
Executive Order 5 (Strengthening the National Statistics Office) dated July 29, 1998
Authorizes the Office to delegate more substantive and administrative functions to the field
offices to transform them from a mere data collection arm to statistics-producing units;
refocuses the functions of the central office units towards developmental planning, design
and analysis of designated statistical activities as well as other surveys and statistical studies
requested by government agencies and international organizations.
Confidentiality of Information
Data furnished to the Bureau of the Census and Statistics will be kept STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL and shall not be used as evidence in court for purposes of taxation, regulation
or investigation; nor shall such data or information be divulged to any person except authorized
employees of the Bureau of the Census and Statistics Office, nor shall data be published except
in the form of summaries or statistical tables in which no reference to an individual, corporation,
association, partnership, institution or business enterprise shall appear. Any person violating the
provisions of this section shall upon conviction, be punished by fine of not, more than six hundred
pesos, or by imprisonment for not more than six months, or by both
The scope and coverage of the survey are listed in the following table:
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1994
Scope Coverage
PSIC
A Agriculture, Hunting and Forestry All establishments
B Fishing All establishments
C Mining and Quarrying All establishments
D Manufacturing All establishments
E Electricity, Gas and Water Supply All establishments
F Construction All establishments
G Wholesale and Retail Trade; Repair All establishments, except sari-sari stores with
and Maintenance of Motor Vehicles, no regularly paid employee and open stalls in
Motorcycles and Personal and public market
Household Goods
H Hotels and Restaurants All establishments
I Transport, Storage and All establishments, except operators of
Communications tricycles, jeepneys, calesas and pedicabs;
government postal and telegraphic offices;
and booking offices of foreign airlines
J Financial Intermediation All establishments
K Real Estate, Renting and Business All establishments, except those engaged in
Activities letting and operating real estate such as
residential and non-residential buildings and
land rentals
M Education All establishments, except those engaged in
public education
N Health and Social work All establishments, except those engaged in
public medical, dental and other health
services
O Other Community, Social and All establishments, except those activities of
Personal Service Activities membership organizations
The following major divisions are, however, excluded from the coverage of the survey: L (Public
Administration and Defense; Compulsory Social Security); P (Private Households with Employed
Persons); and Q (Extra-Territorial Organization and Bodies).
Moreover, the following are excluded from the coverage of the survey:
Ancillary unit
Ambulant peddlers and hawkers (do not have fixed locations) and
Open market stalls and meat, fish or fruit vendors.
The data collected from the 2003 ASPBI generated statistical information upon which the
government and private sectors formulate sound economic policies and development plans.
establishing benchmark levels for measuring and comparing national, regional and provincial
economic growth
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formulating and monitoring plans and policies for the attainment of national, regional and
provincial goals
Reference Period
All information collected in the 2003 ASPBI refers to calendar year 2003.
The ASPBI logo is the same one used in the 2000 Census of Philippine Business and Industry
and the 2002 Annual Survey of Philippine Business and Industry. The logo, which is a stylistic
representation of the Filipino flag, capsulizes the objectives of the 2003 ASPBI.
Questionnaire Design
Only one type of questionnaire was utilized for all the sectors. The questionnaire (ASPBI Form 1)
is a similar version of the 2002 ASPBI questionnaire.
The conduct of the 2003 ASPBI was granted approval by NSCB with questionnaire clearance
number NSO-0405-01 and expiry date on December 31, 2004.
Items of information included in the 2003 ASPBI are shown in the following table:
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Item No. Description
Name and Address of the establishment and its main office
Contact Person
1 Economic Activity or Business in 2003
2 Legal Organization in 2003
3 Economic Organization in 2003
3 (a - c) Name and Address of Main Office and Contact Person in Main
Office
4 Number of paid employees as of 15 November 2003
5 Number of unpaid workers as of 15 November 2003
6 Total employment as of 15 November 2003
7 Number of production/construction workers as of 15 November
2003
8 Total hours worked by production/construction workers in 2003
9 Total gross salaries and wages paid in 2003
10 Total employers contributions to SSS/GSIS etc. paid in 2003
11 Total Revenue in 2003
12 Subsidies received in 2003
13 Total costs incurred in 2003
14 Capital expenditures in 2003
15 Capital expenditures for all fixed assets produced on own
account in 2003
16 Book value of fixed assets as of 31 December 2003
17 Total value of intangible assets as of 31 December 2003
18 Sale of fixed assets in 2003
19 Average capacity utilization rate in 2003
20 Inventories in 2003
21 Branches, Divisions, Plants Owned or Controlled
22 Profile of the person Primarily managing this establishment in
2003
Remarks
Certification
Frame of Establishments
The updated 2003 List of Establishments (LE) was the frame used for drawing the sample
establishments for the 2003 ASPBI.
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Economic Organization (EO)
Legal Organization (LO)
Name and Address of Main Office, if establishment is a branch or ancillary unit
Year started operation (YSO)
LE indicator
Economic Area code
Update code (UPCD)
Updating of the list was done by the subject matter divisions of Industry and Trade Statistics
Department (ITSD) based on the reports of previous surveys, administrative lists obtained from
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA),
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), and Bureau of Labor and Employment Statistics (BLES), and
from mail inquiry.
Unit of Enumeration
The establishment is the unit of enumeration for this survey. An establishment is defined as an
economic unit under a single ownership or control, i.e., under a single legal entity, engaged in
one or predominantly one kind of economic activity at a single fixed location.
For some sectors, the establishment is defined in operational terms as the unit that is engaged in
the production of the most homogenous group of goods and services, usually at one location, but
sometimes over a wider area, for which separate records are available that can provide data
concerning production of these goods and services and the materials, labor and physical
resources used in this production.
Economic Organization
Establishments listed in the frame or List of Establishments (LE) are classified according to their
economic organization (EO). The following are the types of EO classification and their
corresponding EO code:
Single establishment (EO code 1) is an establishment which has no branch or main office
elsewhere.
Branch only (EO code 2) is an establishment which has a separate main office located
elsewhere.
Establishment and main office (EO code 3) is the unit in which both are located in the same
address and has branch/es elsewhere.
Main office only (EO code 4) is the unit that controls, supervises and directs one or more
establishments of an enterprise.
Ancillary unit other than Main Office (EO code 5) is the unit that operates primarily or
exclusively for a related establishment or group of related establishments and provides
goods or services that support but do not become part of the output of these establishments.
Legal Organization
Establishments are also classified according to their legal organization (LO). The following are the
types of LO classification and their corresponding LO code:
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Single Proprietorship (LO code 1) is a form of legal or business organization organized,
owned, and managed by one person, who alone assumes the risk of the business
enterprise.
