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Robust Variable Estimation by Combining Administrative data sources Statistics Belgium Guy.Vekeman@economie.fgov.be Information sources and prior work: 1. MEETS ESSNet project on Use of Administrative Data in Business Statistics 2.


  1. Robust Variable Estimation by Combining Administrative data sources Statistics Belgium Guy.Vekeman@economie.fgov.be Information sources and prior work: 1. MEETS ESSNet project on Use of Administrative Data in Business Statistics 2. Monobenificiary grant : “ Improving the Robustness of a Ratio Imputation Scheme”

  2. Structural Business Statistics • Admin data: – VAT Tax data – Profit and loss accounts (P&L) – Social security data on employment & personnel cost • Survey data: mainly breakdowns – Cost items – Revenue specifications • Combining the two => Statistical variables

  3. Quality issues with admin. data • VAT turnover/cost ≠ Accounting turnover/ costs • P&L acc’s for SME’s : TO/Csts not compulsory • P&L acc’s for self-employed: not compulsory Missing info in 2 non-survey years imputed: • Previous survey data of the respondent • Former (survey year) and new administrative data SMEs: reconciliation of admin proxies derived from VAT with others from P&L acc’s

  4. Para-data: monitoring process ( For 3 ‘user groups ’: ) Obs COMMENT COUNT 10 FTE>50 and Pers.Cost exceeds Val.add. 629 23 Hours Worked/FTE < 1200 175 • Statistical process analysts : ‘ cryptic info’ on coherence checks/ & 24 Hours Worked/FTE > 2200 13 frequency of use of program branches and subroutines 25 Hours Worked/FTE > 2600 3 • For statisticians: E.g. end-of-process reporting on 1) ‘ frequency of anomalies ’ in microdata or 2) origin/type of admin proxies used • For methodologists: E.g. Distribution analysis on match between VAT admin proxy and observed variables. Better matching proxy for VAT ‘ purchases ’: bias removed, skewness & dispersion reduced …

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