Input-Output Tables 2005, 2010 - ESA 1995 [IO_2005]

The supply and use tables, from which the input-output tables are derived, are set out in tables 1 and 2. Tables 3 to 5 describe the transition tables needed to convert the use table valued at purchasers’ prices into a use table valued at basic prices. Next, the use table is broken down into two sub-tables according to the origin of supply: imported goods and services (table 6) and domestic output (table 7). Finally, the input-output tables are presented in tables 8 to 10.

• the supply table at basic prices, including the transition to purchasers’ prices (table 1);
• the use table at purchasers’ prices (table 2);
• the tables of subsidies and taxes on products (excluding VAT) (tables 3, 3a and 3b);
• the table of trade margins (table 4);
• the use table at basic prices (table 5);
• the use table at basic prices for imports (table 6);
• the use table at basic prices for domestic output (table 7);
• the symmetric input-output table at basic prices (table 8);
• the symmetric input-output table at basic prices for imports (table 9);
• the symmetric input-output table at basic prices for domestic output (table 10).