Abstract
The integration of economic statistics facilitates statistical reconciliation and ensures that the messages that economic statistics deliver are consistent and coherent. Statistical reconciliation in economic statistics is a task that has traditionally been performed within the national accounts and other macro accounting and classification frameworks. Macro-adjustments made within those frameworks provide more consistent and coherent sets of statistics. Adopting a common conceptual framework throughout the statistical production process would undoubtedly reduce the reconciliation measures applied to survey and administrative sources when preparing integrated statistics and accounts. The implementation of those measures requires a significant amount of coordination between staff across the different statistical agencies involved at the various stages of the statistical processes.
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