Gross Domestic Product (GDP), at constant market prices (const prices, 2010 base)
Gross domestic product. Rupees million, quarterly.
Rs 2.81 tn · 2021 Q4 (+12.6% on 2021 Q3)
Data source: Department of Census and Statistics, Quarterly time series of GDP at constant prices and % growth
Macro Lab · LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q · CC BY 4.0
About this series
- Source Department of Census and Statistics, compiled by Macro Lab
- Unit Rupees million
- Base year 2010
- Date range 2010 Q1 – 2021 Q4
- Last checked 28 Mar 2022
Checks: 10 recorded for this series, listed below.
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Details
- Name in the warehouse
- Equals Gross Domestic Product (GDP), at constant market prices (const prices, 2010 base)
- Base year
- 2010
- Read from
- DCS national accounts spreadsheets (Department of Census and Statistics)
- Source page
- https://www.statistics.gov.lk/NationalAccounts
- Notes
- DCS national accounts workbook
Source documents
Vintages
One vintage so far, published 28 Mar 2022. Revisions show here once a later release changes a value.
Related series
- Republished by:
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL - Republished by:
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@SDDS
Source discrepancies
What the warehouse found when it checked this series: the same figure from two agencies, splice overlaps, published rates against ones recalculated from the index, and outliers.
- Two vintages2019 Q1
This series reads 2,339,696; the same figure from the other source reads 2,336,391. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Two agencies: 2,339,696.147 and 2,336,391.32, difference 3,304.827.
DCS release vs CBSL Data Library
differences under 0.2%.
- Two vintages2019 Q2
This series reads 2,313,579; the same figure from the other source reads 2,312,528. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Two agencies: 2,313,579.245 and 2,312,528.17, difference 1,051.075.
DCS release vs CBSL Data Library
differences under 0.2%.
- Two vintages2019 Q3
This series reads 2,505,503; the same figure from the other source reads 2,503,257. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Two agencies: 2,505,503.203 and 2,503,256.51, difference 2,246.693.
DCS release vs CBSL Data Library
differences under 0.2%.
- Two vintages2019 Q4
This series reads 2,731,689; the same figure from the other source reads 2,731,174. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Two agencies: 2,731,689.238 and 2,731,173.5, difference 515.738.
DCS release vs CBSL Data Library
differences under 0.2%.
- Two vintages2020 Q1
This series reads 2,295,981; the same figure from the other source reads 2,295,432. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Two agencies: 2,295,980.995 and 2,295,432.09, difference 548.905.
DCS release vs CBSL Data Library
differences under 0.2%.
- Two vintages2020 Q2
This series reads 1,933,385; the same figure from the other source reads 1,932,319. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Two agencies: 1,933,385.48 and 1,932,319.39, difference 1,066.09.
DCS release vs CBSL Data Library
differences under 0.2%.
- Two vintages2020 Q3
This series reads 2,537,122; the same figure from the other source reads 2,536,490. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Two agencies: 2,537,121.857 and 2,536,490.27, difference 631.587.
DCS release vs CBSL Data Library
differences under 0.2%.
- Two vintages2021 Q1
This series reads 2,392,802; the same figure from the other source reads 2,393,922. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Two agencies: 2,392,802.096 and 2,393,922.08, difference −1,119.984.
DCS release vs CBSL Data Library
differences under 0.2%.
- Two vintages2021 Q2
This series reads 2,173,919; the same figure from the other source reads 2,170,052. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Two agencies: 2,173,918.814 and 2,170,051.8, difference 3,867.014.
DCS release vs CBSL Data Library
differences under 0.2%.
- For information
The periods this series covers were checked against another source. Compared with
LK.NA.GDP.2010.CONST.GDP_MP.Q@CBSL.Coverage.
11 periods exist only in the CBSL mirror
A handful of periods exist only in the CBSL mirror and not in the producer's release. Recorded so the mirror is not mistaken for the canonical source.