sektorvise

Sektorvise is a term used in data analysis and reporting to describe the practice of organizing information by economic sector. In Turkish statistical and business discourse, sektorvise denotes a sector-wise disaggregation of data, where variables such as output, employment, revenue, or investment are broken down according to sectors such as agriculture, industry, and services, and sometimes by sub-sectors.

The term is applied in macroeconomic statistics, industry reports, and corporate dashboards. It relies on standard sector classifications, such as NAICS, NACE, or country-specific lists, to assign data points to appropriate categories. Data sources typically include national accounts, labor force surveys, enterprise surveys, and financial statements. Analysts produce sektorvise time series and cross-sectional comparisons, often presenting the results in tables, charts, or dashboards that highlight sectoral performance and trends.

Advantages of a sektorvise approach include improved clarity for policy makers and managers, the ability to identify sector-specific risks and opportunities, and the facilitation of targeted interventions and resource allocation. Limitations may arise from inconsistent sector definitions across datasets, changes in classification boundaries, data gaps, and challenges in aggregating heterogeneous activities within a sector. Comparability over time and across jurisdictions can be affected by methodological differences.

See also: sectoral analysis, disaggregation, data classification, economic sectors, NAICS, NACE.