| Description | Globalisation poses many challenges to those who compile, interpret, analyse and compare complex statistics. Multinational companies, global value chains, Special Purpose Vehicles and the associated capital flows and stocks could seriously affect National Accounts and International Investment Position Statistics. The session examines in the light of trade and multinational enterprise data how these effects might be treated to avoid interpretations that are misleading and not in line with economic fundamentals, and how different countries can be compared based on complex data sets. |
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| Organisers | Hungarian Statistical Association |
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| Chair | Gergely Tardos (OTP Research) |
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| Presentation #1 | How to deal with the challenges posed by globalisation?
Peter van de Ven (OECD) |
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| Presentation #2 | How to analyse sustainability in the globalised Europe?
Svjetlana Jankoviĉ Šoja (University of Belgrade)
Dana Bucalo Jeliĉ (University of Belgrade)
Ružica Papiĉ (University of Belgrade) |
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| Presentation #3 | Towards to interpretable FDI data in external statistics - Filtering distortions arising from globalisation from data of multinational enterprises - Practice of the Central Bank of Hungary
Beáta Montvai (Central Bank of Hungary) |
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| Discussant | Aurel Schubert (European Central Bank) |
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