Footnotes

The data on investment for 1996 and 1997 include new and
existing assets because of not collecting data
separately. From 1998 onwards the data on investment are
shown only for new assets.

Data until year 2006 are converted from SIT values by applying the average exchange rate. Original data in SIT are available in the table Gross investments in new assets by municipalities and purpose, original data in SIT and informative conversion into EUR, Slovenia, annually .

Linked content:
- Methodological explanations

MUNICIPALITIES

Data are territorially classified according to the Decree on the Standard Classification of Territorial Units description and explanations, level SKTE 5. Data on changes of individual municipalities are available at the link. In the list Slovene municipalities [by alphabet] and description on their territorial changes since 1995 the type of change is described together with the date when the described territorial change was taken into account in the territorial classification of units for statistical purposes and the Official Journal in which the mentioned territorial changes were published. In the list of municipalities the last valid situation regarding the names of municipalities is stated.

PURPOSE OF INVESTMENT

6.11 In new capacities

Gross investment in new capacities is investment in creating new enterprises,
organisations and units; construction of roads, etc., which previously did
not exist or had other purpose than the newly built.

6.12 Enlargement, reconstruction, renovation

Gross investment for enlargement, reconstruction and renovation is
investment in existing capacities because of increased volume of production
or services, or because of the change of technology. It also covers
reorganisation of existing buildings and equipment, and construction or
purchase of new fixed assets within the scope of an existing
organisationally independent unit.

6.13 Maintenance of existing capacities

Gross investment for maintenance of existing capacities at the same level
is investment due to replacement, intensification and rationalisation of
production, but without expanding the existing capacities or fundamentally
changing the present technology.