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What does a correspondence table not guarantee in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

What do includes and excludes lists do in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

What is a correspondence table in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

How did the division count change to 87 in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

How did the section count change to 22 in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

How do national implementations follow Rev. 5 in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

How do you handle a dataset that still uses Rev. 4 in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

How were new activities accommodated in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

What changed at group and class level in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

What changed overall from Rev. 4 to Rev. 5 in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

What is the Rev. 5 publication status in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

What stayed the same in Rev. 5 in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

What do you check before comparing Rev. 4 and Rev. 5 series in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

When was ISIC Rev. 5 endorsed in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

Where are official Rev. 5 documents published in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

Why was a fifth revision needed in ISIC Rev. 5, UN Statistics Division, explained for readers of statistics.

Crop and animal production in ISIC Rev. 5 means growing crops and raising animals as primary production, before manufacturing or processing.

Fishing and aquaculture in ISIC Rev. 5 mean catching wild aquatic life and farming aquatic organisms as primary production from water.

Forestry and logging in ISIC Rev. 5 means growing, managing, and harvesting trees and forest products as primary production.

Support activities in agriculture in ISIC Rev. 5 are classified by the support service itself, carried out for farmers on a fee or contract basis.

ISIC Rev. 5 describes production activities by what is produced, whether the output is sold in a market or used by the producer household.

Reading a code for fishing in ISIC Rev. 5 means moving from Section A, through fishing, to the heading that matches wild capture or farming.

Reading a code for forestry in ISIC Rev. 5 means moving from Section A, through forestry, to the heading for growing, logging, gathering, or support.

Hunting and related service activities in ISIC Rev. 5 sit in Section A as primary production and support work linked to hunting and trapping.

Section A in ISIC Rev. 5 was updated in detail, while its broad shape as agriculture, forestry, and fishing remained recognisable.

Section A in ISIC Rev. 5 covers agriculture, forestry, and fishing, including crop and animal production, support work, hunting, logging, and aquaculture.

The boundary between agriculture and manufacturing in ISIC Rev. 5 turns on whether a raw farm product is transformed into a new manufactured product.

Section A in ISIC Rev. 5 does not decide land ownership, food safety, fishing rights, or any reader's own farm code.

An agriculture code should be confirmed with the national statistical institute or business register that holds the record, using the UNSD Rev. 5 structure as the reference.

Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas in ISIC Rev. 5 means producing oil and gas from wells, on land or offshore.

Mining of coal and lignite in ISIC Rev. 5 means extracting solid fossil fuels from underground or surface mines.

Mining of metal ores in ISIC Rev. 5 means extracting ores that contain metals, such as iron, copper, gold, and other metal bearing rock.

Mining support service activities in ISIC Rev. 5 are services done for miners on a fee or contract basis, such as exploration and drilling services.

Other mining and quarrying in ISIC Rev. 5 covers extraction of stone, sand, clay, salt, and other non metal minerals not covered elsewhere.

Section B in ISIC Rev. 5 kept its extraction shape, while headings and descriptions were refreshed to reflect current mining practice.

Section B in ISIC Rev. 5 covers mining and quarrying, including extraction of minerals, fuels, and ores, plus support services for mining.

Manufacture of basic metals in ISIC Rev. 5 means smelting, refining, and forming metals into basic shapes such as ingots, sheets, and bars.

Manufacture of beverages in ISIC Rev. 5 means producing drinks, including soft drinks, juices, beer, wine, spirits, and bottled water.

Manufacture of chemicals in ISIC Rev. 5 means producing basic chemicals and chemical products by chemical transformation of inputs.

Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products in ISIC Rev. 5 means making computers, electronic components, communication equipment, and optical and measuring instruments.

Manufacture of electrical equipment in ISIC Rev. 5 means making motors, wiring, lighting, batteries, and household electrical appliances.

Manufacture of fabricated metal products in ISIC Rev. 5 means making finished metal goods from basic metal shapes, excluding machinery and vehicles.

Manufacture of food products in ISIC Rev. 5 means processing agricultural and other raw materials into food for human or animal consumption.

Manufacture of furniture and other manufacturing in ISIC Rev. 5 covers making furniture plus residual manufactured goods such as jewellery, toys, and medical instruments.

Manufacture of machinery and equipment in ISIC Rev. 5 means making machines for general and special purposes, excluding vehicles and electrical equipment.

Manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport equipment in ISIC Rev. 5 means making cars, trucks, ships, aircraft, trains, and other vehicles.

Manufacture of other non metallic mineral products in ISIC Rev. 5 means making glass, ceramics, cement, concrete, and similar mineral goods.

Manufacture of paper and paper products in ISIC Rev. 5 means making pulp, paper, and board, and converting them into paper goods.

Manufacture of pharmaceuticals in ISIC Rev. 5 means making medicinal products, including active ingredients and finished medicines, under controlled production.

Manufacture of rubber and plastics products in ISIC Rev. 5 means shaping rubber and plastic materials into finished goods such as tyres, pipes, and packaging.