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National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Standard for price index of
printed document
1 Subject content and scope of application
GB/T 15693—1995
This standard specifies the calculation method of the price index of printed documents, and reasonably determines the collection scope, focus and collection of printed documents.
This standard is applicable to various types of information and document work institutions and publishing and distribution institutions. 2 Referenced standards
GB/T131911 Statistical standard for information and document work institutions GB4894—85 Vocabulary of information and document work Basic terms 3 Terms
The following terms apply to this standard.
3.1 Information work institution: an organization engaged in document work and having the functions of processing, analyzing and disseminating information. Such as information institutes, etc. 3.2 Document work institution: an organization whose main functions are to collect, organize, disseminate and use documents. Such as document centers, libraries, etc. 3.3 Printed documents: printed carriers that record knowledge. Such as printed books and serial publications. 3.4 Books: generally refers to documents with no less than 49 pages and consisting of a book-day unit. 3.5 Book price: the price set or recommended by the publishing house (publisher) for the published books without discount. 3.6 Book fees: the book fees actually paid by the information and documentation work agency, including basic pricing, taxes, discounts, service fees, etc. 3.7 Serial publications: printed or non-printed publications, published in batches, usually with numbers or year-month-day sequence marks, and planned to be published regularly or irregularly. Serial publications include periodicals, newspapers and other documents, such as series of reports, academic journals, series of conference proceedings and monographs. 3.8 Serial publication price: the price of serial publications set by the publishing house (publisher). 3.9 Serial publication fees: the serial publication fees actually paid by the information and documentation work agency, including basic pricing, taxes, discounts, service fees, etc.
3.10. Price index: the percentage of the price in the reporting period to the price in the base period used as a comparison standard. 3.11 National price index: an index reflecting the price changes of printed documents in a country. 3.12 Local price index: an index reflecting the price changes of printed documents in one or a group of information and documentation institutions. 3.13 Overall price index: an index reflecting the price changes of multiple or all types, disciplines and all printed documents. 3.14 Individual price index: an index reflecting the price changes of printed documents of a certain type, discipline or physical unit. 3.15 Cost index: the percentage of the cost in the reporting period to the cost in the base period used as a comparison standard. 3.16 National cost index: an index reflecting the price changes of printed documents in a country. 3.17 Local cost index: an index reflecting the price changes of printed documents in one or a group of information and documentation institutions. 3.18 Overall cost index: an index reflecting the price changes of multiple or all types, disciplines and all printed documents. Approved by the National Technical Supervision Committee on 8/27/1995, CB/T 15693—1995, 3.19 Individual cost index: An index reflecting the cost changes of a certain type, subject or physical unit of printed documents. 3.20 Physical unit: A unit of calculation for a collection of documents, which is separated from other units by binding, packaging or other technical means. 3.21 Basic year: the year used as a comparison standard, 3.22 Calendar year, AD era,
4 Price index and cost index of books
4.1 Books included in the index statistics
Various printed books published openly and privately at home and abroad, 4.2 Books not included in the index statistics
. Books published for advertising purposes, such as commodity catalogs, timetables, telephone, festival and monthly lists, calendars, etc., b. Single sheet of music, surveying and mapping, graphic documents, etc.; c. Books without a fixed price.
4.3 Index subjects
Appendix A lists the 22 basic categories of the "Chinese Library Book Classification" for index subject classification. In addition, children's books and middle and primary school textbooks need to determine the index separately, but no longer be classified by subject. 4. 4 Basis for calculating prices and costs
Prices should come from the national bookstore or publishing and distribution departments. Various price indices can be calculated directly. Costs should be based on the purchase price, including all costs paid in domestic and foreign publishing and distribution departments. Local cost indices should be determined based on individual or group (system or region) conditions and the physical units or categories of documents in the documentation work agency. Calculation of national cost index, overall cost index and individual cost index are based on local cost index. 4.5 Calculation method
Price index and cost index are first classified and counted according to 22 basic categories and special series of children's books and primary and secondary school textbooks. Secondly, the prices are counted according to the following items respectively. Index and cost index. Statistics are made for foreign and Hong Kong and Taiwan editions based on the language (mainly Western, Russian, Japanese, and Chinese)! 6. Statistics are made for domestic editions based on the language (mainly Chinese, foreign languages, and domestic minority languages): c. Statistics are made for domestic editions based on public and private publication and distribution methods. The statistical period is one year.