Partnership (LO code 2) is an association of two or more individuals for the conduct of a
business enterprise based upon an agreement or contract between or among them. It is a
contract whereby two or more persons bind themselves to contribute money, property or
industry into a common fund with the intention of dividing profits among themselves.
Corporation refers to an artificial being created by operation of law, having the right of
succession, and the powers, attributes and properties expressly authorized by law or
incident to its existence. As an artificial being, corporation has a juridical personality
separate and distinct from that of each shareholder or member. It exists only in
contemplation of law. It is either a public corporation or a private corporation. Public
corporation is a corporation formed or organized for the government of a portion of a state
(example: Quezon City). Private corporation is a corporation organized for private aim,
benefit or purpose (example: government owned/controlled corporation; quasi-public
corporation corporation organized by private persons performing public function and for
profit, e.g. PLDT; etc).
Industrial Classification
The industry classification of an economic unit is generally determined by the activity from which
that unit derives its major income or revenue. The amended 1994 Philippine Standard Industrial
Classification (PSIC), which was patterned after ISIC Revision 3, was utilized to classify
economic units according to their economic activities.
The 1994 PSIC consists of alpha character and 5 numeric digits. The alpha character, which
represents the major division, is denoted by the characters A to Q. The first two numeric digits
represent the division; the first three numeric digits, the group; the first four digits, the class;
and the 5 digits, the sub-class.
Size of Establishment
The size of an establishment is determined by its average total employment (ATE). Listed below
is the employment size classification used in the survey.
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2 10 19 7 500 999
3 20 49 8 1000 1999
4 50 99 9 2000 and over
Sampling Design
The design for the 2003 ASPBI is a stratified systematic sampling with employment size (ATE) as
the stratification variable.
For manufacturing establishments with ATE of 20 or more, the seventeen (17) administrative
regions serve as the geographic domains and 45 industry strata (3-digit 1994 PSIC), as shown in
the tabulation, constitute the industry domains.
For establishments with ATE of less than 20, the whole country serves as the geographic domain.
And 33 industry strata constitute the industry domains, an increase of seven (7) industry strata
from the industry domains of the 2002 ASPBI.
Within the geographic and industry domains for the manufacturing sector, the establishments are
stratified according to the following employment stratum:
Employment Stratum
ATE 1 - 9
ATE 10 - 19
ATE 20 - 99
ATE 100 - 199
ATE 200 and over
In consideration of the concentration of the number of establishments in ATE less than 20, two
separate strata were formed for the 2003 ASPBI: ATE 1 to 9 and ATE 10 to 19. In the 2002
ASPBI these two strata made up one stratum.
Separate employment strata were also formed for ATE 20 to 199, as follows: ATE 20 to 99 and
ATE 100 to 199. These two strata made up one stratum in the 2002 ASPBI. (Refer to Appendix 1
for the comparative table on the coverage, sampling design and tabulation of the annual survey
for manufactures from 1956 to 2003.)
A certainty stratum is defined as the employment stratum whose sampling ratio is 100 percent. In
this stratum, all establishments are taken as samples, i.e. the selection probability is equal to 1
and the sampling weight is equal to 1.
On the other hand, a non-certainty stratum is the employment stratum where selected
establishments are taken as samples.
The certainty and non-certainty strata for the manufacturing sector are listed in the table below.
Non-Certainty
1994 PSIC Description Certainty Stratum
Stratum
D231 Manufacture of coke oven products All ATE sizes
D232 Manufacture of refined petroleum All ATE sizes
products
D233 Manufacture of other fuel products All ATE sizes
D262 Manufacture of cement All ATE sizes
ATE 1 to 9
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All other industry strata ATE 200 and over ATE 10 to 19
ATE 20 to 99
ATE 100 to 199
For employment strata ATE 1 to 9, ATE 10 to 19, ATE 20 to 99 and ATE 100 to 199, samples
were selected using stratified systematic sampling while for ATE 200 and over, samples were
taken on a 100 percent basis.
Sampling Units
In the 2003 ASPBI, the sampling units of the manufacturing sector are establishments classified
in EO=1 (single establishment), EO=2 (branch only), and EO=3 (establishment and main office).
Geographic Domain
For the 2003 ASPBI, the revised regional groupings as approved by Executive Order No. 36
dated 19 September 2001 (Providing for the Reorganization of the Administrative Regions in
Mindanao) and Executive order No. 103 (Dividing Region IV into Region IV-A and Region IV-B,
transferring the province of Aurora to Region III) were adopted as the geographic domains.
Statistics from the ASPBI are generated and presented by region. The seventeen (17) regions
within which all provinces throughout the country have been grouped are as follows:
Region Province/City
National Capital Region (NCR) City of Manila, Quezon City, Mandaluyong City,
Marikina City, Pasig City, San Juan, Caloocan City,
Malabon City, Navotas, Valenzuela City, Makati
City, Pateros, Taguig, Paraaque City, Las Pinas
City, Muntinlupa City, Pasay City
Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) Abra, Apayao, Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga, Mountain
Province
Region I (Ilocos) Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union, Pangasinan
Region II (Cagayan Valley) Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya, Quirino
Region III (Central Luzon) Bataan, Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Pampanga, Tarlac,
Zambales, Aurora
Region IVA (CALABARZON) Batangas, Cavite, Laguna, Quezon, Rizal
Region IVB (MIMAROPA) Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Marinduque,
Palawan, Romblon
Region V (Bicol) Albay, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur,
Catanduanes, Masbate, Sorsogon
Region VI (Western Visayas) Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, Iloilo, Negros
Occidental
Region VII (Central Visayas) Bohol, Cebu, Negros Oriental, Siquijor
Region VIII (Eastern Visayas) Biliran, Eastern Samar, Leyte, Northern Samar,
Southern Leyte, Western Samar
Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga del Sur,
Zamboanga City, Zamboanga Sibugay, Isabela City
Region X (Northern Mindanao) Bukidnon, Camiguin, Lanao del Norte, Misamis
Occidental, Misamis Oriental
Region XI (Davao) Compostela Valley, Davao del Norte, Davao del Sur,
Davao City, Davao Oriental
Region XII (SOCCSKSARGEN) North Cotabato, Sarangani, South Cotabato, Sultan
Kudarat, Cotabato City,
Region XIII (Caraga) Agusan del Sur, Agusan del Norte, Surigao del Sur,
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Surigao del Norte
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao Basilan (except Isabela City), Maguindanao (except
(ARMM) Cotabato City), Lanao del Sur, Sulu, Tawi-Tawi
Determination of Sample Size
Sample sizes for each of the non-certainty strata were determined separately by sector or
industry stratum and employment stratum.
