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Report of the meeting | |||||
Session 1: New Data sources | |||||
New data sources in the UK CPI, Jack Philips, United Kingdom | |||||
Integrating big data in the Belgian CPI, Ken Van Loon, Dorien Roels, Belgium | |||||
The practical experiences of collecting Big Data to compiling CPI of the General Statistics Office of Viet Nam (GSO), Thuy Nguyen Van, Viet Nam | |||||
Using scanner data for sports equipment, Kjersti Nyborg Hov, Norway | |||||
Exploring new administrative data sources for the development of the CPI: The Portuguese experience with actual rentals for housing, Vítor Mendonça, Portugal | |||||
Compilation of Experimental Price Indexes using Big Data and Machine Learning: A Comparative Analysis and Validity Verification, Kimiaki Shinozaki, Japan | |||||
Poster Session | |||||
Mobile On-Field Price Collection App - Open source survey app for tablet or desktop, Stefan Röthlisberger, Switzerland | |||||
The introduction of Scanner Data in the Luxembourg CPI, Claude Lamboray, Luxembourg | |||||
Quality adjustment methods when calculating CPI, Martin Nielsen, Denmark | |||||
Challenges of education services during the compilation of the Uganda National CPI (NCPI), Vincent Nsubuga, Uganda | |||||
Mexican CPI Statistical Sample Design Proposal, Rafael Gaona, Mexico | |||||
Web scraping in the CPI, Andrew Tomadini, Australia | |||||
What contributes to annual inflation? New OECD database, Anne-Sophie Fraisse, OECD | |||||
Kazakhstan's experience in CPI compilation, Assel Shauyenova, Kazakhstan | ENG/RUS | ||||
A New Vehicles Transaction Price Index, Robert Cage, United States | |||||
Classifying scanner data according to COICOP, Dirk-Jan Hoogerdijk, Eurostat | |||||
Storable Goods, Chain Drifts, and the Cost of Living Index, Tsutomu Watanabe, University of Tokyo | |||||
Session 2: Services in the CPI | |||||
Incorporating the share economy into the Australian CPI, Andrew Tomadini, Australia | |||||
Pricing the Internet - The Internet Access Services Component of the Canadian CPI, Ross Beck-MacNeil, Canada | |||||
Price Persistence of Services in the Swedish CPI, Emanuel Carlsson, Sweden | |||||
Rentals for housing: A model-based estimator of inflation from administrative data, Alan Bentley, New Zealand | |||||
Session 3a: Methodological issues in CPI compilation | |||||
Measuring substitution bias and the CPI – theory and practice, Andrew Tomadini, Australia | |||||
Estimating the Benefits and Costs of New and Disappearing Products, Erwin Diewert, Vancouver School of Economics, University of British Columbia | |||||
Possible reasons of bias in estimating the Cost of Living Index by the CPI, Levan Karsaulidze, Georgia | |||||
Measuring Consumer inflation in a digitalised economy, Anne-Sophie Fraisse, OECD | |||||
Adjusting CPI (and related government statistics) for potential biases from quality change and new goods in an age of digital technologies, David Friedman, United States | |||||
Session 3b: Methodological issues in CPI compilation | |||||
Quality adjustment in the Irish CPI, Joseph Keating, Matt Murtagh, Ireland | |||||
How (not) to treat seasonal products, Jens Mehrhoff, Eurostat | |||||
Different approaches and methods for strong seasonal items in CPI, Cem Bas, Turkey | |||||
Room document: The Impacts of Weight Changes on CPI: A Case Study in Mongolia, Khuderchuluun Batsukh, Batsukh Delgertsogt, Mongolia | |||||
Poster Session | |||||
A comparative study between the Geary-Khamis and chained Jevons method for Dutch supermarkets, Anotonio Chessa, Netherlands | |||||
The harmonization of the CPI in the East African Community Partner states (EAC), Fidèle Iranyibutse, Burundi | |||||
Circular Error in Price Index Numbers Based on Scanner Data, Kristiina Nieminen, Satu Montonen, Finland | |||||
Using household expenditure weights in the CPI compilation: democratic vs. plutocratic weights, Michel Sekimonyo, Canada | |||||
Optimization of the Sample of Outlets in the Swedish CPI, Kristina Strandberg, Olivia Stahl, Sweden | |||||
Coverage Bias and the Effect of Re-Launches in Scanner Data: A Coffee Index, Asa Bilius, Olivia Stahl, Can Tongur, Sweden | |||||
Organization of the CPI statistics in Russia, Mikhail Afonin, Russian Federation | ENG/RUS | ||||
An Integrated e-Data Survey to enhance Thailand price index compilation, Wichanun Niwatjinda, Thailand | |||||
Treatment of Missing Observations and their Replacements, Amrita Nathaniel, Trinidad and Tobago | |||||
Session 4: Understanding and meeting different user needs | |||||
Reporting on inflation - A new approach in the Netherlands, Jan Walschots, Netherlands | |||||
Developing the range of consumer price statistics in the UK, Helen Sands, United Kingdom | |||||
CPI, owner-occupied housing and measures of underlying inflation in monetary policy - a case study, Bernhard Goldhammer, Martin Eiglsperger, European Central Bank | |||||
Population Subgroup Price Indexes: Evidence of Heterogeneity or Measurement Error? Robert Cage, United States | |||||
Inflation in a time of inequality: Assessing the relevance of cost of living measures for the poor, Patrick Kelly, South Africa | |||||
Session 5: Updating of the 2004 CPI Manual | |||||
Updating of the 2004 CPI Manual, Brian Graf, Editor & Margarida Martins, IMF | |||||
Panel Session: Looking back and future challenges in CPI | |||||
Official CPI – One hundred years of history, Valentina Stoevska, ILO | |||||
The meetings of the Group of Experts on CPI - 40 years on, David Fenwick, United Kingdom | |||||
Session 6: Future Work | |||||
Proposals for future work, James Tucker, United Kingdom | |||||
Special Session for EECCA and SEE countries | |||||
Missing items, Randi Johannessen, Norway | |||||
CPI: achievements and further directions in improving the organization and methodology of calculations, Olha Kalabukha, Ukraine | ENG/RUS | ||||
The EU harmonized HICP, Jarko Pasanen, Eurostat | |||||
The experimental calculation of the Harmonized CPI for the CIS countries, Zoya Basova, CIS-STAT | ENG/RUS | ||||
The system of price indices in individual sectors of the economy. Development of methodology to maximize cross-sectoral consistency, Irina Goryacheva, CIS-STAT | ENG/RUS | ||||
Meeting of the Group of Experts on Consumer Price Indices
07 - 09 May 2018
Palais des Nations Geneva Switzerland