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In "Regional Indicator Comparison" you can select one region and up to five indicators, depending on the screen size.
The information provided varies by indicator, so please review it before use.

Whole country Incheon Seoul Gyeonggi-do Gangwon State Chungcheongbuk-do Sejong City Daejeon Chungcheongnam-do Gyeongsangbuk-do Daegu Ulsan Busan Gyeongsangnam-do Jeollabuk-do Gwangju Jeollanam-do Jeju
Jung-gu Seo-gu Gyeyang-gu Bupyeong-gu Dong-gu Michuhol-gu Yeonsu-gu Namdong-gu Ganghwa-gun Ongjin-gun
Jangseong-gun Yeonggwang-gun Hampyeong-gun Muan-gun Sinan-gun Mokpo-si Yeongam-gun Naju-si Hwasun-gun Damyang-gun Gokseong-gun Gurye-gun Gwangyang-si Suncheon-si Boseong-gun Jangheung-gun Gangjin-gun Haenam-gun Jindo-gun Wando-gun Goheung-gun Yeosu-si
Geumjeong-gu Haeundae-gu Dongnae-gu Yeonje-gu Suyeong-gu Nam-gu Yeongdo-gu Jung-gu Dong-gu Seo-gu Saha-gu Sasang-gu Busanjin-gu Buk-gu Gangseo-gu Gijang-gun
Miryang-si Yangsan-si Gimhae-si Changwon-si Jinju-si Sacheon-si Geoje-si Tongyeong-si Geochang-gun Hamyang-gun Sancheong-gun Hadong-gun Namhae-gun Goseong-gun Haman-gun Uiryeong-gun Changnyeong-gun Hapcheon-gun
Gunsan-si Iksan-si Gimje-si Jeonju-si Wanju-gun Jinan-gun Muju-gun Jangsu-gun Imsil-gun Sunchang-gun Buan-gun Gochang-gun Jeongeup-si Namwon-si
Sejong City
Seosan-si Taean-gun Hongseong-gun Yesan-gun Dangjin-si Asan-si Cheonan-si Gongju-si Cheongyang-gun Buyeo-gun Seocheon-gun Geumsan-gun Gyeryong-si Boryeong-si Nonsan-si
Yuseong-gu Daedeok-gu Seo-gu Jung-gu Dong-gu
Ulleung-gun Uljin-gun Bonghwa-gun Yeongju-si Yecheon-gun Mungyeong-si Sangju-si Uiseong-gun Andong-si Yeongyang-gun Yeongdeok-gun Cheongsong-gun Pohang-si Yeongcheon-si Gyeongju-si Gumi-si Chilgok-gun Gyeongsan-si Cheongdo-gun Goryeong-gun Seongju-gun Gimcheon-si
Buk-gu Jung-gu Nam-gu Dong-gu Ulju-gun
Gwangsan-gu Seo-gu Buk-gu Nam-gu Dong-gu
Gunwi-gun Dong-gu Buk-gu Seo-gu Jung-gu Nam-gu Suseong-gu Dalseo-gu Dalseong-gun
Pocheon-si Yeoncheon-gun Gapyeong-gun Yangpyeong-gun Dongducheon-si Paju-si Yangju-si Uijeongbu-si Namyangju-si Guri-si Hanam-si Gimpo-si Goyang-si Bucheon-si Gwangmyeong-si Siheung-si Anyang-si Gwacheon-si Ansan-si Gunpo-si Uiwang-si Suwon-si Hwaseong-si Osan-si Yongin-si Anseong-si Pyeongtaek-si Icheon-si Yeoju-si Gwangju-si Seongnam-si
Gangseo-gu Yangcheon-gu Guro-gu Yeongdeungpo-gu Dongjak-gu Gwanak-gu Geumcheon-gu Mapo-gu Seodaemun-gu Eunpyeong-gu Jongno-gu Seongbuk-gu Gangbuk-gu Dobong-gu Nowon-gu Jungnang-gu Dongdaemun-gu Seongdong-gu Jung-gu Yongsan-gu Seocho-gu Gangnam-gu Songpa-gu Gangdong-gu Gwangjin-gu
Cheongju-si Jeungpyeong-gun Jincheon-gun Eumseong-gun Goesan-gun Danyang-gun Boeun-gun Okcheon-gun Yeongdong-gun Chungju-si Jecheon-si
Cheorwon-gun Hwacheon-gun Yanggu-gun Inje-gun Sokcho-si Goseong-gun Yangyang-gun Gangneung-si Pyeongchang-gun Hongcheon-gun Chuncheon-si Hoengseong-gun Wonju-si Yeongwol-gun Jeongseon-gun Samcheok-si Donghae-si Taebaek-si
Jeju-si Seogwipo-si

