1 Continuing importance of Customs data for
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Description: 1 Continuing importance of Customs data for official international trade statistics Ronald Jansen Chief of the Trade Statistics Branch United Nations Statistics Division DESA Email Jansen1unorg or BigDataunorg Development of
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1 Continuing importance of Customs data for official international trade statistics Ronald Jansen Chief of the Trade Statistics Branch United Nations Statistics Division / DESA E-mail: Jansen1@un.org or BigData@un.org Development of national, regional and international trade policy, including trade negotiations, monitoring trade agreements and settling trade disputes; Establishing general economic policy, including policies on sustainable development, fiscal, monetary, structural and sectoral matters, as well as addressing issues relating to environmental and health concerns; Market analysis to find supply sources or foreign markets and, in combination with structural business statistics, to determine economic characteristics of traders; Infrastructure planning (harbours, airports, roads, etc.); Purposes of Trade Statistics 3 4 5 Global Value Chains Costa Rica’s Position in the Medical Devices GVC Harvard - 11 March 2014 6 Costa Rica: Trade by Enterprise Statistics Costa Rica: Trade by Enterprise Statistics 9 Matching Imports and Exports Data Customs – Statistics Cooperation Mandatory elements of Customs declarations (while not adding administrative or financial burden to Customs and traders – e.g. through ASYCUDA) Quantity information Country of consignment Enterprise identification (Economic owner) Statistical requirements in a memorandum of understanding between Customs and the national statistical office Access to information such as shipping manifests and other additional electronic information 10 11 Thank you Ronald Jansen Chief of the Trade Statistics Branch United Nations Statistics Division / DESA E-mail: Jansen1@un.org or BigData@un.org
