Matrix that shows the consumption of commodities by each industry or final user. The entries in a row represent the dollar value of the commodity consumed by each industry or final user. The total output of each commodity is the sum of all intermediate uses of the commodity by industries and all sales to final […]
The value of for-hire transport services required in delivering commodities from producers\establishments to purchasers. It is treated as a “margin” in transiting from producers’ value (Proval) to purchasers’ value (Purval). (BEA)
Current transfers consist of all transfers that are not transfers of capital; they directly affect the level of disposable income and should influence the consumption of goods or services. (SNA)
Current transfers within general government consist of current transfers between different government units or different sub-sectors of general government; they include current transfers between different levels of government, such as frequently occur between central and state or local government units, and between government units and social security funds. (SNA)
The combined wholesale and retail trade margins, including taxes collected by wholesalers and retailers. For further explanation, see “wholesale margin” and “retail margin.” (BEA)
The flow of goods & services between or within counties, or user-defined study areas within the U.S.
Three I-O tables showing the output required to meet a given level of final use. The three tables are the commodity-by-commodity total requirements table, the industry-by-commodity total requirements table, and the industry-by-industry total requirements table. All three tables are calculated from the supplementary make and use tables. (See also “Output multipliers”) (BEA)
I-O coefficients that estimate overall production required to produce a dollar of output. These coefficients (expressed as per dollar of output delivered to final demand) reflect (a) the initial final demand for the output of a given industry or commodity, and (b) both direct and indirect requirements resulting from the initial demand. (BEA)
Taxes on Production & Imports less Subsidies (TOPI) is one of the four components of Value Added. It includes sales and excise taxes, customs duties, property taxes, motor vehicle licenses, severance taxes, other taxes, and special assessments. Because TOPI is net of subsidies, it can be negative for a given Industry in a given […]
An international set of guidelines for a system of economic accounts. The SNA organizes information about the flows and stocks that represent an economy within a comprehensive, integrated framework. The 1993 SNA was published by the Inter-Secretariat Working Group for the National Accounts (Commission for the European Communities, International Monetary Fund, Organisation for Economic Co-operation […]
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