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List of Selected Indicators

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    Employment rate

    Employment Rate Among Population Aged 15 and Over
    Among the population aged 15 and over, military personnel, conscripted police officers, social service agent and convicted prison inmates are excluded.
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    Unemployment rate

    The Proportion of the Unemployed within the Economically Active Population (Employed + Unemployed)
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    Participation rate

    The Proportion of the Economically Active Population (Employed + Unemployed) among Those Aged 15 and over.
    Among the population aged 15 and over, military personnel, conscripted police officers, social service agent and convicted prison inmates are excluded.
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    Employed persons

    The number of  employed people from the population aged 15 and over
  • Average monthly total wages

    1) Establishments with at least 1 regular employee
    2) For all employees (regular + temporary/daily workers) 
    3) Wages refer to pre-tax wages 
  • Average monthly working hours

     
    											
    										
  • Labor Productivity Index

    Labor Productivity Index = Index of All Industry Production(Labor Productivity Index)/Labor Input Index*100
    (Non-agricultural sector)
  • Household Income

    As of January 1st to December 31st of the previous year (annual income)
    Based on regular income. Regular income=Earned income+Self-employment income+Property income+Transfer income
  • Houshold Assets

    As of March 31st
  • Houshold Total Liabilities

    As of March 31st
  • Household Net Worth

    The value after subtracting household liabilities from household assets.
    As of March 31st
  • Gini Coefficient

    It is an index representing income inequality, where a value closer to 0 indicates equality, and a value closer to 1 indicates inequality.
    (Based on disposable income)
  • Income Quintile Share Ratio

    It is the value obtained by dividing the average income of the top 20% income group by the average income of the bottom 20% income group. A higher value indicates a larger income gap between the two groups.
    (Based on disposable income)
  • Average Monthly Household Income per Household

    It includes all cash and existing goods obtained by households' participation in production activities, compensation for capital investment, current transfers from other households or economic subjects, and income from other non-current activities. However, it does not include valuation profit or loss from asset transactions, transfers and holdings, or profit and loss from asset transactions.
  • Average Monthly Disposable Income per Household

    The amount of income a household can dispose of for consumption or savings after subtracting non-consumption expenditures (income - non-consumption expenditures).
  • Average Monthly Household Expenditure

    The expenditure for goods and services purchased for household operations, as well as obligatory expenditures such as taxes, pension contributions, social insurance, and other transfers made to households or non-profit organizations without compensation.
  • Average Monthly Household Consumption Expenditure

    The expenditure for goods and services purchased for household operations.
  • Value of Credit Card Transactions (Personal Cards)

     
    											
    										
  • Housing purchase price indices

    It refers to a value calculated by using the price ratio between the base period and the survey period conducted every period, converted into a figure where the base period is set to 100.
  • Housing Jeonse price Index

    It refers to a value calculated by using the price ratio between the base period and the survey period conducted every period, converted into a figure where the base period is set to 100.
  • Housing lease price indices

    It refers to a value calculated by using the price ratio between the base period and the survey period conducted every period, converted into a figure where the base period is set to 100.
  • Land Price Changing Rate

    It represents an increase of land price index at relevant period compared to the base point. 
    (Note) National land price statistics is an indicator to measure the general land price level fluctuation. It does not measure price level or price fluctuation of a specific region or individual land. 
  • Housing supply rate

    Housing supply rate=Number of housing÷Number of household
  • Cyclical Component of Coincident Index

    It is an index created by processing and combining individual indicators that fluctuate with actual business cycles. It is used to assess the current economic situation.
    This index is calculated by updating seasonal and irregular fluctuations every month, so the entire time series is revised monthly
  • Cyclical Component of Leading Index

    It is an index created by processing and combining individual indicators that fluctuate ahead of actual business cycles. It is used for short-term forecasting of future economic fluctuations.
    This index is calculated by updating seasonal and irregular fluctuations every month, so the entire time series is revised monthly
  • Composite Coincident Index

    It is an index created by processing and combining individual indicators that fluctuate with actual business cycles. It is used to assess the current economic situation.
  • Composite Leading Index

    It is an index created by processing and combining individual indicators that fluctuate ahead of actual business cycles. It is used for short-term forecasting of future economic fluctuations.
  • Composite Lagging Index

    It is an index created by processing and combining individual indicators that fluctuate with a lag behind actual business cycles. It is used for ex-post verification of the current economic situation.
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    Business Survey Index (Business Condition BSI)

