The Monthly Integrated Survey of Selected Industries (MISSI) is one of the designated statistical activities undertaken by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). The survey gathers monthly data on employment, compensation, production, net sales, inventories, and capacity utilization from manufacturing establishments.

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) serves as the central statistical authority of the government that compiles and generates International Merchandise Trade Statistics (IMTS) or commonly known as Foreign Trade Statistics. IMTS is one of the designated statistics released by PSA, which was approved under Executive Order No. 352 - Designation of Statistical Activities That Will Generate Critical Data for Decision Making of the Government and the Private Sector.

The stability and growth of a country’s economy hinges on its ability to produce goods and services for both domestic and international use. Labor represents an important factor of production, hence, the improvement of the quality of the labor force, and efforts to make it more productive and responsive to growth are necessary for the development of the economy. A clear knowledge and understanding of the size, composition, and other characteristics of the segment of the population is a big step in this direction. A continuing supply of the data on labor force is indispensable to national and local development planning.

The Producer Price Survey (PPS) is conducted by PSA to collect monthly producer prices of industry products produced by sample establishments in the manufacturing section. It measures the average change over time in the prices of products or commodities produced by domestic manufacturers and sold at factory gate prices to wholesalers and/or other consumers in the domestic market relative to a base period.

The use of digital media and transactions has been part of many activities globally. With the technological advancement in various industries, the digital economy has evolved, and the use of digital technologies has become more accessible. Although these advances in technology resulted in a more complex measurement of the digital economy, there are various country efforts done to measure the contribution of digital activities to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). However, it was noted that measuring digital activities has been challenging due to issues on definition, classification, and measurement.

This Fisheries Situation Report is released every quarter, which presents the data on the volume and value of production of fisheries during the reference quarter. It contains information on the current situation by major species of the four fisheries subsectors, namely, commercial, municipal and inland fisheries, and aquaculture. The data are the results of the four (4) fisheries surveys regularly conducted by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). These surveys are the following:

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) serves as the central authority of the government that compiles and generates International Merchandise Trade Statistics (IMTS) or commonly known as Foreign Trade Statistics. IMTS is one of the designated statistics released by PSA which was approved under Executive Order No. 352.

The stability and growth of a country’s economy hinges on its ability to produce goods and services for both domestic and international use. Labor represents an important factor of production, hence, the improvement of the quality of the labor force, and efforts to make it more productive and responsive to growth are necessary for the development of the economy. A clear knowledge and understanding of the size, composition, and other characteristics of the segment of the population is a big step in this direction. A continuing supply of the data on labor force is indispensable to national and local development planning.

The Duck Situation Report presents the industry situation in terms of volume and value of production, monthly average farmgate and retail prices, and volume and value of duck imports. It serves as a ready reference for the various clients and stakeholders of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) in the agriculture sector.

The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) serves as the central statistical authority of the government that compiles and generates International Merchandise Trade Statistics (IMTS) or commonly known as Foreign Trade Statistics. IMTS is one of the designated statistics released by PSA, which was approved under Executive Order No. 352 - Designation of Statistical Activities That Will Generate Critical Data for Decision Making of the Government and the Private Sector.