| Gross value added (GVA) measures the value newly created as a result of the production activity of national institutional units. Gross value added is the difference between global production and intermediate consumption, and is expressed in basic prices. Data on the number of employees by voivodeships has been grouped according to the actual (permanent) place of work of employees. The average number of employees in a year has been assumed for conversions per 1 employee. Data on employees (excluding employees in the grey economy) concern people performing work that brings them earnings or income. The employed include: - persons employed under an employment contract, - employers and self-employed persons, namely: a) owners, co-owners and lessees of individual farms in agriculture (including helping members of their families), i.e. those working on individual farms (with an area of agricultural land up to 1 ha and over 1 ha) and individual owners of farm animals who do not have agricultural land, b) owners and co-owners (including helping members of their families; excluding partners in companies who do not work in the company) of entities conducting business activity outside individual farms in agriculture, c) other self-employed persons, e.g. persons performing freelance professions, - persons performing outwork, - agents (including helping members of their families and persons employed by agents), - members of agricultural production cooperatives (agricultural production cooperatives and cooperatives established on their basis and agricultural circle cooperatives), - clergy performing pastoral duties.
Data were grouped by voivodeships and divided into types of activity according to the Polish Classification of Activities using the method of local units of the type of activity, i.e. according to the seat and the basic type of activity of the local unit of the enterprise. |
