CPC for services

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CPC for services is the abbreviated name for the United Nations Central Product Classification system that categorizes and standardizes service products for statistical and economic analysis.

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instanceOf United Nations statistical standard ⓘ
product classification system ⓘ
abbreviationOf Central Product Classification for services ⓘ
appliesTo service industries ⓘ
services sector ⓘ
basedOn Central Product Classification ⓘ
classificationType product-by-activity classification ⓘ
covers business services ⓘ
government services ⓘ
market services ⓘ
non-market services ⓘ
personal services ⓘ
developedBy United Nations ⓘ
United Nations Statistics Division ⓘ
fullName Central Product Classification for services ⓘ
governedBy United Nations Statistical Commission decisions ⓘ
hasVersion CPC Version 1.0 ⓘ
CPC Version 1.1 ⓘ
CPC Version 2.0 ⓘ
CPC Version 2.1 ⓘ
linked to: CPC Version 2.0

CPC Version 2.2 ⓘ
maintainedBy United Nations Statistics Division ⓘ
objective facilitate international comparison of service data ⓘ
standardize classification of service products ⓘ
support harmonization of economic classifications ⓘ
organizedBy classes ⓘ
divisions ⓘ
groups ⓘ
sections ⓘ
subclasses ⓘ
partOf Central Product Classification ⓘ
relatedTo Classification of Individual Consumption According to Purpose ⓘ
Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System ⓘ
International Standard Industrial Classification ⓘ
scope intangible products ⓘ
service products ⓘ
supports balance of payments statistics ⓘ
national accounts ⓘ
price statistics for services ⓘ
production statistics for services ⓘ
trade in services statistics ⓘ
usedBy economic researchers ⓘ
international organizations ⓘ
national statistical offices ⓘ
policy makers ⓘ
usedFor economic analysis of services ⓘ
international comparability of service statistics ⓘ
statistical analysis of services ⓘ

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