SE 86 – 32
REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
CENTRAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS
1986 ECONOMIC CENSUS
(SMALL INDUSTRY)
ATTENTION
1) The objective of the 1986 Economy Survey is to obtain reliable and accurate statistical data for the
planning of development.
2) The Economy Survey shall be observed in accordance to Law no.7/1960 on Statistics, Government
Regulation no.29/1985 on Economy Census and the President’s Instruction no.6/1985 on the 1986
Economy Census.
3) This Economy Census is one of the Five Year Planning (PELITA) Project
4) This Census shall not charge the establishments with any expenses
5) The obligation to give information and confidentiality of the data shall be observed in accordance to
Law no.6/1960 on Census and the regulations that are valid.
FULL NAME OF ESTABLISHMENT/BUSINESS:
COMPLETE ADDRESS OF ESTABLISHMENT/BUSINESS
MAIN PRODUCTION
BLOCK I: IDENTIFICATION OF LOCATION
This block is to obtain clear and detail information on the location of the establishment
also the name of the establishment.
Detail 2: Write clearly the name of the province
Detail 3: Write the district/ municipality
Detail 4: Write clearly name of administrative city
Detail 5: Write name of sub district
Detail 6: Write name of village unit/village
Detail 7: Circle code number 1 for urban area or circle code number 2 for rural area
Detail 9: Write clearly name of establishment, if it has no name write down the name of
the owner.
Detail 10: Write clearly the address of the establishment
a. address of establishment/location where production activities are done
b. address of establishment/correspondence and telephone number (if available)
Note: Name of village, district/municipality/administrative city also province is
connected to the full address of the location of production based on question 10 .a.
1986 Economy Census – Small Industry
BLOCK I. LOCATION IDENTIFICATION
1. Check for Establishment digit
2. Province
3. District/Municipality *)
4. Administrative city
5. Sub-district
6. Village unit/Village
7. Area
8. Serial number of Establishment
9. Full name of Establishment / business
10. Full Address of establishment
a. Factory address/business place and telephone number
B. Office address / correspondence and telephone number
*) Cross out inapplicable category
Filled by CBS
BLOCK II. GENERAL INFORMATION
This block is used to obtain general information from this establishment.
Detail 1:
Describe type of the establishment’s business, please elaborate briefly and clear for
example: bakery, weaving, rice mill, ready made clothing etc.
Detail 2:
Write down the main production clearly, example: cakes, baskets, children’s clothing etc.
If the establishment produces more than one type of production, the main production is a
production that has the highest value and has been produced for the past three months.
Detail 3:
Write down the number of work days this establishment has had every month for the past
six months. For example the survey was conducted on October 1986, the first month is
April 1986, second month May 1986 etc.
Detail 4:
Write down the number of power machinery units (diesel, prime movers, electric motors
etc) that are used including those used for back-up (reserve). Prime movers are machines
that generate mechanical power without the usage of manpower, animals or electricity for
example watermills, windmills and other natural power resources. Electrical motors are
motors that changes electricity into mechanical power to generate production equipment
such as a motor used to generate a sewing machine, water suction etc. A generator: is a
machine that changes mechanical power to produce electrical power. Note: 1
KVA=1KW=1,36PK=1,000 watts
Detail 5:
Circle the appropriate answer on the legal entity of this establishment
Detail 6:
Write down the year this establishment started to commercially produce goods (trial
goods are not included)
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BLOCK II. GENERAL CHARACTERISTIC
1. Activity of this industry :
2. Main production
Filled by CBS
3. Number of production work day during
First
second third
fourth fifth
sixth
Total
past 6 months
Month month
month month month month
4. Power machine and electric motor at time of enumeration
1. Prime movers
Quantity
Power
a. Not used to drive generator (the power used to drive the
PK
machines and productions equipment
b. Used to drive the generator
PK
2. Electric motor
3. Generator
5. Legal entity
Total
PT/NV
CV
Firm
-1 PT Persero, Perjan, Perum, Perush. Daerah -4
-2 Cooperative
-5
-3 Individual with Notaria act
-6
6. Year start of production:
Attention: question of Block III and so forth, to be filled if
the establishment/ business worked the previous 3 months
(there is content between the fourth, fifth work months and or sixth
month on block II detail 3)
Individual without Notarial act
-7
Other
-8
(please elaborate…………………)
RT.40 RT.61 RT.62 RT.63 RT 70
BLOCK III. AVERAGE NUMBER OF WORKERS PER DAY THE PAST THREE
MONTHS
This block is made to gather information on the average number of workers per day during the
past three months.
