Dictionary for translating Eurostat model variable names
dict_eurostat.RdA dataset containing Eurostat model variable names and all information required for retrieving data from the Eurostat database. For details see create_dictionaries.
Format
A tibble with 167 rows and 22 variables:
- model_varname
Variable name in the model equations, must be unique
- full_name
Full name/description of the variable
- database
Name of the database, always "eurostat" for this dictionary
- variable_code
Identifier of the variable, e.g. Eurostat variable code
- dataset_id
Identifier of the Eurostat dataset where the variable is available
- var_col
Name of variable/column in dataset
- freq
Frequency of the variable in the dataset.
"a"for annual,"q"for quarterly,"m"for monthly- geo
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code, e.g. "DE" for Germany
- unit
Eurostat unit in which the variable is measured
- s_adj
Eurostat seasonal adjustment indicator
- nace_r2
Eurostat identifier for NACE Rev. 2 classification
- cpa2_1
Eurostat identifier for Classification of Products by Activity (CPA)
- sector
Sector classification where applicable
- direct
Direction indicator where applicable
- age
Age category where applicable
- partner
Partner country or entity where applicable
- finpos
Financial position indicator where applicable
- p_adj
Price adjustment indicator where applicable
- meat
Meat type classification where applicable
- citizen
Citizenship status where applicable
- wstatus
Work status where applicable
- tra_oper
Transport operation classification where applicable
Source
Eurostat database, available at https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat.
Note
Should new filters be necessary, users can simply add additional columns to the dictionary with names that exactly match how they appear in the eurostat R package. For example, if a eurostat query returns a column with a specific name, that exact name should be used as a column in this dictionary.