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• Table 6: Broad Economic Categories Classification Scheme (BEC,1986)
• Commodity Categories End-Use Classes
• Food categories 11. Primary
• Mainly for industry Intermediate goods
• Consumption goods 112. Mainly for household consumption 12. Processed
• Mainly for industry Intermediate goods
• Consumption goods 122. Mainly for household consumption
• Industrial supplies not elsewhere specified 21. Primary 22. Processed
• Fuels and lubricants 31. Primary 32. Processed
• Motor Spirit 322. Other 4. Capital Intermediate goods Intermediate goods Intermediate goods Intermediate goods
• Intermediate and consumption goods Intermediate goods goods (except transport
• equipment), and parts and accessories thereof
• Capital goods (except transport equipment)
• Parts and accessories
• Transport equipment and parts and accessories thereof
• Passenger motor cars 52. Other 521. Industrial 522. Non-industrial
• Parts and accessories
• Consumer goods not elsewhere specified 61. Durable 62. Semi-durable 63 Non-durable
• Goods not elsewhere specified
• Source: the United Nations Capital goods Intermediate goods Intermediate and consumption goods Capital goods Consumption goods Intermediate goods Consumption goods Consumption goods Consumption goods
• Table 7: International Standard Industrial Classification
• (ISIC, Revision 2) Code 311 313 314 321 322 323 324 331 332 341 342 351 352 353 354 355 356 361 362 369 371 372 381 382 383 384 385 390 Industry
• Manufacture of food products
• Manufacture of beverages
• Manufacture of tobacco
• Manufacture of textiles
• Manufacture of wearing apparel, except footwear
• Manufacture of leather products
• Manufacture of footwear, except rubber or plastic
• Manufacture of wood products, except furniture
• Manufacture of furniture, except metal
• Manufacture of paper and products
• Manufacture of printing and publishing
• Manufacture of industrial chemicals
• Manufacture of other chemicals
• Manufacture of petroleum refineries
• Manufacture of miscellaneous petroleum and coal products
• Manufacture of rubber products
• Manufacture of plastic products
• Manufacture of pottery, china, earthenware
• Manufacture of glass and products
• Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products
• Manufacture of iron and steel
• Manufacture of non-ferrous metals
• Manufacture of fabricated metal products
• Manufacture of machinery, except electrical
• Manufacture of machinery, electric
• Manufacture of transport equipment
• Manufacture of professional and scientific equipment
• Manufacture of other manufactured products