A. Paid workers are all workers that work in this establishment and receives salary/wages in
cash or goods directly from the establishment.
Detail A.1:
Please fill in the average number of production workers who are male in column (2) and female
in column (3). Column (4) = (2)+(3).
Production workers are workers who are involved directly in the process of the production or
related with it, for example: a supervisor who directly supervises the process of the production,
people who routinely take notes on the number of materials used and goods produced during
production process, mechanics that maintain machines at the factory, a guard who guards the
warehouse of materials or products of the establishment.
Detail A.2:
Please fill in the average number of other workers who are male in column (2) and female in
column (3). Column (4) = (2)+(3).
Other workers are workers other than production workers and who are not owners/unpaid
workers. For example: director of the establishment, director’s staff, supervisor/auditor, book
keeper, typist, office clerk, administrative worker, marketing staff, office boy, watchman, etc, who
works indirectly towards the production process.
B. Unpaid workers are working owners and working family members who are actively involved
in the establishment but do not receive payment. For family workers who work less than one
third of the usual working hours in the establishment, are not considered as workers.
Detail B.1.
Fill in the average number of workers who are owners, male in column (2) and female in column
(3). Column (4) = (2)+(3).
Detail B.2:
Please fill in the average number of other workers who are relatives, male in column (2) and
female in column (3). Column (4) = (2)+(3).
Note: All workers are still considered as workers even though they are on leave or sick.
BLOCK: IV. SALARY/WAGES FOR WORKERS DURING THE PAST THREE
MONTHS
This block is used to obtain information on the salary/wages being paid by the establishment to
the workers these past three months, in cash or goods. Goods given by the establishment to its
workers as in-kind payments must be estimated at current market price. If the establishment
provided goods to its workers at a price below the market value, the value of the goods recorded
in this form should be their value at market price minus their value paid by workers.
Detail 1:
Wages and gross salary (before deducted income taxes) in cash and in-kind including housing and
vehicles mentioned above (if available)
Detail 2:
Fill in the over time, gifts, bonus etc in cash and goods
Detail 3:
Fill in the allowance (pension funds, social funds, insurance etc) which are paid by the
establishment to foundations/boards that are in charge of these matters for the importance of the
workers
Detail 4: Is the total of detail 1,2 and 3
1986 Economy Census – Small Industry
BLOCK III. AVERAGE NUMBER OF WORKER/EMPLOYEE PER WORKING DAY DURING
PREVIOUS 3 MONTHS
Type of workers/employee
Male (person)
Female (person)
Total (person)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
A. Paid worker
1. Production worker
2. Other worker
B. Unpaid worker
1. Production worker
2. Other worker
C. Total (A.1 + A.2 + B.1 + B.2)
BLOCK IV. WAGE/SALARY PAID DURING PAST 3 MONTHS
(IN RUPIAHS)
Type of expenditure
Money
(1)
(2)
1. Wage/salary
2. Over time, gifts, bonus, etc
3. Subsidy
4. Total ( 1 to 3)
In kind
(3)
BLOCK V. USAGE OF RAW MATERIALS AND ADDITIONAL INPUTS/
INTERMEDIATES USED DURING THE PAST THREE MONTHS
This block is used to obtain information on the usage of raw material and additional
inputs/intermediates used during the past three months.
Column (1):
Fill in clearly the names of raw materials and additional inputs/intermediates used based
on importance or the highest value.
Column (2):
Fill in the standard unit usually used for goods
Example:
a. Volume : cc, liter, meter cubic
b. Weight : ounce, grams, kg, sack, ton
c. Length : cm, meter, yard, feet
d. Width: cm2, m2.
If the standard measurements above are not used but measurements such as: bottles, tin,
oil drum, sheet, piece, etc please note the conversion to the standard measurement
equivalent.
