Developed & Maintained by Lloyd C.
Russow
Philadelphia University
 | Concordances: ('translation' of one classification to another).
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Census Bureau, U.S. {See especially,
SIC (1987)/NAICS (1997)
concordance and SIC
(1987)/NAICS (2002) concordance; Foreign Trade Statistics}. |
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Eurostat {identifies
comparable product classification numbers from ANZCS (Australian and New
Zealand Standard Commodity Classification), SITC,
(Standard International Trade Classification) to CN to CPA (Combined
Nomenclature, and the Statistical Classification of Products
by Activity), SITC to HS (Harmonized Commodity), etc.;
EUROSTAT,
Ramon server}. |
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Haveman
{identifies comparable product classification numbers, for example if you have the
SIC and need to know the NAICS, or SITC product classification number; SIC,
ISIC, HS, NAICS, SITC, and other classification systems; Jon
Haveman, Macalester College}.
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| United
Nations {CPC, HS, ISIC, etc}. |
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CPA
{The CPA, 2008 version. The Classification of Products by Activity
is used by the European Union in national and regional accounts for
input-output analysis. For details, see the EU
explanation;
EUROSTAT,
Ramon
server}. |
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CPV {The
CPV, the Common Procurement Vocabulary, is a coding system used by the European Union
in public procurement transactions used to group together the products of
similar producers. Site includes both 2003 and newer classification systems, a
description (what is CPV), and how to use the CPV).
The CPV is based upon the Classification of Products by Activity (CPA). See
also SIMAP (Système d'Information pour les Marchés
Publics - public procurement information) for additional
information}.
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| Simplified Network
Application Process Redesign (SNAP-R) {Note
that this is a secure network and that SNAP-R is meant to provide increased
security over the previous SNAP version. For additional information and to
read more about the redesign, visit the U.S. Department of Commerce Bureau of
Industry and Security (BIS) Office
web site. Commerce Control List
(CCL) and Export Control
Classification Number (ECCN) information and filing an application (to
obtain an ECCN for your product, visit the
'I need an
ECCN' BIS web site to submit a request).
Contacting a BIS representative, or from the
Export Administration
Regulation (EAR) List (For CCL, select "Part 738" and "Part
738Spir". See also the US Department of Commerce "National
Technical Information Service". For ECCN, select "Alphabetical Index to the Commerce Control List,"
"Numerical Index to the Commerce Control List," "Part 774," the individual
categories.) For an explanation of the ECCN and CCL classifications, see the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS)
information page}.
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| Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS,
HTSA, or
HS):
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International Standard Industrial Classification (ISIC) {revision 4,
DRAFT
(PDF document). This classification schema is used primarily by the United
Nations to classify manufactured goods/processes.
Other materials available on the European Union Eurostat web site}. |
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NACE
{Nomenclature générale des activités économiques dans les Communautés européennes,
or NACE codes represent the statistical classification of economic activities within the
European Union which serves as a basis for compiling statistics on
the production, factors of production (labor, raw materials, energy, etc.),
fixed capital formation operations and financial operations of firms and other
entities. See also the
MS Word or Adobe hardcopy of
NACE, Revision 1; Companies Registration Office}. See
also the draft of
NACE, revision 2.
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| The North
American Industry Classification System (NAICS) {The
NAIC, which became the official standard code used by government and industry to classify
businesses and industries in 1997, replaces the SIC. The code was
updated in 2002, and plans for the 2007 code update are to include
biotechnology products and telecommunication/infrastructure providers. (This
will entail some reclassification of products formerly included under other
codes.) For additional information, <click
here>. It was jointly developed by the
US, Canada, and Mexico to provide new comparability in statistics about business activity
across North America}.
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Schedule B
{export
classification assistance instructions and information - Schedule B
requirements);
Schedule C (country and territory
designations),
Schedule D (customs districts and ports),
Schedule K}. |
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International Standard Industrial Classification
(ISIC)
{the search capability by keyword is simple to use
simple text list; International Trade
Center, UNCTAD/WTO). For information on other classifications, see
the classification list;
UN Statistics Division, Online Classifications Registry}. |
See also:
Date of Ev-In site creation:
September 15, 1996.
Date of last update of Ev-In web pages: August 1, 2008.
Date of last hyperlink check of Ev-In web pages: August 20, 2008.
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