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The supply-use balances Presented by: Nasri mabrouk

The supply-use balances Presented by: Nasri mabrouk. plan. Economic transactions related to a product Sources Product(i) Uses of this product sources of different operations in the balance. Economic transactions related to a product. production (P)

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The supply-use balances Presented by: Nasri mabrouk

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  1. The supply-use balances Presented by: Nasri mabrouk

  2. plan • Economic transactions related to a product • Sources Product(i) • Uses of thisproduct • sources of different operations in the balance

  3. Economic transactions related to a product production (P) intermediate consumption (CI) government final consumption(GFCE) final consumption (FC) household final consumption expenditure (HFCE) Final consumption expenditure of non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH) gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) change in inventories( INV) Import (M) export (X)

  4. Sources Product(i) • Domestic production(Pi) • Import(Mi) • stocks of the year n-1(Dsi) • Total ressources=Pi+Mi+DSi

  5. Uses of thisproduct • 1-intermediate consumption (CIi)2- final consumption (CFi)3- gross fixed capital formation (GFCFi)4-exports (X)If the supply of this product is not the job of any previous use. • it will increase the stock 5-stocks (ASi) • Total uses = CIi + Cfi + ASi + Xi +FBCFi

  6. Ressources = Emplois purchase price Production Imports ? = intermediate consumption final consumption gross fixed capital formation change in inventories Exports Basic price

  7. Ressources = Emplois ..purchase price = Basic price • incl.trade margins • Incl. Transport margins • incl Taxes / prod net of subsidies Taxes on imported goods • incl.trade margins • Incl. Transport margins • incl Taxes / prod net of subsidies • incl.trade margins • Incl. Transport margins • incl Taxes / prod net of subsidies • incl.trade margins + VAT on products + Other taxes on products - subsidies on products • Incl. Transport margins • incl Taxes / prod net of subsidies Production Imports intermediate consumption Final cunsumption Gross fixed Capital Formation Change inventories Exports • Trade margins: • CI, • CF, • GFCF • exports • transport margins : • CI, • CF, • GFCF • exports

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  9. sources of different operations in the balance • 1- Evaluation of production • Production branch is extrapolated from the national survey of economic activity and informal sector. • This production is also broken down by product. construction of a production matrix

  10. In Current Year:-In the current year only production sector is extrapolated.-Production product is obtained by projecting the matrix production of the base year

  11. 2-Evaluation of intermediate consumption (CI):     In the base year: For each branch we value purchases of different products. the sum of these purchases give intermediate consumption of each branch      construction of a matrix of inputs

  12. The matrix of intermediate inputs has the inputs of branches (columns) broken down by product (online).For sector j intermediate consumption of product i is denoted by aij.

  13. Other operations to determine the balance different sources are used:The foreign trade data to determine the value of import and export of various goods. Data from the balance of payments to determine the value of the import and export of services. Data from the government to determine all types of taxes and subsidies, the other to determine the final consumer public. We use the household survey to determine the value of final consumption   Once it was determined all the balances of the products being developed for the supply and use table

  14. Thank you

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