Column (3):
Fill in the amount of each goods that is used based on the standard measurements.
Column (4):
Fill in the value of the goods that are used
The usage of raw materials and additional inputs/intermediates used during the past three
months without taking notice of the source of the materials. As long as these materials
are obtained from purchase, self-produced, ready for sale, semi-finished goods, or stock.
Also disregard whether it has been fully paid or not.
1986 Economy Census – Small Industry
BLOCK V. RAW MATERIALS AND ADDITIONAL INPUTS/INTERMEDIATES USED DURING
THE PAST 3 MONTHS
Type of raw material and additional
Standard Unit
Usage
inputs/intermedaites
Quantity
Value (in rupiah)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Total
Total block IV Q. 4 col. 2 + block IV Q.4 col..3 + block V Q total col. 4
BLOCK VI. USAGE OF FUEL, LUBRICANTS, ELECTRICITY, GAS AND WATER
DURING THE PAST THREE MONTHS
This block is used to obtain information on the quantity and value of fuel, lubricants,
electricity power, gas and water during the past three months.
Column (1): Type of fuel and lubricant, electricity power, gas and water
Column (2): Standard unit
Column (3): Total usage of fuel used during the past three months
Column (4):
The total value of fuel used during the past three months
Please fill in only the total usage and value of fuel, not the total and value of fuel
purchased.
Example: To calculate the electricity power generated is as follows:
Generator capacity = 10KW
Average working hours of generator per day = 7 hours
If the generator runs for 90 days these three last months, it is estimated that the usage
capacity of the generator is 80%. The calculation of generated electricity power is
as follows : 10KW x 7 hours/day x 90 days x 80% = 5,040 kWh
1986 Economy Census – Small Industry
BLOCK VI. THE UTILIZATION OF FUEL, LUBRICANT, ELECTRIC POWER, GAS AND WATER
DURING PAST 3 MONTHS
Detail on fuel, lubricant, electric power, gas and water Standard unit
Usage
Quantity
Value (in rupiahs)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
A. FUEL, LUBRICANT, AND GAS
Liter
1. Gasoline
2. Solar
Liter
3. Diesel Fuel
Liter
4. Diesel Oil
Liter
5. Kerosene
Liter
6. Gas from PGN
M3
7. Elpiji
Kg
8. Coal
Kg
9. Coke
Kg
10. Firewood
M3
11. Charcoal
Kg
12. Lubricant
liter
1986 Economy Census – Small Industry
CONTINUED FROM BLOCK VI.
Detail of fuel, lubricant, electric power, gas, and water
(1)
13. Other fuels *)
a.
b.
c.
B. ELECTRICITY
1. Own generating
2. Bought from PLN and Non-PLN
C. WATER
1. from own-resources
2. Bought from PAM (Municipal Water Corp.)
D. Total ( A to C)
*) Please elaborates the type of fuel
Standard unit
(2)
Quantity
(3)
Usage
Value (in rupiahs)
(4)
BLOCK VII. OTHER VARIOUS EXPENSES DURING THE PAST THREE MONTHS
This block is used to obtain information on other various expenses spent by the
establishment during the past three months.
Detail 1:
Write down the value of materials used for wrapping/packaging during the last three
months
Detail 2:
Write down the value of office supplies
Detail 3:
Write down the expenses for spare parts and materials for maintenance and small repairs
of capital goods used by the establishment during the past three months
Detail 4:
Write down the expenses for maintenance and minor repairs of capital goods used by the
establishment during the past three months. Maintenance and minor repairs of capital
goods are minor repairs and maintenance on machines, warehouses, buildings, vehicles
and other capital goods in order to run as usual, without increasing the capacity of the
power also without changing or preserving the capital goods mentioned.
Detail 5:
Write down the expenses for industrial services conducted by another party during the
past three months.
Detail 6:
Write down the expenses for rent of buildings, construction, machines and instruments.
The expense for rent is the rent being paid the past three months ago. If the rent was paid
for a year, calculate the rent for the past three months. The expenses for rent in this
matter do not include expenses for renting land.