    Business Survey Index : 
    Business Survey Index is compiled by examining changes in entrepreneurs' assessments, forecasts, and plans regarding domestic and international economic trends. It is used for short-term economic analysis and forecasting.
    This indicator represents the Business Performance BSI.
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    Composite Business Sentiment Index(CBSI)

    To improve the economic explanatory power and response ability of the main indicator by using various BSI items, Composite Business Sentiment Index is developed to represent the overall sentiment of enterprises regarding the economic situation.
  • Living Standard CSI

    Consumer Survey Index :
    The Consumer Survey Index is compiled monthly by the Bank of Korea by surveying consumers' perceptions of the economic situation and future consumption expenditure outlook. An index greater than 100 indicates a more positive outlook on the economy.
    This indicator represents the Living Standard CSI.
  • Composite Consumer Sentiment Index (CCSI)

    Composite Consumer Sentiment Index :
    It is an index synthesized by standardizing six Consumer Survey Indexes (such as Current Living Conditions), serving as a comprehensive indicator of consumer sentiment regarding the economic situation.
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    Economic Sentiment Index (ESI)

    Economic Sentiment Index :
    Economic Sentiment Index (ESI) that combines BSI and CSI is created to comprehensively understand the economic outlook of all private economic subjects including businesses and consumers.
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    Index of All Industry Production

    This index represents the flow and changes in production activities of goods and services produced domestically, covering all industries of the national economy, on a short-term (monthly) basis.
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    Industrial Production Index

    This index is created to measure the level of production activities and their fluctuations in the mining, manufacturing, electricity and gas industries.
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    Mining and Manufacturing Shipment Index

    This index indicates the shipment trends of sales activities of producers, electricity and gas products.
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    Manufacturing Production Index

    This index is created to measure the level and the fluctuations of production activities in the manufacturing industry.
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    Manufacturing Shipment Index

    This index indicates the sales activities of producers and the shipment trends in the manufacturing industry. 
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    Manufacturing Inventory Index

    This index is to track changes in the inventory of products held by manufacturers, excluding semi-finished goods and work-in-progress held by producers and inventories held by distributors. (Compiled monthly, quarterly, and at the end of the year.)
  • Index of Manufacturing Production Capacity

    (Production capacity at the comparison point ÷ Production capacity at the base point) × 100 in the manufacturing industry
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    Index of Manufacturing Capacity Utilization Rate

    (Operating rate at the comparison point ÷ Operating rate at the base point) × 100 in the manufacturing industry.
    
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    Index of Services

    This is an index calculated by applying value-added-based weights which represent the relative importance of each sector, to comprehensively understand the production activities of the entire service industry and individual sectors. It is utilized as foundational data for national economic policies, corporate management planning, service industry trend analysis by research institutes, and GDP estimation.
    
    (Current Account Index)
    An index compiled by dividing the monthly sales revenue of major sectors by the base value (the monthly average sales revenue of the base year) for each major sector (including price changes)
    → It is used to analyze structural changes in industries.
    
    (Volume index)
    An index compiled by dividing the current account index by a deflator (the price changes are removed)
    → It is used to analyze the real growth of sectors, such as year-on-year or quarter-on-year comparisons. (Deflator: Producer Price Index and Consumer Price Index)
    
    (Seasonal Adjustment Index)
    An index compiled by dividing Volume index by seasonal factors (seasonal factors and calendar factors are removed)
    → It is used for short-term trend analysis such as month-over-month or quarter-over-quarter comparisons.
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    Wholesale and Retail Inventory Index

     
    											
    										
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    Retail Sales Index

    This indicator is created to understand  consumption trends, divided by product group, retail type, and 17 cities/provinces.
  • Transaction Value of Online Shopping Mall

     
    											
    										
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    Estimated Index of Equipment Investment

    Equipment investment refers to the act of purchasing or acquiring assets that are used repeatedly or continuously for more than one year in the production process, including various machinery used as production facilities in manufacturing, as well as transportation equipment such as automobiles, aircraft, and ships. 
    Statistics Korea’s equipment investment index is a processed statistic from the supply side, measuring the investment amount in equipment investment goods produced by businesses. It is compiled based on the commodity flow method.
  • Value of Domestic Machinery Orders Received

    It refers to the total contract amount received during the survey period (from the 1st to the last day of each month), including planned production and self-use. (Excluding Vessels)
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    Value of Construction Completed

