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This document provides a detailed analysis of the Supply and Use Tables (SUT) framework, focusing on various economic indicators such as final demand at purchasers' prices, total output, and domestic supply at basic prices. It highlights key components including government consumption, gross fixed capital formation, exports and imports of goods and services, and the roles of intermediaries and sectors. Combining these aspects allows for a nuanced understanding of Gross Value Added (GVA) through both expenditure and production approaches, essential for policy-making and economic assessment.
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Supply and Use Table Suryadiningrat
Equal Supply and Use Tables Framework Supply Table Use Table FINAL DEMAND at purchasers’ prices INDUSTRY INDUSTRY Government FCe Gross fixed capital formation Valuables Exports of goods and services DOMESTIC SUPPLY at basic prices Import of goods and services Distributors’ trading margins Taxes (less subsidies) on products TOTAL SUPPLY INTERMEDIATE DEMAND at purchasers’ prices Total intermediate demand H H F Ce Changes in inventories TOTAL USE NPISHs FCe PRODUCT PRODUCT TOTAL OUTPUT Total intermediate consumption GVA (Expenditure) equals Final Expenditure less Imports GVA (Production) Equal TOTAL INPUT INDUSTRY Equal Compensation of employees Other net taxes on production Gross operating surplus SECTOR GVA (Income)
I-O Analytical Tables : Product by Product Supply Table Use Table FINAL DEMAND at basic prices PRODUCT PRODUCT Government FCe Gross fixed capital formation Valuables Exports of goods and services DOMESTIC SUPPLY at basic prices TOTAL SUPPLY INTERMEDIATE DEMAND (of domestically produced goods and services) at basic prices Total intermediate demand H H F Ce Changes in inventories TOTAL DEMAND NPISHs FCe PRODUCT PRODUCT TOTAL OUTPUT Import of goods and services Taxes (less subsidies) on products Total intermediate consumption Taxes (less subsidies) on productions Compensation of employees Gross operating surplus TOTAL INPUT