The average price during the reporting period is divided by the average price during the basic period, and then multiplied by 100%. The result is the price index number for the reporting period. All price indices are calculated using the same method, see the following formula 1 Average price -
Total price
Number of books
Average price during the reporting period
×100%
Reporting period price index figure=
Basic period average price
Reporting period average cost divided by basic period average cost, then multiplied by 100%, the result is the reporting period cost index figure. All cost indices are calculated using the same method, see the following formula: Total cost
Average cost=
Book number
Reporting period cost index figure 2
Reporting period average cost
Basic period average cost
The basic period of calculation should be consistent with the basic period of other indices related to information and documentation management, such as: government budget index and consumer price index. Basic period.
4.6 Index description
All book price indices and cost indices based on this standard should be described in detail, and it should also be stated which category of price and cost products in this standard are included.
5 Serial publication price index and cost index 5.1 Serial publications included in the index statistics a. Periodicals:
b. Newspapers;
Series of reports:
d. Journals of academic societies;
e. Series of conference proceedings,
f. Monograph series:
Other serial publications.
5.2 Serial publications not included in the index statistics Serial publications without price.
5.3 Basis for calculating prices and costs
GB/T 15693—1995
All price indices for serial publications are based on the prices set by the publishing house (publisher): the local cost index for serial publications is calculated based on the total costs actually paid by domestic and foreign distribution departments, and the national cost index, overall cost index, and individual cost index are all calculated based on the local cost index. 5.4 Calculation method
Price and cost data can be collected in full or given through a sample survey of typical cases. Among them, the "periodical group index should be determined as far as possible according to the 22 basic categories of the Chinese Library Classification (see Appendix A). At the same time, statistics should be conducted on foreign and Hong Kong and Taiwan editions based on the language type (mainly Western, general, Japanese, and Chinese). The price index and cost index of domestic editions of periodicals should be calculated separately based on the language type (mainly Chinese, foreign languages, and domestic minority languages), and the open and non-open publication methods. The statistical period is usually one calendar year. The total price of all serial publications divided by the number of types is the average price of serial publications. The average price of the reporting period is divided by the average price of the basic period, and then multiplied by 100%, which is the price index number for the reporting period. All price indices are calculated using the same method, as shown in the following formula:
Price total
Average price = Number of serial publications
Average price of the reporting period
Price index of the reporting period
Average price of the basic period
X 100%
The total cost of all serial publications divided by the number of serial publications is the average cost of serial publications. The average cost of the reporting period is divided by the average cost of the base period.Multiply it by 100% to get the cost index figure for the reporting period. All cost indexes are calculated using the same method, see the following formula:
Total cost
Average cost=
Number of serial publications
Average cost for the reporting period
Cost index figure for the reporting period—
Average cost for the basic period
5.5Index description
× 100%
All serial publication price figures and cost indices based on this standard should be explained. It should also be stated which category of price and cost source and index figures in this standard they are from, the scale of the sample survey and the proportion of the total, the selection principle of typical examples for the sample survey, and a clear definition of the basic year (basic period) and the reporting year (reporting period). CB/T 15693—1995
Appendix A
Basic categories of China Library Classification (reference)
China Library Classification (third edition, February 1990) 22 basic categories: A
Marxism, Leninism, Mao Zedong Thought B
General Social Sciences
Politics, Law
Culture, Science, Education, Sports
Language, Writingbzxz.net
History, Geography Physics
General natural sciences
Mathematical sciences and chemistry
Astronomy, earth sciences
Biological sciences
Medicine, health
Agricultural sciences
Industrial technology
Transportation
Aerospace, aerospace
Environmental sciences, labor protection sciences
Comprehensive books
Additional notes 1
This standard was proposed by the National Technical Committee for Documentation Standardization. This standard was drafted by the Lanzhou Documentation and Information Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The main drafter of this standard is Sun Chengquan.
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