The Impact of Introducing Land into Korean capital ... › sdd › productivity-stats › 19 Session...

Post on 09-Jun-2020

2 views 0 download

Transcript of The Impact of Introducing Land into Korean capital ... › sdd › productivity-stats › 19 Session...

The Impact of Introducing Land into

Korean capital services measures

Taehyoung CHO

( unclecho@bok.or.kr )

National Balance Sheet Team

Economic Statistics Department

OECD Productivity Workshop

( Paris, November 5~6, 2012 )

1

2

I. BOK’s Korean capital measurement program

3

I. BOK’s Korean capital measurement program

4

I. BOK’s Korean capital measurement program

5

I. BOK’s Korean capital measurement program

6

I. BOK’s Korean capital measurement program

7

I. BOK’s Korean capital measurement program

8

I. BOK’s Korean capital measurement program

9

I. BOK’s Korean capital measurement program

10

I. BOK’s Korean capital measurement program

11

Ⅱ. Results of capital estimates

12

Ⅱ. Results of capital estimates

13

Ⅱ. Results of capital estimates

US CANADA JAPAN KOREA

δ T DBR δ T DBR δ T DBR δ T DBR

Building and construction 2.2% 44.6 0.91 9.1% 28.7 2.25 12.6% 24.6 3.02 3.2% 46.2 1.39

ㅇDwellings (Japan: owned by firms) 1.3% 72.5 0.91 5.5% 39.1 2.15 10.5% 33.3 3.49 3.2% 46.0 1.46

ㅇPlants for manufacturing 3.0% 31.5 0.94 8.9% 26.6 2.37 10.7% 31.0 3.32 4.0% 38.7 1.53

ㅇWarehouses 2.2% 40.0 0.89 8.0% 29.8 2.36 9.0% 27.4 2.47

3.4% 43.3 1.47 ㅇOffice buildings 3.1% 34.0 0.90 6.8% 31.0 2.07 10.3% 31.7 3.27

ㅇHotels, stores and restaurants 2.7% 33.0 0.90 7.2% 29.9 2.09 12.8% 24.5 3.23

ㅇOther buildings 2.1% 44.0 0.91 9.0% 28.0 2.21 10.1% 29.4 2.96 2.7% 48.7 1.30

ㅇElectric power plants 2.1% 45.0 0.95 6.0% 38.5 2.20 12.2% 23.5 2.87 3.5% 40.0 1.41

ㅇWater suppy and sewage facilities 1.9% 50.0 0.93 11.3% 25.3 2.41 13.4% 24.6 3.30 5.3% 29.9 1.57

ㅇCom. and broadcast. facilities 2.4% 40.0 0.95 12.5% 16.3 2.06 10.4% 13.3 1.38 5.2% 30.0 1.57

ㅇOther construction 2.1% 46.1 0.92 9.3% 28.5 2.27 15.2% 19.6 2.97 2.8% 50.8 1.33

Machinery and Equipment (Private) 13.5% 15.3 1.72 19.7% 15.0 2.65 21.5% 15.3 3.07 17.9% 11.7 1.89

ㅇBuildings accompanying facilities 15.2% 16.3 2.50

ㅇTransport equipment 16.5% 15.1 1.85 16.7% 17.5 2.46 26.6% 13.1 3.33 16.9% 15.8 2.08

ㅇOther machinery and equipment 11.8% 16.2 1.72 19.6% 15.0 2.72 20.1% 16.5 3.14 17.1% 11.2 1.86

ㅇComputers and copy machines 25.9% 6.8 1.65 46.7% 4.7 2.19 34.4% 7.9 2.71 30.4% 5.4 1.65

ㅇCommunications equipment 13.0% 13.0 1.65 22.0% 10.3 2.26 29.2% 9.9 2.81 24.5% 7.2 1.76

S/W 40.3% 4.3 1.65 40.3% 4.3 1.65 29.6% 6.0 1.78

Mineral exploration 6.0% 16.0 0.90 15.6% 16.0 2.49 7.6% 19.0 1.44

14

Ⅱ. Results of capital estimates

15

Ⅱ. Results of capital estimates

16

Ⅲ. Why and how to introduce land in capital measurement

17

Ⅲ. Why and how to introduce land in capital measurement

18

Ⅲ. Why and how to introduce land in capital measurement

19

Ⅲ. Why and how to introduce land in capital measurement

Series ④ is constructed by combining three data set [ series ① KAB as of

1965, assumed market land value as of 2010, and land price index inflation

rate(%) during 1966~2009 ]

20

Ⅲ. Why and how to introduce land in capital measurement

21

Ⅳ. The impact of introducing Land

22

Ⅳ. The impact of introducing Land

23

Ⅳ. The impact of introducing Land

24

Ⅳ. The impact of introducing Land

25

Ⅴ. Summary

26

Ⅴ. Summary

27

Ⅴ. Summary

28

Ⅴ. Summary

Thank you!