Latest statistical data – Plzeňský Region

The population includes citizens of the Czech Republic and foreigners who have a permanent residence in the Czech Republic, foreigners from third countries with visas for a stay of more than 90 days or with a long-term residence permit, citizens of EU countries, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, Liechtenstein and their family members with reported temporary residence and foreigners with granted asylum. From 2022, the population includes persons granted temporary protection in the Czech Republic with habitual residence in the Czech Republic. Data on the number of inhabitants of individual territorial units are based on the census of people, houses and flats (last census as of 26/03/2021), which are then continuously followed up by annual balances of births, deaths, immigrants and emigrants.

The average monthly nominal wage of an employee includes all income from work (basic wages and salaries, payments additional to wage or salary as personal bonuses, bonuses and rewards, shares in company profit, and compensations for wages and salaries), which is accounted to the registered number of employees according to effective regulations on wages and salaries. The wage is calculated to the whole national economy and therefore it involves data for all employees, who work in the region. It is given to full-time equivalent employees and thus takes into account the working hours of the employees.

Registered businesses are entities kept in the Register of Economic Entities created and managed by the CZSO. Legal entities are registered in it, including organizational units of the state and natural persons who have the status of an entrepreneur. Entities are divided into territories according to the address of their registered office.

Guests in an collective accommodation establishments are all persons (including children and excluding operating personnel and owners of the accommodation establishment) who have used services of the accommodation establishment for their temporary accommodation. Persons that use an accommodation establishment for their temporary accommodation for the purpose of employment or full-time studies are not included. The length of the temporary accommodation must not exceed 1 year for the guest to be considered a tourist. Collective accommodation establishments are establishments with at least five rooms and at the same time ten beds that on a regular (or irregular) basis provide guests (including children) with temporary accommodation for a holiday, a tour, a spa treatment, a business trip, a training, a course, a congress, a symposium, stays of children at schools in nature, and in summer and winter holiday camps. The collective accommodation establishments include hotels, boarding houses, hostels, holiday dwellings, campsites, and other accommodation establishments.

Overnight stays in collective accommodation establishments is the total number of overnight stays (nights spent) of guests in the reference period.

The share of unemployed persons expresses the share of available job applicants kept in the labour office register aged 15-64 years in the whole population of the same age.

The general unemployment rate is a share (as percentage) of the number of the unemployed in the total labour force. The ratio is built the way the numerator and denominator in the ratio are indicators defined in the Eurostat methodology that has been developed based on definitions and recommendations of the International Labour Organization (ILO). The general unemployment rate is obtained from results of the Labour Force Sample Survey (LFSS). The survey covers all persons having usual residence in a selected dwelling with no regard to which type their stay in there is. The quarterly sample (approximately 0.6% of all permanently occupied dwellings) includes about 25 thousand randomly selected and surveyed dwellings in the territory of the whole Czech Republic. The value published is for the age group 15-64 years and is seasonally adjusted.

The construction work "S" (according to delivery contracts) represents the total value of own outputs of construction activities of the reporting unit (including built-in materials) implemented on the basis of a delivery contract for the end user (building investor), including the value of potential subdeliveries of construction work received from other sub-contractors in order to implement the delivery contract for the end user.

Gross domestic product it is a set of values added of individual institutional sectors or individual industries in activities considered by the ESA to be productive (i.e. including both market and non-market services) and net taxes on products (it is thus expressed in purchase prices). From the point of view of use, the GDP is equal to the sum of final consumption (of households, general government, and non-profit institutions serving households), gross capital formation (fixed capital, balance of inventories, and acquisitions less disposals of valuables), and the external trade balance. It is stated in current prices per capita at the middle of the reference period.

Increase (or decrease) of GDP shows by how many % it increased (or decreased) in real terms during surveyed year against of the previous year. To exclude the effect of price changes, GDP is converted to a comparable price level (to the prices of the previous year).

Gross fixed capital formation includes the value of acquisition of both tangible and intangible fixed assets (purchased, acquired free of charge, or produced by own activities), minus the value of their sale and the value of assets handed over free of charge. It also includes acquisition in the form of financial leasing. The target of the acquisition is always to use the fixed assets for a productive activity including housing in the dwelling of its owner. Only assets used in production for a period longer than one year are fixed capital. It also includes e.g. equipment for military purposes, research and development expenditure, and the like.

Net disposable income of households is an amount that households can give to final consumption, savings in the form of financial assets, and to accumulation of tangible and intangible assets. Disposable income results from the generation and distribution of income and it is the balancing item of the secondary distribution of income account.