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Table D—4 (Continued)
Sources to this table (Continued):
Sources: All data are from CIA, GNP I970, p. 57, except for
poultry. The poultry inventory data are from Selkhoz 1971, p. 273.
The poultry price is derived by Margaret Hughes and Barbara ‘
Severin in JEC, Agriculture, p. 51.
(4) Capital repair is derived as the sum of collective-farm outlays
(0.918 billion rubles), amortization deductions for capital repair
(14.663 billion rubles), and budget expenditures for capital repair
(3.419 billion rubles). The collective-farm outlays are from CIA,
GNP I 970, p. 55. The amortization deductions are from Narkhoz
I 978, p. 532. The budget expenditures reported for union-republic
budgets (2.4993 billion rubles—Gosbyudzhet I972, p. 81) are
assumed to represent 73.1 percent of total budget-financed capital
repair expenditures, the same share as used in the derivation of the
acquisition of equipment by budget-supported institutions in item
3,a,(1) above.
b. Inventories. See CIA, GNP I970, p. 55.
4. Research and development. This item is derived as the sum of
wages (5.020 billion rubles), social insurance deductions (0.276
billion rubles), depreciation (0.165 billion rubles), profits (0.094
billion rubles), charges for special funds (0.325 billion rubles), and
material expenditures (4.463 billion rubles). The wage bill is derived
from employment (2.999 mi1lion—Narkh0z I978, p. 366) and the
average wage rate (139.5 rubles per month-—-Ibid, p. 373). Social
insurance deductions are calculated as 5.5 percent of the wage bill
(CIA, GNP I970, p. 56). Depreciation, profits, and charges for
special funds are estimated in table D-9. Material expenditures are
estimated in the same manner. as the corresponding component of
the research and development index (appendix B, table B-18).
5. Outlays n.e.c.
a. Net exports. This was derived as the difference between total
exports and total imports valued in foreign trade prices (Narkhoz
1978, p. 547). .
b. Defense n.e.c., unidentified outlays, and statistical discrepancy.
This was derived as the difference between total outlays (item 8) and
the sum of items 1 through 4; 5,a; and 7.
6. Consolidated total value of goods and services exclusive of sales
to households. This was derived as the sum of items 1 through 5.
7. Transfer outlays. See table D-1, item 8.
8. Consolidated total outlays. These are equal to total incomes, table
D-3, item 9.
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