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Spending for the year

What the Uruguayan state bought in 2012

In 2012, state procurement reached $ 12.7 billion, an increase of 41% compared to 2011 in current pesos. Inflation accounts for $ 654.6 million of this change; excluding it, real spending increased by 33.8%. A single contract, ARRENDAMIENTO DE SALA DE JUEGO (Dirección General de Casinos → NARANPARK S.A., for $ 1.1 billion), represents 36.6% of the real variation. In comparable categories, which make up 33.1% of the year's total, the change is distributed as $ -377.9 million due to unit prices and $ 938.2 million due to quantity purchased, with quantity being the more significant factor.

$ 12,71 mil M Purchases 2012
$ 34,82 mil M In today's pesos
34.046Records
204Agencies
5.217Suppliers
1,2%Of GDP

Every amount is converted at its own month's exchange rate and deflated by the BCU Unidad Indexada. The series measures purchasing published as open data, not the national budget.

From one year to the next

Each year's change, split into parts that add up exactly. The previous year is first re-priced to this year's price level; what remains is real change, and that is split between bodies entering or leaving the record and those present in both years.

  1. Spend 2011
    $ 9,01 mil M
  2. InflationLast year's spend at this year's prices
    plus$ 655 M
  3. Enter the record (32)Bodies reporting this year but not last
    plus$ 191 M
  4. Leave the record (10)Bodies that stopped reporting
    minus$ 187 M
  5. Real change among those in both (172)The part that really is more or less buying
    plus$ 3,04 mil M
  6. Spend 2012
    $ 12,71 mil M

Bodies that moved the number

Each body against its own previous year, already re-priced.

Categories that moved the number

By SICE catalogue article code, with the previous year re-priced.

The largest contracts of 2012

When a single contract is a large fraction of the year's change, the year did not rise — that contract did.