For establishments in the ATE of 20 or more group, the size of sample was based on the 1998
ASE weighted revenue data. The estimated total sample size (n) for all sectors in this group for
non-certainty and certainty strata was 13,773. For the certainty strata of all the sectors, total
sample size was 4,568 establishments. The remaining 9,205 samples in the non-certainty strata
of ATE of 20 or more were allocated to the regions, industry domains and employment strata.
For the ATE of less than 20 group, the size of the sample was determined based on the 1998
ASE weighted employment data. Total sample size (n) determined for all sectors was 5,283.
For the non-certainty strata of the ATE of 20 or more group, a minimum of 3 establishments was
taken for each industry and employment stratum. For ATE of less than 20, a minimum of 3 and a
maximum of 100 establishments was set for each of the industry domains and employment
strata. However, when the total number of establishments (N) in the industry stratum and
employment stratum was equal or less than the minimum number, all establishments were taken
as samples. Thus, the total number of samples for the 2003 ASPBI was about 19,056 for all
sectors.
For the manufacturing sector, a total of 4,116 manufacturing establishments were included as
samples in the 2003 Annual Survey of Philippine Business and Industry. There were 1,223
sample establishments with ATE of less than 20 and 2,893 sample establishments with ATE of 20
or more.
For each sector, the initial sample size (no) was determined by industry stratum at the national
level. The assumption was that the estimate for employment would result to 15% coefficient of
variation (CV). The formula used is:
2
1S
n0 = h
C Yh
Since no / Ns is not negligible, then the sample size (n) was determined using the following
formula:
n = n0 [1 + (n0 N h )]
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where: Nh = number of establishments in the hth (industry stratum
level), national level
The estimated total sample size for ATE of less than 20 was 5,283. This was obtained by
aggregating separately each estimate at the industry stratum. The number of samples was
proportionately allocated to the employment non-certainty strata (ATE 1-9 and ATE 10-19) of the
industry stratum.
At the national level by sector (1-digit PSIC), the sample size was determined for each of the
employment non-certainty stratum in the ATE 20 or more. This was on the assumption that at
90% level of confidence, the confidence interval would be prcised within 5% on either side of the
sample mean for the revenue data at the 1-digit PSIC. The formula for determining the sample
size (no ) is shown below:
t 2Ss2
no = 2 2
r Ys
where: t = 90% level of confidence = 1.645
r = distance from mean = 5 %
Ss2 = weighted variance of the 1998 ASE mean revenue
data (1-digit level)
Ys = weighted mean of the 1998 ASE revenue data
(1-digit level)
Since no / Ns is not negligible, then the sample size (n) was determined using the following
formula:
n = n0 (1 + N s )
where: Ns = number of establishments sth in the industry sector
(1-digit level)
The estimated total sample size for these strata was 9,205. This was obtained by aggregating
separately the estimates for each of the employment stratum of the same industry stratum.
Proportional allocation was used in allocating the number of samples for the employment strata in
the industry domain for the ATE of less than 20 at the national level. Basis of allocation was the
number of establishments (N) in the industry stratum and employment stratum.
First Allocation
The number of samples of the industry stratum of a sector was proportionately allocated
to the employment strata (ATE 1 to 9 and ATE 10 to 19). The formula used is,
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N
n she = she * n sh
N sh
The total number of samples for the industry stratum is the aggregate of the separate allocations
to the employment strata.
First Allocation
ATE 1 - 9
{By sector
(industry stratum)
National Level}
ATE 10 - 19
Note: Industry stratum refers to industry domain for ATE of less than 20.
Proportional allocation was used in allocating the number of samples of a sector for the regions,
industry domains and employment strata (ATE 20 to 99 and ATE 100 to 199). Basis of allocation
was the number of establishments (N) in a region, industry domain and employment stratum.
First Allocation
The total sample for each of the sector included the samples for the certainty strata.
However, only the number of samples in the non-certainty strata was allocated to the
regions. The formula used is,
n sr = ( N sr N s ) * n s
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Ns = total number of establishments in the sth sector
nsr = number of sample establishments in the rth region of
the sth sector
ns = number of sample establishment in the sth sector
Second Allocation
After the number of samples for the sector was allocated to the different regions, the
number of samples for a region was again proportionately allocated to the industry strata.
The formula used is,
N
n srh = srh * n sr
N sr
where: Nsrh = total number of establishments in the hth industry
stratum in the rth region of the sth sector
Nsr = total number of establishments in the rth region of the
sth sector
nsrh = number of sample establishments in the hth industry
stratum in the rth region of the sth sector
nsr = number of sample establishment in the in the rth
region of sth sector
The total number of samples for the region is the aggregate of the separate allocations to the
industry strata.
Third Allocation
For the manufacturing sector, the number of samples in each of the industry strata in the
region was again proportionately allocated to the employment strata, ATE 20 to 99 and
ATE 100 to 199.
ATE 20 99
Industry h1
Region r1 ATE 100 -199
Industry h2
Industry hn
Industry h1
Region rn Industry h2
Industry hn
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Note: Industry strata refer to industry domains for ATE 20 to 199
Sample Selection
Sample establishments in the sampling strata, both for ATE of less than 20 and ATE of 20 or
more groups, were selected using stratified systematic sampling by region, industry stratum and
employment stratum.
A special program designed by the Information Resources Department was used to draw the
samples.
Estimation Procedure
The estimate of the characteristic (xh) of the stratum, i.e. ATE 20 to 99, ATE 100 to 199,
for the hth industry group in the rth region is
n
xrh = wrhj xrhj
j=1
where: xrhj = value for the jth establishment in the employment stratum of the
hth industry group in the rth region
wrhj = Nrh/nrh = weight of jth establishment in the employment stratum
of the hth industry group in the rth region
nrh = number of sample establishments in the employment stratum of
the hth industry group in the rth region
j = 1, 2, 3 ..n establishments
The estimate of a characteristic (Yrh) of the stratum (ATE 200 and over) for the hth
industry group in the rth region is
m
Yrh = Yrhj
j=1
where: Yrhj = value for the jth establishment in the employment stratum of the
hth industry group in the rth region
m = number of establishments in the employment stratum of the hth
industry group in the rth region
j = 1, 2, 3 ..m establishments
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The total estimate of a characteristic for the industry group was obtained by aggregating
the estimates of all employment strata (with sampling and certainty) of the same industry
group. Likewise, the estimate of the region was obtained by aggregating the estimates of
all industry groups in that region. National total estimates by industry group were obtained
by aggregating separately each of the total industry group estimates of all the regions.