Detail 7:
Write down the expenses for communication, transportation, advertisement,
lawyer/notary, accountant, transportation expenses for employees, insurance etc.
Detail 8:
Write down other expenses the past three months in addition to the expenses above.
1986 Economy Census – Small Industry
BLOCK VII. OTHER EXPENDITURE DURING PAST 3 MONTHS
Type of expenditure
Value ( in rupiahs)
(1)
(2)
1. Container and packaging material
2. Stationary and office supply
3. Spare part, materials for repair and maintenance
4. Maintenance cost and repairs
5. Industry services conducted by other party
6. Construction/building rents, machinery and equipment (excluding
rental of land)
7. Expenses for communication cost, transportation, advertisement,
legal and notarial services, accounting, official trip, insurance, etc
8. Other
9. Total ( 1 to 8 )
BLOCK VIII. GOODS PRODUCED DURING THE PAST THREE MONTHS
This block is used to obtain information on the number of production produced the past
three months.
Column (1):
Write down the goods produced during the past three months
Column (2):
Write down the standard unit used for each type of goods produced see block V column
(2)
Column (3):
Write down the number of goods produced for every type of production
Column (4):
Write down the value of goods, which is produced and elaborated in column (1), based
on the current price. Also included in this block is unfinished production. All goods has
to be valued although is not fully paid, self consumed, a gift etc.
BLOCK IX. OTHER INCOME SOURCES DURING THE PAST THREE MONTHS
This block is used to obtain information on other income source of the establishment the
past three months.
Detail 1:
Write down the value on industrial services given to other parties (manufacturing value)
Detail 2:
Write down the difference between the sale value with the purchase value of goods sold
without any changes (processing) connected to the industry activity. The profit is not the
profit of the establishment from the industrial activities.
Detail 3:
Write down the gross income of the establishment from the activity/other sectors (besides
from the production activity, industrial services and trades). Fill in based on the sector
and write down the gross income from three main sectors.
Detail 4: Total the details 1 till 3.
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BLOCK VIII. GOODS PRODUCED DURING PAST
3 MONTHS
Type of goods
produced
Standard
unit
Production
Quantity
(1)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Total
Total block VII
Q 9 col 2 + block
VIII Q. total col.
4.
(2)
(3)
Value
(rupiahs)
(4)
BLOCK IX. INCOME/REVENUE FROM
OTHER ACTIVITIES DURING PAST 3
MONTHS
Type of income
Value
( in rupiahs)
(1)
(2)
1.Income from
industrial services
2.Sold goods in the
same form as when
bought t
a. Purchase value
Rp…
b. Sale value Rp…
c. (b-a)
3. Gross income from
other activity
a. …….
b. ……..
c. …….
Total (1 to 3)
Filled
by
CBS
BLOCK X. OTHER INFORMATION
This block is used to obtain other qualitative information of this industrial establishment.
Detail 1:
Circle the appropriate answer code regarding the capital source of this establishment
Detail 2:
Circle the appropriate answer code regarding loans for capital source (if detail 1 is coded 2 or 3).
The details maybe more than one answer.
Detail 3:
Circle one the appropriate answer code regarding the domestic marketing area.
Limited to the sub-district area only, if the product goods are being marketed at the same sub
district area where the establishment is located. Other sub-district in the same
district/municipality, if the marketing of the product goods reaches to other sub regencies, but still
located in the same district/municipality where the establishment is located. District/municipality
in the same province if the marketing of the product reaches the area of the district/municipality
but still in the same province where the establishment is located. Other province if the marketing
area of the products reaches other provinces.
Detail 4:
Circle one of the appropriate answer code.
a.
Code 1 if the establishment exports their products and code 2 if the answer is
“no”
b.
Only asked if the detail 4a is coded 1. Circle code 1 if the majority of the
product is exported and code 2 if the answer is no.
Detail 5:
Circle the appropriate code
Detail 6:
Circle the appropriate answer codes due to the difficulties experienced by the
entrepreneur/owner/business to run the establishment. This answers in this detail maybe more
than one.
Detail 7:
Circle the appropriate code answers according to the difficulties in obtaining standard materials.
