6 publications that are related to Supply and use tables , sorted by release date
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Impact of Blue Book 2021 changes on average quarterly gross domestic product (Latest release)
Methodological and data improvements that affect current price and chain volume measure of quarterly gross domestic product (GDP), 1997 to 2019.Keywords: supply and use tables, implied deflator, bb21, national accounts, bluebook2021
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Impact of Blue Book 2021 changes on current price and volume estimates of gross domestic product (Latest release)
Methodological and data improvements that affect current price and chain volume measure of gross domestic product (GDP), 1997 to 2019.Keywords: bb21, national accounts, bluebook 2021, GDP, gross domestic product
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National accounts, deflator strategy: September 2020 (Latest release)
Strategy for developing the suite of deflators used across the UK National Accounts, including the main aims for deflator research and development and a roadmap of deliveries that will improve our measure of gross domestic product (GDP) and trade in the coming years.Keywords: economy, deflators, economic measurement, volume
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Impact of Blue Book 2020 changes on current price and volume estimates of gross domestic product (Latest release)
Methodological and data improvements that impact on current price and chain volume measure of GDP for the period 1997 to 2018.Keywords: National accounts, BB20, BlueBook2020, GDP
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Input-output analytical tables: methods and application to UK National Accounts (Latest release)
An overview of the theory and methods behind the construction of the additional 2013 Input Output Analytical Tables, (IOATs), with some illustrative examples.Keywords: Economy, Leontief, Multipliers, Input Output, National Accounts
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Commentary on supply and use balanced estimates of annual GDP: 1997 to 2014 (Latest release)
This article explains the revisions from 1997 to 2014, between the estimates of gross value added (GVA) and gross domestic product (GDP) published in the 2016 supply and use tables.Keywords: supply use, uk economy, national accounts, economic growth