The estimate of the characteristic (xh) of the stratum (ATE 1 to 9 and ATE 10 to 19) in the
hth industry group is
n
xh = Whj Xhj
j=1
where: Xhj = value for the jth establishment in the employment stratum; i.e.
ATE 1 to 9, ATE 10 to 19, of the hth industry group
Whj = Nhi/nhi = weight of jth establishments in the employment stratum
of the hth industry group
nh = number of sample establishments in the employment stratum of
the hth industry group
j = 1, 2, 3 ..n establishments
To adjust for non-response in the non-certainty employment strata, the adjustment factor
(n/n) was multiplied to the weight (W). Thus, the sampling weight which is defined as N/n will
be recomputed as
W = N/n x n/n
General Formula:
W = N/n
Thus, the adjusted weight for employment stratum with ATE 20 to 99 and ATE 100 to 199 is
For employment stratum ATE 1 to 9 and ATE 10 to 19, the adjusted weight is
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Whj = Nhi / nhi x nhi / nhi = Nhi / nhi
Phases of Operation
The 2003 ASPBI operation consisted of the following major phases: preparatory activities,
training, distribution and collection of questionnaires, data processing, tabulation and
dissemination.
Preparatory Activities
Activities undertaken during this phase included the updating of the frame of establishments,
questionnaire design, clearance process, preparation of budget, preparation of manuals,
formulation of sampling design, sample selection, printing of questionnaires and manuals,
preparation of edit specifications and tabulation formats, development of systems design for
machine processing and tabulation, and publicity campaign, among others. All the
aforementioned activities, excluding development of systems design, were undertaken by the
Industry and Trade Statistics Department (ITSD).
To ensure uniformity of instructions and procedures, two (2) manuals of instructions were
prepared for this operation, as follows: Field Operations and Processing Manual, and Manual for
Machine Processing.
Training
Two phases of training were conducted for the 2003 ASPBI, as follows: (1) Field Operations and
Processing and (2) Machine Processing.
Training for Field Operation and Processing was done in three levels. These levels were as
follows:
Task Force training This first level training was conducted at the Central Office and
attended by ITSD statisticians who served as trainers for the second level training.
Second level training This training was conducted in all regional centers throughout the
country and attended by the Regional Directors (RDs), Provincial Statistics Officers (PSOs),
regional/provincial statisticians and selected staff.
Third level training This training was conducted in all provincial offices nationwide and
attended by the statistical staff of the province (district statistical officers, statistical
coordination officers, statistical researchers, other statistical staff). Those who attended the
second level training served as trainers at this level.
Training for Machine Processing was conducted in two levels. The first level training was
conducted at the Central Office and attended by ITSD statisticians who served as trainers for the
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second level training. The second level training was conducted for two days in July 2004 in all
regional centers, with the regional and provincial statisticians as participants.
At the Central Office, training for manual verification, machine processing and tabulation were
conducted for the statisticians of the subject matter divisions before the start of the data
processing phase.
Field Operation
Distribution and collection of questionnaires, including field editing were undertaken by the staff of
all provincial offices, including some regional offices where no provincial office was attached.
Questionnaires were personally distributed to the sample establishments by the provincial staff.
The respondents were generally given thirty (30) days within which to accomplish the
questionnaire. As deadline was nearing, follow-ups were made thru telephone calls or
reminders/notices were sent by the provincial offices to the establishments.
For some establishments, particularly those with ATE less than 20, the field staff directly
interviewed or assisted the respondents in accomplishing the questionnaires. In this case, the
forms were collected immediately.
Control procedures were also instituted by the field office staff to keep track of the distribution and
collection of questionnaires. A control list of sample establishments was made available where
information on the status of the questionnaire was recorded.
The overall response rate was 89.6 percent for the manufacturing sector. These included receipts
of good questionnaires, partially accomplished questionnaires, reports of closed/moved out/out of
scope establishments, etc.
Data Processing
Processing or editing of survey data was done to check for completeness, consistency and
reasonableness of data. It consisted of two stages: manual editing and machine processing.
Field editing of data was done by NSO field staff upon collection of the
accomplished questionnaires from the establishments. The objective is to check for
completeness and consistency of entries in the questionnaires, following the
instructions provided in the Field Operations and Field Editing Manual. Any
inconsistent or missing data were corrected at this level as the staff were
immediately able to verify from the respondents.
Office verification was done by provincial office staff upon receipt of the
accomplished questionnaire from the field staff. In some instances, the staff
contacted directly the establishments thru phone call or email to verify some
inconsistent or missing data.
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Machine Processing
A microcomputer-based machine processing and tabulation system for the 2003 ASPBI was
developed by the staff of the Information Resources Department (IRD). Machine processing
and tabulation programs were developed using CSPro version 2.5 software. CSPro was
developed by the International Processing Center (IPC) of the US Bureau of Census.
Thirty-six (36) processing centers were responsible for the machine processing of the 2003
ASPBI data. These processing centers were the regional offices, except NCR, and selected
provincial offices with heavy workload.
The staff of the processing centers and the subject matter divisions (SMDs) of ITSD were
directly involved in the machine processing and tabulation of the survey data using
microcomputers.
Machine processing of the 2003 ASPBI data at the processing centers included the following
modules: data entry, structural and consistency edits, completeness check and ID validation.
All data files were transmitted to the Central Office for verification. The SMDs of ITSD were
responsible for data entry of verified and imputed data, generating summary file reports,
validation listings, and the generation of preliminary and final tables.
Tabulation
There were different stages in the tabulation phase of the 2003 ASPBI. The types of tables
generated are enumerated below.
Unweighted tables - The tables were generated at the national level and industry
group (3-digit PSIC). The unweighted tables are simply the tally tables for the
responding samples, that is, without adjustment to the weight of each sample.
Weighted tables The tables were generated at the national level and industry
group (3-digit PSIC).
ATE of 20 or more
Unweighted tables - The tables were generated at the regional level and industry
group (3-digit PSIC). The unweighted tables are simply the tally tables for the
responding samples, that is, without adjustment to the weight of each sample.
Weighted tables The tables were generated at the regional level and industry
group (3-digit PSIC). Summary tables at the national level were also generated.
Dissemination
Publication of data is available two (2) years after the conduct of the survey. Special release of
preliminary results is available at the NSO website a year after the conduct of the survey.
