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May retail trade turnover grows by 1.3%
Belgrade,
30 June 2014
The Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia stated today that the retail trade turnover in May 2014 compared with May 2013 increased by 1.3% at current prices and decreased by 0.3% at constant prices.
In May 2014, compared to April 2014, turnover of retail trade decreased by 1% at current prices and by 0.8% at constant prices.
Turnover of retail trade in the period January - May 2014, compared to the same period 2013, increased by 3.2% at current prices and by 1.4% at constant prices.
Retail trade turnover (division 47 of CA) is obtained from monthly statistical survey “Monthly report on retail trade”, based on the sample and on VAT reports received from the Tax Administration.
All published indices should be regarded as preliminary, meaning that certain corrections can appear on the basis of the estimated results, obtained from the regular statistical surveys that are conducted on the increased number of sample units.
The turnover indices at constant prices are obtained by deflating the indices at current prices by the corresponding indices of consumer prices, excluding: water (from public utility systems), electricity and motor vehicles, motorcycles and parts.
Turnover of retail trade in the period January - May 2014, compared to the same period 2013, increased by 3.2% at current prices and by 1.4% at constant prices.
Retail trade turnover (division 47 of CA) is obtained from monthly statistical survey “Monthly report on retail trade”, based on the sample and on VAT reports received from the Tax Administration.
All published indices should be regarded as preliminary, meaning that certain corrections can appear on the basis of the estimated results, obtained from the regular statistical surveys that are conducted on the increased number of sample units.
The turnover indices at constant prices are obtained by deflating the indices at current prices by the corresponding indices of consumer prices, excluding: water (from public utility systems), electricity and motor vehicles, motorcycles and parts.
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