1. Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation Services: Session Introduction 27 th Meeting of the Voorburg Group Warsaw, Poland John B. Murphy Assistant Division Chief for Classification Activities U.S. Census Bureau

2. Overview Review of Classifications Mini Presentations on Turnover Facilitated Discussion 2

3. Presenters Turnover/Output Mini-presentations Greg Peterson – Statistics Canada Mayumi Fujita – Statistics Bureau of Japan Sławomir Nałęcz - Central Statistical Office of Poland Richard McMahon – Central Statistics Office of Ireland Discussion John Murphy – US Census Bureau 3

4. Industry Classification Industry Classifications Reviewed ISIC Rev. 4 7 industries NACE Rev. 2.0 12 industries JSIC 38 industries ANZSIC 2006 12 industries NAICS United States 23 industries 4

5. Industry Classification Scope – Similar for all industry classifications Common aggregates – Creative, artistic activities Libraries, museums, cultural activities Sports, amusement, recreation One difference – JSIC includes cinemas 5

6. Product Classification CPC Ver. 2.0 28 subclasses CPA 2008 68 subclasses ANZSPC 9 products NAPCS128 products Differences in the content and focus of products 6

7. Product Classification CPC provides general categories - e.g., services of performing artists CPA includes a larger number of products with more detail - e.g., services of performing artists, support services for performing artists NAPCS includes more specific transaction oriented detail - e.g., admissions for performing arts, contract live performing arts, licensing of rights, support services for live events - Related services such as meals, beverages, parking and reselling merchandise 7