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Concepts and Definitions
Economic activity or business is the activity of the establishment as classified under the
amended 1994 Philippine Standard Industrial Classification (PSIC). Generally, the main activity of
the establishment is the establishment's principal source of income. If the establishment is
engaged in several activities, its main activity is that which earns the biggest income or revenue.
Employment is the number of persons who worked in or for this establishment as of November
15, 2003. The concept of employment as of the payroll period November 15 was adopted for the
first time in the 2002 ASPBI (reference year 2001).
Paid employees are all persons working in the establishment and receiving pay, as well as those
working away from the establishment paid by and under the control of the establishment.
Included are all employees on sick leave, paid vacation or holiday. Excluded are consultants,
home workers, workers receiving pure commissions only and workers on indefinite leave.
Working owners are owners who are actively engaged in the management but do not receive
regular pay, i.e., not included in the payrolls. Managers and directors of corporations working for
pay are reported as managers.
Unpaid workers are persons working for at least one third of the working time normal to the
establishment and do not receive regular pay.
Salaries and wages are payments in cash or in kind to all employees, prior to deductions for
employees contributions to SSS/GSIS, withholding tax, etc. Included are total basic pay,
overtime pay and other benefits.
Overtime pay are payments given for extra hours worked.
Other benefits include bonuses, cost of living allowances, commutable transportation and
representation allowances, food, housing, commissions paid to salaried employees, separation,
retirement, terminal pay, gratuities, etc. Excluded are cost of uniform/working clothes and
reimbursable transportation and representation allowances.
Employer's contribution to SSS/GSIS and the like refers to payments made by the
establishment on behalf of the employees. Examples are SSS, GSIS, Employees Compensation
Commission (ECC), PhilHealth and PAGIBIG.
Number of hours actually worked by production workers refers to the number of hours
actually spent by production workers at work, including waiting time and overtime. It excludes
time paid for but not spent in work for the establishment such as sick leave and paid vacation
leave.
Revenue includes cash received and receivables for goods sold and services rendered.
Valuation is at producer's prices (ex-establishment), net of discounts and allowances, including
duties and taxes but excluding subsidies.
Value of output represents the total value of products sold, receipts from contract work and
industrial services done for others, receipts from goods sold in the same condition as purchased,
fixed assets produced on own account and change in inventories (ending less beginning) of
finished goods, work-in-process and goods for resale.
Cost refers to all expenses incurred during the year whether paid or payable. Valuation is at
market prices including taxes and other charges, net of rebates, returns and allowances. Goods
and services received by the establishment from other establishments of the same enterprise are
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valued as though purchased. Beginning the 2003 ASPBI, valuation of total cost includes
depreciation.
Indirect taxes refer to all taxes, other than income tax, incidental to the production or sale of
goods and services which are chargeable as expenses including net value added tax, import
duties, business licenses, BIR stamps, franchise tax and real estate tax and other local taxes.
Subsidies are all special grants in the form of financial assistance or tax exemption or tax
privilege given by the government to aid and develop an industry or production and to protect it
against competition.
Fixed assets are physical assets expected to have productive lives of more than one year and
intended for use and/or being used by the establishment. Included are land, buildings, other
structures and land improvements, transport equipment, machinery and equipment, furniture,
fixtures, and other fixed assets.
Book value of fixed assets is the initial value or acquisition cost of fixed assets less the
accumulated depreciation.
Depreciation is the total amount set aside for the year to cover the decrease in value of fixed
assets owned by the establishment because of foreseen obsolescence, wear and tear as a result
of operation and normal amount of accidental damage.
New fixed assets refer to brand new fixed assets acquired during the year, including
directly/newly imported fixed assets.
Used fixed assets refer to those that have been used previously within the country.
Fixed assets produced on own account refer to the physical assets produced by the
establishment for its own use. It is valued at the cost of all work put in place, including overhead.
Capital expenditures for fixed assets include cost of acquisition of new and used fixed assets;
fixed assets produced by the establishment for its own use; major alterations, additions and
improvements to fixed assets, whether done by others or on own account. Fixed assets received
from other establishments belonging to the same enterprise are valued as though purchased.
Gross addition to fixed assets is equal to capital expenditures less sale of fixed assets,
including land.
Inventories refer to the stock of goods owned by and under the control of the establishment as of
a fixed date, regardless of where the stocks are located. Valuation should be at current
replacement cost in purchasers (market) prices. Replacement cost is the cost of an item in terms
of its present price rather than its original cost.
Finished products inventory refer to the goods made by the establishment which are ready for
sale/shipment as of a reference date. Valuation is at producers price.
Work-in-progress inventory refers to the value of all materials which have been partially
processed by the establishment but which are not usually sold or turned over to other
establishment without further processing. Valuation is at producers price.
Change in inventories is computed as the total value of ending inventory less the total beginning
inventory.
Census value added represents the difference between the value of output and total costs of
materials and supplies consumed, fuels purchased, electricity purchased, industrial services done
by others and goods purchased for resale.
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Value added represents the sum of census value added and value of non-industrial services
done for others less the cost of non-industrial services done by others and other costs.
Capacity utilization is the ratio of total output to the maximum rated capacity.
Rated capacity refers to the largest volume of output possible at which the factory can operate
with an acceptable degree of efficiency taking into consideration unavoidable losses of productive
time (i.e. vacation, holiday and repair to equipment) and availability of raw materials.
- Zero
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MANUFACTURING
BRIEF ANALYSIS
The manufacturing sector in the Philippines has both capital and labor intensive
activities. It is characterized by a combination of light and heavy industries. Food,
beverages, and chemical products still dominate the light industries; while petroleum
products, electronic components, motor vehicles, and office, accounting and computing
machinery dominate the heavy industries.
From 1980 to 1999, the share of manufacturing to gross domestic product (GDP) of the
country had been decreasing. The trend reversed beginning 2000 as it slightly increased
to 22.58 percent. In 2004, it slightly decreased to 23.10 percent.
Number of Establishments
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Figure 1. Distribution of Manufacturing Establishments with ATE of 20 or more by
Industry: 2003
Chemical products
6.4%
3000 2791
2500
2000
1500 1342
1000
519 539
500 156 130 149 252
22
0
NCR Reg IV-A Reg III Reg VII Reg XI Reg VI Rest of Rest of Rest of
Luzon Visayas Mindanao
Region
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Employment and Compensation
Other industries
Food except
44.5%
beverages
13.5%
Electronic
components
13.7% Wearing apparel
14.5%
Among the regions, CALABARZON employed the most number of workers numbering
416,565 or 42.2 percent of the total. National Capital Region ranked second with
275,474 workers or 27.9 percent. Central Visayas followed next which registered a
number of 102,612 workers or 10.4 percent.