    It is an evaluation of the actual construction performance of construction companies in monetary terms, regardless of the billing or receipt of construction payments. The amount excludes the cost of construction suspension but includes the cost of raw materials supplied by the client and value-added tax.
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    Value of Construction Orders Received

    Generally, it is the construction contract amount agreed upon between the construction company and the client.
    - In this survey, the order amount includes not only the construction contract amount but also the value-added tax on sales (10%) and the cost of raw materials supplied by the client. (excluding land compensation costs)
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    Number of Establishments

    Through the census on establishments, all establishments located in areas under the administrative jurisdiction of the Republic of Korea are included in the survey. However, the following are excluded:
    ㆍIndividually operated agricultural, forestry, and fishery establishments (those operated by corporations or unincorporated organizations are included in the survey).
    ㆍFacilities related to national defense and state security.
    ㆍInternational organizations and foreign institutions.
    
    (Establishment) A business or its part that independently engages in a single or primary economic activity within a specific physical location or area.
  • Number of Workers

    Through the census on establishments, all establishments located in areas under the administrative jurisdiction of the Republic of Korea are included in the survey. However, the following are excluded:
    ㆍIndividually operated agricultural, forestry, and fishery establishments (those operated by corporations or unincorporated organizations are included in the survey).
    ㆍFacilities related to national defense and state security.
    ㆍInternational organizations and foreign institutions.
    
    (Establishment) A business or its part that independently engages in a single or primary economic activity within a specific physical location or area.
  • Number of Establishments(Mining and Manufacturing)

    Number of Establishments (with 10 or more employees) corresponding to (B.Mining) or (C.Manufacturing) (by Korean Standard Industrial Classification).
  • Number of Workers(Mining and Manufacturing)

    Number of employees in mining and manufacturing establishments (with 10 or More employees) surveyed through the mining and manufacturing survey
  • Values of Shipments(10 or More Workers, Mining and Manufacturing)

    Shipment value of mining and manufacturing establishments(10 or more ) surveyed through the mining and manufacturing survey
  • Value Added(Mining and Manufacturing)

    The value-added, which is production in the National Accounts, is estimated using a different method from the value-added in the mining and manufacturing survey census. There may be limitations in making direct comparisons.
    
    Value-added calculation method in the mining and manufacturing survey = Production value - Major intermediate input costs (raw material costs + electricity costs + water costs + processing costs paid to subcontractor + repair costs + fuel costs)
  • Number of Establishments(Service Industry)

    Number of service industry establishments surveyed through the service industry survey
  • Number of employees(Services industry)

    Number of employees in the service industry surveyed through the service industry survey
  • Sales Revenue(Service Industry)

    Sales of the service industry surveyed through the service industry survey
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    CPI

    It is an index to measure the price fluctuation of goods and services purchased by households to live daily consumption life.
    ◦Consumer price index measures the price fluctuation and does not indicate the absolute level of price.
     - Therefore, since the price levels of the base point (2020=100) by region are different, it is inappropriate to use the consumer price index by region to compare relative price level differences between regions.
  • CPI for Living Necessaries

    ◦Consumer price index measures the price fluctuation and does not indicate the absolute level of price.
     - Therefore, since the price levels of the base point (2020=100) by region are different, it is inappropriate to use the consumer price index by region to compare relative price level differences between regions.
  • CPI by Fresh Food

    ◦Consumer price index measures the price fluctuation and does not indicate the absolute level of price.
     - Therefore, since the price levels of the base point (2020=100) by region are different, it is inappropriate to use the consumer price index by region to compare relative price level differences between regions.
    
  • PPI

    Producer Price Index.
    It measures the price fluctuation of goods and services that domestic producers provide in the domestic market. It is used as a judgement indicator for economic trend, GDP deflator, etc. 
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    GDP

    Gross Domestic Product is the sum of market prices of newly produced goods and services within a country during a specific period. 
    Nominal and real GDP are published.
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    Economic growth rate

    It is the change rate of real GDP compared to the previous period (seasonal adjustment) or the same period (original series).
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    GRDP

    It is gross regional domestic product(GRDP), the sum of market prices of all final goods and service produced within a defined region during a specific period. 
    Like GDP, both nominal and real gross regional products are published.
  • GDP deflator

    It is the value obtained by dividing nominal GDP by real GDP and then multiplying by 100. It is the comprehensive price index based on all goods and services produced in a country.
  • Economic growth rate(based on GRDP)

    Year-on-year change rate in real GRDP
  • Reserve money(M0, Average)

    M0 is currency and coins issued by the central bank using its exclusive authority.
  • Broad money(M2, Average)

