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Pakistan NTA Data Analysis 2011-12

Explore Pakistan's National Transfer Accounts (NTA) data from various surveys and ministries, identifying age reporting issues and correcting methods. Analyze impacts on health, education, and income for effective policymaking.

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Pakistan NTA Data Analysis 2011-12

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  1. PakistanNational transfer accountsDURRE NAYAB & OMER SIDDIQUEPakistan INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (pide), Islamabad, pakistan

  2. Data Being Used • Pakistan Social and Living Measurement survey 2011-12 • Household Income and Expenditure Survey 2011-12 • National Health Accounts 2011-12 • National Accounts 2011-12 • Data from Ministries of Finance and IPCC All surveys are nationally representative and conducted by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics Advantage: Consistent definitions and periodic rounds of the survey conducted, which would be helpful in revising/updating the NTA

  3. Issues in Age Reporting Severe problems of age-heaping and digit preference were identified in the Pakistani data, having serious implications for the construction of the NTA. Several methods were used to correct the problem, including: • Taking mean of the reported ages in several surveys • The method suggested by Feeney • The Arriaga’s formula • The United Nations method • The method suggested by Carmada, et al.

  4. Adjusted AgesUsing the Carmada et al., Method

  5. Impact on Numbers at Each Age

  6. Private Health Consumption1. Out of Pocket2. Other Private

  7. Public Health Consumption

  8. Total Health ConsumptionIncluding Public, Private, other Private and Rest of the World

  9. Private Education Consumption

  10. Public Education Consumption

  11. Total Education Consumption

  12. Other Consumption: Public and Private

  13. Labour Income: Employed including pension

  14. Income of Self-employed and Unpaid Labour

  15. Total Income

  16. Age Profile:Consumption and Income

  17. Aggregate Controls

  18. Allocation of NTA Primary Income (Billion PKR)

  19. Aggregate Lifecycle Flows (Billion PKR)

  20. Data Issues • Other Current Transfers • Sub-Categories 1. Net non-life insurance premia 2. Non-life insurances claims 3. Current transfers with government 4. Current International cooperation 5. Miscellaneous current transfers

  21. Thank You

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