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Average Annual Compensation of Employees in Top-Paying Industries with
ATE 20 or more by Industry: 2003
Compensation per
Industry
Employee (Pesos)
Petroleum products 739,935
Chemical products 267,753
Beverages 225,891
Other transport equipment 221,331
Motor vehicles 204,606
Basic precious and non-ferrous metals 177,017
Non-metallic minerals 175,436
Television and radio receivers 169,212
Electronic components 162,885
Office, accounting and computing machinery 154,800
Tobacco products 151,372
Food except beverages 146,395
Publishing and printing 143,785
Paper and paper products 143,217
Value of Output
Value of output for manufacturing establishments with ATE of 20 or more was estimated
at P2,259.3 billion in 2003. Combined value of output of the top ten (10) industries made
up 76.3 percent of the total output. Electronic components led the industries followed by
food except beverages; petroleum products; chemical products; office, accounting and
computing machinery; motor vehicles; beverages; machinery and equipment, n.e.c.,
electrical machinery and apparatus, n.e.c., and wearing apparel.
Beverages P84.7 B
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CALABARZON led the regions in terms of value of output generated as it registered
P971.1 billion (43.0%). This was followed by National Capital Region and Central Luzon
with P505.4 billion (22.4%) and 274.9 billion (12.2%), respectively. Altogether the three
regions accounted for a little more than three-quarters (77.5%) of the total value of
output of the manufacturing sector.
Central Luzon
12.2%
NCR
22.4%
Principal industries
Electronic components
Food except beverages generated an output valued at P344.3 billion or 15.2 percent of
the total. Production, processing and preservation of meat, fish and other seafood,
fruits, vegetables, oils and slaughtering and meat products shared one-third (P121.0
billion) of the industrys total output.
Petroleum products
Petroleum products remained as the third top grosser of output value. The aggregate
output of refined petroleum products, coke oven products and other fuel products
grossed at P269.2 billion or 11.9 percent of the total manufacturing. Relative
contribution of refined petroleum products to the industrys output was set at P268.7
billion (99.8%).
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Chemical products
This industry group manufactures diverse product lines from basic chemicals; plastics in
primary forms and of synthetic rubber; pesticides and other agro-chemical products;
paints, varnishes and printing ink; pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemicals and botanical
products; soap and detergents, perfumes and toilet preparations; explosives and
pyrotechnic products; and man-made fibers. Combined output of this industry group was
pegged at P171.9 billion or 7.6 percent of the total. Among the industries, other chemical
products and man-made fibers contributed P132.0 billion or 76.8 percent of the
industrys total output.
The demand for office, accounting and computing machinery continued as the industry
posted an output of P163.8 billion or 7.2 percent of the total manufacturing output.
Motor vehicles
In 2003, motor vehicles industry improved its performance as value of output shoot to
P111.1 billion or 4.9 percent of total output of manufacturing. The industry produces
motor vehicles, bodies for motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers, and parts and
accessories for motor vehicles.
Beverages
As one of the top leading industries, beverages posted an output of P84.7 billion or 3.8
percent share of the total. Beverages industry produces alcoholic beverages; fruit wine;
and malt liquor such as beer, soft drink, and bottled mineral water.
Machinery and equipment, n.e.c. generated an output of P70.9 billion or 3.1 percent of
the total. The industry includes the production of general and special purpose machinery
and domestic appliances, n.e.c., and rebuilding and repairing of various kinds of
machinery and equipment and associated parts/accessories.
Share of electrical machinery and apparatus, n.e.c. to manufacturing total output was
estimated at 3.0 percent (P68.6 billion) of the total. The industry manufactures diverse
line of products such as electronic motors; generator and transformers; electricity
distribution and control apparatus; insulated wire and cables; accumulators, primary cells
and primary batteries, lightning equipment and electric lamps; and other electrical
equipment.
Wearing apparel
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billion or 2.6 percent of the total. Three-quarters of the industrys output was contributed
by ready-made garments (P43.7 billion).
Total Costs
Office, accounting
Chemical products
and computing
7.2%
machinery
8.1%
Other industries
40.7%
Petroleum products
11.3%
Food except
beverages
Electronic
14.9%
components
17.7%
CALABARZON incurred nearly half of total costs amounting to P770.6 billion or 42.0
percent. The National Capital Region incurred the second highest with P407.3 billion
representing 22.2 percent. Central Luzon followed with P235.3 billion or 12.8 percent.
MIMAROPA incurred the lowest cost with only P23.7 million.
Costs of materials, supplies, electricity and fuels consumed during the year, including
industrial services rendered by others, amounted to P1,534.6 billion. This indicates that
for every P1.00 of material input in 2003, manufacturing industries generated an average
of P1.47 worth of output. Only two (2) industries, tobacco products and beverages,
showed an output of over P2.00 for every P1.00 material input in 2003. Although,
electronic components spent the highest amount in material inputs, its output was only
P1.32 for every P1.00 input. The industry that exhibited the lowest was non-ferrous
metals with P1.19 output for every P1.00 input. (see the following table)
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Value of Output Per Cost of Material Input for Manufacturing Industries
with ATE of 20 or more: 2003
Value Added
Total value added (VA) for manufacturing establishments with ATE 20 or more was
estimated at P560.5 billion in 2003. This years top grossers in value added were food
except beverages (P83.3 billion), petroleum products (P77.9 billion), electronic
components (P75.6 billion), chemical products (P50.0 billion), beverages (P35.7 billion),
motor vehicles (P23.9 billion), wearing apparel (P22.9 billion), and non-metallic mineral
products (P19.6 billion). The combined value added of these industries comprised 69.4
percent of the total value added for total manufacturing.
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Figure 7. Top Grossers in Value Added for Manufacturing Establishments
with ATE of 20 or more: 2003
Beverages P35.7 B
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
Billion Pesos
At the regional level, CALABARZON contributed the largest share in value added at
P247.4 billion or 44.1 percent of the total followed by the National Capital Region at
P136.5 billion or 24.4 percent. Far third is Central Luzon at P64.2 billion (11.5%) and
Central Visayas ranked next at 38.5 billion (6.9%).
In 2003, the ratio of value added to employment was estimated at P568,064 per worker
for total manufacturing. On the industry level, petroleum products posted the highest
value added per worker of P71.8 million per worker.
