Index Number of Industrial Production (IIP), Significance, Construction, Weightage of Items, Formula


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00:07 Session Agenda

00:41 Index Number of Industrial Production

02:43 Significance of IIP

03:58 CONSTRUCTION OF INDEX NUMBER OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION

07:42 Weightage of Items

11:37 Formula

13:31 Concluding Remarks

Learning Outcomes:-

Through this module, you will gain understanding on:-

1.   Index Number of Industrial Production

2.   Significance of IIP

3.   CONSTRUCTION OF INDEX NUMBER OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION


 

Index Number of Industrial Production

·        Index number of industrial production is that index which measures the relative increase or decrease in the level of industrial output in a country in comparison to the level of production in the base year. In India, the base year for the current series is 2011-12.

·        These index numbers tell us about the changes in the quantum of production. These index numbers are useful in estimating the growth of industrial production in the economy.

 

It is compiled and published monthly by the Central Statistical Organization (CSO), Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation.

 

Significance of IIP:

1.   IIP is the only measure on the physical volume of production.

2.   It is used by government agencies including the Ministry of Finance, the Reserve Bank of India, etc, for policy-making purposes.

3.   IIP remains extremely relevant for the calculation of the quarterly and advance GDP estimates.

 

CONSTRUCTION OF INDEX NUMBER OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION

 (1) Classification of Industries:

To construct index number of industrial production, the industries are classified into following groups: (i) Mining, (ii) Manufacturing, and (iii) Electricity.

 

The Index of Industrial Production (IIP) in India is a composite indicator and The industry groups that it measures are classified under the following:

Broad sectors

1.   Eight core industries: Coal, crude oil, electricity, fertilizers, natural gas, refinery products, steel, and cement, which make up about 40% of the IIP's weight

2.   Primary goods: Mining, electricity, fuels, and fertilizers

Use-based sectors

3.   Capital goods: Machinery items

4.   Intermediate goods: Yarns, chemicals, and semi-finished steel items

5.   Infrastructure goods: Paints, cement, cables, bricks and tiles, and rail materials

 

 (2) Statistics or Data Related to Industrial Production:

The data relating to the production of the above mentioned industries are collected either monthly, quarterly or yearly.

 

(3) Weightage:

Weights are given on the basis of the relative importance of different industries. The weights are based on the values of net output of different industries, and their contribution to national income.

 

In India, the following weightage is given to different groups at present:

Table: Sectors, number of item groups and weight as per the 2011-12 IIP series

Sector

Number of item groups

Weight (%)

1. Mining

1

14.373

2. Manufacturing

405

77.633

3. Electricity

1

7.994

Total

407

100

 

Table: Weights of the different sectors under the used based classification – 2011-12 series

Sector

Number of groups

Weights

Primary Goods

15

34.05

Capital Goods

67

8.22

Intermediate Goods

110

17.22

Infrastructure/ Construction goods

29

12.34

Consumer durables

86

12.84

Consumer nondurables

100

15.33

Total

407

100

 

The Eight Core Industries comprise 40.27 % of the weight of items included in the Index of Industrial Production (IIP). These industries are:

Industry

Weight

Coal

10.33

Crude oil

8.98

Natural Gas

6.88

Refinery Products

28.04

Fertilisers

2.63

Steel

17.92

Cement

5.37

Electricity

19.85

Total

100

 

The eight Core Industries in decreasing order of their weightage: Refinery Products> Electricity> Steel> Coal> Crude Oil> Natural Gas> Cement> Fertilizers.

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