The European System of Accounts offers homogenous accounting rules and upholds the use of the Input-Output (I-O) method, a system of related tables that set out to represent the economic flow between the different productive sectors. The units of production are grouped in homogenised branches and the flow between them is recorded, as well as the distribution of value added between the production factors. The Input-Output table of origin at basic prices and the Input-Output table of destination at basic prices are published. The Input-Output Tables assist in establishing the base year that forms the common reference point in the economic statistics of the Basque Country.
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The European System of Accounts offers homogeneous accounting standards and supports the use of the Input-Output (I-O) method, a system of related tables that try to represent the economic flow between the different productive sectors. The production units are grouped into homogenised branches and the flow between them is collected, as well as the distribution of value added among the factors of production. The Input-Output table of origin is disseminated at basic prices, and the Input-Output table of destination at basic prices. The Input-Output Tables help to establish the base year that constitutes the common reference in the economic statistics of the Basque Country.
The European System of Accounts offers homogenous accounting rules and upholds the use of the Input-Output (I-O) method, a system of related tables that set out to represent the economic flow between the different productive sectors. The units of production are grouped in homogenised branches and the flow between them is recorded, as well as the distribution of value added between the production factors. The Input-Output table of origin at basic prices and the Input-Output table of destination at basic prices and the symmetrical table on base years are published. The Input-Output Tables assist in establishing the base year that forms the common reference point in the economic statistics of the Basque Country.
The European System of Accounts offers homogenous accounting rules and upholds the use of the Input-Output (I-O) method, a system of related tables that set out to represent the economic flow between the different productive sectors. The units of production are grouped in homogenised branches and the flow between them is recorded, as well as the distribution of value added between the production factors. The Input-Output table of origin at basic prices and the Input-Output table of destination at basic prices are published. The Input-Output Tables assist in establishing the base year that forms the common reference point in the economic statistics of the Basque Country.
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The European System of Accounts offers homogenous accounting rules and upholds the use of the Input-Output (I-O) method, a system of related tables that set out to represent the economic flow between the different productive sectors. The units of production are grouped in homogenised branches and the flow between them is recorded, as well as the distribution of value added between the production factors. The Input-Output table of origin at basic prices and the Input-Output table of destination at basic prices are published. The Input-Output Tables assist in establishing the base year that forms the common reference point in the economic statistics of the Basque Country.