This detail is filled in if detail 6 is coded 2
Detail 8:
Circle the appropriate code answers according to the way of marketing the products the past three
months. This detail may be filled in with more than one.
Detail 9:
Circle the appropriate code answers according to the level of competition experienced in
marketing the product goods. This detail should only have one answer.
Detail 10:
Write down the investment on machine and instruments of this establishment that is used in the
production process. The value of investment on machine and instruments is the economic
value/current price when the census taking of the machine and instruments used in the process/
manufacturing. Also included are machines and instruments that are not used in the
production/manufacture process or as back up.
1986 Economy Census – Small Industry
BLOCK X. OTHER INFORMATION
1. Source of this establishment’s capital (at time of 6.Difficulties experienced by Businessman/Owner/
enumeration)
in running the business:
- Own capital
-1
- Loan capital
-2
- Own + loan capital
-3
2. If the source of capital from loans (detail 1 code
2 or 3), where is it from?
- Small Investment Credit (KIK)
- Permanent Working Capital Credit
- Other credits from Banks
- Cooperative
- Other
3. Domestic area of marketing
- Sub-Sub-district only
- Other Sub-Sub-district in the same
Sub-district/District
- District/Municipality in the same
Province
- Other Province
4. a. Do you export by yourself?
Yes
-1
No
-1
-2
-4
-8
-16
- Capital problem
- Basic materials problem
- Lack of skilled in production technique
- Marketing problem
- Lack of expertise in management
-1
-2
-4
-8
16
7.If detail 6 code 2 circle, the difficulties are:
- Place of buying basic materials too far
- Price of basic material very expensive
- The basic material not always available
- Other
-1
-2
-4
-8
8.Marketing technique of productions during 3
months ago:
-1
-2
-3
- direct to the consumers
- to the trader
- to the Cooperative
- Other
-4
-2
b. If ‘yes’ (Q. 4a. coded 1), the majority of
production are exported?
Yes
-1
No
-2
5. Is the Establishment having problem running the
business?
Yes
-1
No
-2 (go to Q. 8)
9. How is the level of competition in marketing the
products:
No competitor
Low
-1 Medium
-2 High
10. The value of machine and
equipment investments in the
year 1985
Rp. ………………
Total Block IX Q.4 col. 2 + block
X Q.10.
-3
-4
BLOCK XI. NOTES
Please write down in this block other matters considering the contents of each block in
this questionnaire. After this questionnaire has been filled in accurately based on the
existing situation please:
Write the name, position and signature of the person who is responsible on filling
in this questionnaire from the establishment also the stamp of the establishment
Write the name of the enumerator, date and signature of the enumerator
Write the name, date and signature of the supervisor, after this questionnaire has
been checked.
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BLOCK XI. N O T E S
This form was filled based on the current situation
Acknowledged by person responsible in the establishment
:
Name:
Position:
…………………….19…
___________________________
Signature & Establishment’s stamp
Name of Enumerator
Date of Enumeration
Signature of Enumerator
Name of Supervisor
Date of supervision/checking
Signature of Supervisor
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SUMMARY (Filled by Field Supervisor)
This summary form is filled in by the Field Supervisor, which is the summary of
expenditures and income of the Industrial Establishment during 3 months ago stated in
rupiahs. In order to check the answers in the questionnaire form the supervisor will correct
the incorrect or inappropriate answers (if occurs) after consulting the enumerator or the
establishment.
Expenditures
Detail
(1)
1. Wage/salary of workers
from Block IV detail 4,
column (2) + (3)
2.The usage of basic and
supporting materials
Block V total column (4)
3. The usage of fuel,
lubricant, electric
powers, and waters.
Block VI detail b.
Column (4)
4. Other expenditures
Block VII detail 9
5. Total (1 to 4)
Income
Value
(thousand rp)
(2)
Detail
(1)
1. Goods produced
Block VIII, total
column (4)
2. Other income/revenue
Block IX, detail 4
3. Total (1 + 2)
Value
(thousand rp)
(2)
Supervisor notes
1. From the summary,
on the left, if the
total of entire
expenditures bigger
than entire of total
income, please
check the accuracy
the content of the
form
2. If the units used are
not standard units,
please mention the
local conversion
unit to the standard
units