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Council Regulation (EEC) No 696/93 of 15 March 1993 on the statistical units for the observation and analysis of the production system in the Community (revoked)
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Article 1.A list of statistical units (hereinafter referred to as ‘statistical...
Article 2.The definitions of the statistical units of the production system...
Article 3.From 1 January 1994, for the objectives referred to in...
Article 4.(1) During a transitional period running from 1 January 1994...
Article 5.After the end of the transitional period referred to in...
Article 6.Measures for the implementation of this Regulation, including those designed...
Article 7.(1) The Commission shall be assisted by the Statistical Programme...
Article 8.The statistical units of the production system referred to in...
Article 9.This Regulation shall enter into force on the 20th day...
STATISTICAL UNITS OF THE PRODUCTION SYSTEM IN THE COMMUNITY
1. A unit can be geographically identified. A distinction is made...
2. The local level here means the territory corresponding to the...
3. The regional levels are defined by the nomenclature of territorial...
4. The observation and analytical units are defined in such a...
5. The rules regarding geographical criteria must be in order to...
1. The economic activity of production — hereinafter referred to as...
2. Activities are determined by reference to a specific level of...
4. If no value-added figures are available, other criteria must be...
5. Units are classified in terms of their activities. If one...
6. Principal and secondary activities are backed up by ancillary activities,...
7. The notion of ancillary activities is developed in section IV...
SECTION III Definitions of units and explanatory notes specific to each unit
1. For certain observations and analyses it is sometimes useful and...
2. Within the meaning of the Seventh Directive, a group is...
3. This definition as it stands, is not suitable for statistical...
4. An enterprise group is a set of enterprises controlled by...
5. Enterprise groups are often bound together by various types of...
6. It is useful to recognize all (majority and minority) links...
7. In view of the implications of the different accounting directives,...
8. The enterprise group unit is particularly useful for financial analyses...
SECTION IV Additional explanatory notes
1. An activity must be regarded as ancillary if it satisfies...
2. The distinction between ancillary, principal and secondary activity can be...
3. Thus, the general rule is that, since production processes are...
4. Having regard to the definition in point 1, the following...
5. If ancillary activities are carried out for the benefit of...
6. If ancillary activities are carried out basically for the benefit...
7. If ancillary activities are organized in such a way as...
8. It is possible that an activity starts out as ancillary...
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