Value added ratio (VAR), which is the proportion of value added to value of output, was
24.8 percent for total manufacturing. The following table shows the top industries in
terms of value added ratio.
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Change in Inventories and Gross Addition to Fixed Assets
Gross additions to fixed assets, on the other hand, registered P102.5 billion during the
same year. The bulk of gross addition to fixed assets went to electronic components with
P27.5 billion or 26.8 percent of total manufacturing. Food except beverages followed
next with P15.7 billion (15.4%) while non-metallic mineral products posted P12.7 billion
(12.4%).
CALABARZON led the regions in terms of gross additions to fixed assets by posting the
highest with P47 billion or 45.8 percent. The National Capital Region recorded P17.6
billion or 17.2 percent. Northern Mindanao, on the other hand, registered P13.8 billion or
13.4 percent. When combined, these three regions accounted for 76.4 percent of the
manufacturing sectors gross addition to fixed assets.
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ESTABLISHMENTS
WITH AVERAGE TOTAL
EMPLOYMENT OF 20 OR MORE
TABLE A. SELECTED RATIOS FOR MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS WITH AVERAGE TOTAL EMPLOYMENT
OF 20 OR MORE BY INDUSTRY GROUP: 2003
D NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 2,791 275,474 274,380 1,094 43,362,091 503,752,000 407,250,992
D REGION 3 - CENTRAL LUZON 520 92,970 92,671 299 11,070,804 271,043,976 237,803,114
D REGION 7 - CENTRAL VISAYAS 539 102,612 102,265 347 12,070,577 124,287,400 93,690,111
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
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SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
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SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
COST OF MATL
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
1994 VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
CODE
FOR RESALE
1994 NUMBER OF
TOTAL MALE PAID MALE UNPAID MALE
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION ESTABLISH-
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
CODE MENTS
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CODE MENTS
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CODE MENTS
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CODE MENTS
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TOTAL MALE PAID MALE UNPAID MALE
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CODE MENTS
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EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
CODE MENTS
NUMBER OF
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ESTABLISH-
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MENTS
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MENTS
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MENTS
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1994 TOTAL FEMALE PAID FEMALE UNPAID FEMALE
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
MENTS
CODE
D REGION 4B - MIMAROPA 8 48 48 -
NUMBER OF
1994 TOTAL FEMALE PAID FEMALE UNPAID FEMALE
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
MENTS
CODE
NUMBER OF
1994 TOTAL FEMALE PAID FEMALE UNPAID FEMALE
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
MENTS
CODE
NUMBER OF
1994 TOTAL FEMALE PAID FEMALE UNPAID FEMALE
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
MENTS
CODE
NUMBER OF
1994 TOTAL FEMALE PAID FEMALE UNPAID FEMALE
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
MENTS
CODE
NUMBER OF
1994 TOTAL FEMALE PAID FEMALE UNPAID FEMALE
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
MENTS
CODE
HOURS WORKED
HOURS WORKED
D NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 2,791 194,395 122,940 71,455 494,738,703 314,413,505 180,325,199
HOURS WORKED
HOURS WORKED
D REGION 3 - CENTRAL LUZON 520 71,781 35,027 36,754 181,491,344 88,174,372 93,316,972
HOURS WORKED
HOURS WORKED
HOURS WORKED
HOURS WORKED
D REGION 6 - WESTERN VISAYAS 130 9,518 7,168 2,350 25,536,654 19,689,954 5,846,701
D REGION 7 - CENTRAL VISAYAS 539 82,431 33,652 48,779 216,391,799 86,956,542 129,435,257
HOURS WORKED
HOURS WORKED
D REGION 10 - NORTHERN MINDANAO 103 14,819 10,180 4,639 37,367,549 25,732,599 11,634,950
HOURS WORKED
HOURS WORKED
D AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO 5 1,667 699 968 5,161,570 2,329,136 2,832,434
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS SALARIES AND CONTRIBUTION TO
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COMPENSATION
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION WAGES SSS/GSIS AND THE
MENTS
CODE LIKE
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
D NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 2,791 505,353,663 460,717,846 31,411,302 6,689,412 695,004 5,840,099
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
D REGION 3 - CENTRAL LUZON 520 279,522,204 270,019,308 188,781 11,515 264,085 9,038,515
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
D REGION 6 - WESTERN VISAYAS 130 33,207,532 32,089,788 254,638 48,380 280,091 534,636
D REGION 7 - CENTRAL VISAYAS 539 123,745,172 118,791,606 3,308,588 167,109 571,891 905,977
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
D REGION 10 - NORTHERN MINDANAO 103 60,644,742 46,995,431 582,817 258,284 451,069 12,357,142
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
VALUE OF OUTPUT
CHANGES IN
NUMBER OF FIXED
1994 INDUSTRIAL INV OF FIN
ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES PROD, WORK
MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURING PRODUCED
CODE GOODS DONE FOR IN PROG &
ACTIVITY ON OWN
OTHERS GOODS FOR
ACCOUNT
RESALE
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
NON -
INDUSTRIAL
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
1994 SALES OF SERVICES
ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS DONE FOR
MENTS ACTIVITY DONE FOR
CODE OTHERS
OTHERS
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
D NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 2,791 407,250,992 329,361,341 265,740,959 25,391,050 6,304,176 15,646,765 16,278,391
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
D CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION 19 154,717,213 151,945,865 150,422,269 2,937 39,172 416,247 1,065,241
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
D REGION 2 - CAGAYAN VALLEY 22 2,928,152 2,438,430 2,071,772 64,071 109,482 67,115 125,989
D REGION 3 - CENTRAL LUZON 520 237,803,114 183,754,804 160,597,303 6,098,633 3,486,083 5,192,298 8,380,487
