@article{3929870,
      url = {http://digitallibrary.un.org/record/3929870},
      title = {Classification by broad economic categories defined in  terms of the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding  System (2012) and the Central Product Classification, 2.1},
      publisher = {UN,},
      abstract = {BEC aims to analyse international trade statistics by  large economic classes of goods and services, based on the  main outputs of corresponding industries, to facilitate  broad analyses of trade and production. Furthermore, it can  be used to identify SNA end-use dimensions (intermediate  consumption, gross fixed capital formation, final  consumption). BEC, Revision 5, has more levels than the  previous revisions and provides better guidance on end-use  categories for analytical purposes. The main changes are  that: -It provides a new top level of broad economic  categories, based on the main outputs of corresponding  industries, to facilitate broad analyses of trade and  production. -It adds services and therefore refers to  products rather than goods. -It identifies SNA end-use as a  separate dimension. -It adds a new variable (the  specification dimension) to differentiate intermediate  inputs that are generic, i.e. consumed across a wide range  of industries, from those that are specified, i.e.  typically consumed only in one specific industry.},
      recid = {3929870},
      pages = {22 p. :},
      address = {New York :. 2018},
      year = {2018},
}