    M2 is one of the indicators to measure the size of currency in circulation within the economy. It includes M1 emphasizing the payment and settlement function as well as the financial product with a maturity of up to two years that serves as a store of value and allow withdrawal at any time, despite a slight loss of interest income.
  • Liquidity Aggregates of Financial Institutions(Lf, Average)

    Lf (Liquidity Aggregates of Finance Institutions) is one of liquidity aggregates to measure the size of currency in circulation within the economy. It includes M2 emphasizing payment and settlement function and value store function as well as financial products with a maturity of over two years and insurance contract reserves.
  • Liquidity Aggregates(L, End of)

    L (Liquidity aggregate) is a liquidity indicator of the broadest range to measure the size of currency in circulation within the economy. It includes financial products from financial institutions as well as liquidity instruments such as government bonds and corporate bonds issued by the government and corporations. 
  • Deposit Bank Interest Rate (Based on New Transactions)

     
    											
    										
  • Deposit Bank Lending Rate (Based on New Transactions)

     
    											
    										
  • Deposits in Domestic Currency at CBs and SBs By Type (End of)

     
    											
    										
  • Loans & Discounts of CBs and SBs (End of)

     
    											
    										
  • Credit to Households

    This statistic is to identify the total credit scale provided by financial institutions (including public financial institutions) to general households, encompassing household loans and sales credit.
  • KOSPI

    Korea Composite Stock Price Index. The KOSPI is set to 100 points on January 4, 1980, when it was first introduced.
  • KOSDAQ

    Korean Securities Dealers Automated Quotation. Set July 1, 1996 as 100 points.
  • Export Price Index

    It is the statistics to measure the price fluctuation of export and import goods. It is used to identify the export profitability fluctuation and the import cost burden, to measure trading condition through intercomparison of export and import price index, and to use deflator calculate real GDP for real GDP calculation.
    (KRW basis)
  • Import Price Index

    It is the statistics to measure the price fluctuation of export and import goods. It is used to identify the export profitability fluctuation and the import cost burden, to measure trading condition through intercomparison of export and import price index, and to use deflator calculate real GDP for real GDP calculation.
    (KRW basis)
  • Net Barter Terms of Trade Index

    It refers to the number of products that can be imported as export unit 1. It can be calculated by dividing export price index by import price index.
  • Income Terms of Trade Index

    It can be calculated by multiplying net barter terms of trade index by export volume index. This indicator measures the capacity to increase imports with export amount.
  • Exports

     
    											
    										
  • Imports

     
    											
    										
  • Trade Balance

    This value is obtained by subtracting the import amount from the export amount.
  • Current Account

    The current account refers to international trade in goods and services, which is the result of current transactions.
  • Capital Account

    It is composed of capital transfer recording gratuitous of asset ownership and transfer of debt relief by creditor, and of non-produced and non-financial assets recording trade of trademark rights and goodwill.
  • Financial Account

    It is composed of direct investment, portfolio investment, financial derivatives, other investment and reserve assets.

Statistical Table

1960년1961년1962년1963년1964년1965년1966년1967년1968년1969년1970년1971년1972년1973년1974년1975년1976년1977년1978년1979년1980년1981년1982년1983년1984년1985년1986년1987년1988년1989년1990년1991년1992년1993년1994년1995년1996년1997년1998년1999년2000년2001년2002년2003년2004년2005년2006년2007년2008년2009년2010년2011년2012년2013년2014년2015년2016년2017년2018년2019년2020년2021년2022년
대한민국2.02.22.42.83.03.13.84.45.46.88.29.510.913.919.521.829.938.554.064.765.472.978.387.797.5101.2116.9148.0199.8247.0283.3330.5355.4392.6463.5566.8609.9569.9384.0497.2576.4547.7627.2702.6793.6934.71,052.41,172.71,046.8944.31,143.91,253.41,278.01,370.61,484.01,465.31,500.01,623.31,725.21,651.01,644.61,817.71,673.3
미국543.3563.3605.1638.6685.8743.7815.0861.7942.51,019.91,073.31,164.91,279.11,425.41,545.21,684.91,873.42,081.82,351.62,627.32,857.33,207.03,343.83,634.04,037.64,339.04,579.64,855.25,236.45,641.65,963.16,158.16,520.36,858.67,287.27,639.78,073.18,577.69,062.89,631.210,250.910,581.910,929.111,456.412,217.213,039.213,815.614,474.214,769.914,478.115,049.015,599.716,254.016,843.217,550.718,206.018,695.119,477.320,533.121,381.021,060.523,315.125,462.7
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