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
D REGION 4A - CALABARZON 1,342 770,572,557 664,446,545 611,142,812 10,977,268 8,166,813 17,937,611 16,222,041
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
D REGION 6 - WESTERN VISAYAS 130 24,541,380 19,389,555 15,784,715 234,166 1,843,159 633,276 894,239
D REGION 7 - CENTRAL VISAYAS 539 93,690,111 77,487,767 67,396,631 775,776 1,981,842 3,687,720 3,645,797
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
D REGION 8 - EASTERN VISAYAS 22 37,958,305 33,759,814 32,031,035 17,989 364,284 1,005,582 340,924
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
D REGION 9 - ZAMBOANGA PENINSULA 58 7,781,227 6,929,933 6,571,221 10,064 124,355 184,842 39,451
D REGION 10 - NORTHERN MINDANAO 103 41,900,550 36,448,745 31,426,082 442,869 1,559,794 1,686,424 1,333,576
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
D REGION 11 - DAVAO 156 22,174,491 18,545,103 16,191,568 452,720 464,999 884,194 551,621
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
1994 INDUSTRIAL
ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL MATERIALS GOODS
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
MENTS SELECTED AND SUPPLIES PURCHASED
CODE PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST PURCHASED FOR RESALE
OTHERS
D AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO 5 578,108 419,318 320,175 - 23,475 5,309 70,360
D NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 35,474,594 4,812,805 19,719,818 435,549 854,606 627,824 10,491,906 5,472,548
D CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION 564,532 216,815 55,441 2,296 58,351 595 1,460,257 413,062
D REGION 1 - ILOCOS 415,950 199,649 76,791 5,694 3,995 28,566 619,772 361,439
D REGION 2 - CAGAYAN VALLEY 179,297 59,557 17,677 745 28 11,066 159,668 61,684
D REGION 3 - CENTRAL LUZON 29,208,790 8,245,599 3,078,688 15,860 24,162 681,865 5,953,338 6,840,008
D REGION 4A - CALABARZON 46,485,638 6,221,413 5,465,617 655,712 2,151,212 761,073 28,020,481 16,364,866
D REGION 5 - BICOL 85,525 59,705 33,314 1,016 973 9,186 95,852 37,657
D REGION 6 - WESTERN VISAYAS 2,196,534 293,335 1,087,812 1,461 886 47,205 1,229,732 294,860
D REGION 7 - CENTRAL VISAYAS 7,545,987 840,301 802,740 73,879 73,908 84,363 5,145,563 1,635,604
D REGION 8 - EASTERN VISAYAS 2,525,147 801,565 60,575 527 - 5,429 643,125 162,121
D REGION 9 - ZAMBOANGA PENINSULA 458,548 54,824 40,397 52 1,247 13,131 138,583 144,511
D REGION 10 - NORTHERN MINDANAO 2,379,011 538,123 249,974 36,029 83,399 40,471 1,557,414 567,385
D REGION 11 - DAVAO 1,445,442 614,352 205,089 7,565 4,401 57,440 944,181 350,918
D REGION 12 - SOCCSKSARGEN 1,292,909 281,225 111,577 6,898 22,239 73,845 339,563 218,504
D REGION 13 - CARAGA 76,373 120,109 18,602 498 171 115 131,185 48,108
D AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO 105,068 4,580 4,532 524 - 3,110 15,963 25,013
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
D REGION 4B - MIMAROPA 8 - - - -
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
1994 GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
ESTABLISH-
PSIC REGION / INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
MENTS TOTAL
CODE OWN ACCOUNT
D REGION 4B - MIMAROPA 8 - - - - -
INVENTORIES AS OF JANUARY 1
NUMBER OF
MATERIALS,
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH-
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FINISHED WORK - IN GOODS FOR FUELS, OTHER
CODE MENTS TOTAL
PRODUCTS PROGRESS RESALE CONTAINERS INVENTORIES
AND SUPPLIES
INVENTORIES AS OF DECEMBER 31
MATERIALS,
1994 PSIC
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FINISHED WORK - IN GOODS FOR FUELS, OTHER
CODE TOTAL
PRODUCTS PROGRESS RESALE CONTAINERS INVENTORIES
AND SUPPLIES
COST OF MATL,
FUELS & ELECT CHANGE IN
VALUE OF CENSUS VALUE GROSS ADDITION
1994 PSIC CONSUMED, INDL TOTAL SUBSIDIES
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION OUTPUT ADDED TO FIXED ASSETS
CODE SVCS & GOODS INVENTORIES
FOR RESALE
NUMBER OF
TOTAL MALE PAID MALE UNPAID MALE
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH-
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
CODE MENTS
NUMBER OF
TOTAL FEMALE PAID FEMALE UNPAID FEMALE
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH-
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYEES WORKERS
CODE MENTS
HOURS WORKED
NUMBER OF TOTAL MALE FEMALE
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH- PRODUCTION PRODUCTION PRODUCTION TOTAL MALE FEMALE
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION
CODE MENTS WORKERS WORKERS WORKERS PRODUCTION PRODUCTION PRODUCTION
WORKERS WORKERS WORKERS
EMPLOYER'S
NUMBER OF
TOTAL GROSS SALARIES CONTRIBUTION
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH-
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION COMPENSATION AND WAGES TO SSS/GSIS AND
CODE MENTS
THE LIKE
VALUE OF OUTPUT
NUMBER OF FIXED CHANGE IN
INDUSTRIAL
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH- REVENUE FROM ASSETS INV OF FIN
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION SALES OF SERVICES
CODE MENTS TOTAL MANUFACTURI PRODUCED PROD, WORK
GOODS DONE FOR
NG ACTIVITY ON OWN IN PROG &
OTHERS
ACCOUNTS GOODS FOR
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
NON -
NUMBER OF REVENUE FROM INDUSTRIAL
SALES OF INDUSTRIAL
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH- TOTAL REVENUE MANUFACTURING SERVICES DONE
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION GOODS SERVICES DONE
CODE MENTS ACTIVITY FOR OTHERS
FOR OTHERS
SELECTED COST
NUMBER OF
MATERIALS INDUSTRIAL
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH- TOTAL COST TOTAL GOODS
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION AND FUELS ELECTRICITY SERVICES
CODE MENTS SELECTED PURCHASED
SUPPLIES PURCHASED PURCHASED DONE BY
COST FOR RESALE
PURCHASED OTHERS
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
NUMBER OF
GROSS ADDITION SALE OF FIXED
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH-
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION TO FIXED ASSETS PRODUCED ON ASSETS
CODE MENTS TOTAL
OWN ACCOUNT
INVENTORIES AS OF JANUARY 1
NUMBER OF
MATERIALS,
1994 PSIC ESTABLISH-
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FINISHED WORK - IN GOODS FOR FUELS, OTHER
CODE MENTS TOTAL
PRODUCTS PROGRESS RESALE CONTAINERS INVENTORIES
AND SUPPLIES
INVENTORIES AS OF DECEMBER 31
MATERIALS,
1994 PSIC
INDUSTRY DESCRIPTION FINISHED WORK - IN GOODS FOR FUELS, OTHER
CODE TOTAL
PRODUCTS PROGRESS RESALE CONTAINERS INVENTORIES
AND SUPPLIES
Summary of Coverage, Sampling Design and Tabulation of the Annual Survey for
Manufactures: 1956 2003