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Overview of the Input- Output Tables and Derived Products DLI Webinar Andreas Trau October 9 th , 2013

Overview  Input-Output Tables  Derived Products Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 2

Input-Output Tables  Overview  Classifications  Impact of SNA 2012 Revision  Catalogue Products and CANSIM Tables Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 3

Overview of the Input-Output Tables  The Canadian Input-Output Framework represent the most detailed accounting of the Canadian economy available • Ideal for studying the structure of the Canadian economy  More accurate but less timely • The 2010 IO Tables will only be released on November 8 th , 2013 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 4

Overview of the Input-Output Tables  Based on two sets of interrelated accounts • Commodity Account  Allows for the study of the supply and disposition of goods and services  Supply = Demand • Industry Account  allows for the study of the commodity composition of the output of industries and the complete cost of production  Inputs = Outputs Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 5

Overview of the Input-Output Tables  Consists of three tables • Output Table  Shows the output or production of industries • Input Table  Shows the inputs or purchases of goods and services by industries  Shows the valued added or GDP of industries • Final Demand Table  Shows the final consumption of goods and services by: – Households (personal expenditures) – Industries (GFCF) – Government (net current expenditures) – Trade (exports less imports) Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 6

Overview of the Input-Output Tables  The Canadian Input-Output framework is an important component of the Canadian System of National Accounts • Highly integrated with the Income and Expenditure Accounts • Level of integration increases with each historical revision  Introduction of a common SNA PE classification  Matching asset detail and definitions for gross fixed capital formation  The National Input-Output tables go back to 1961  The Provincial Input-Output tables go back to 1997 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 7

Classifications of the Input-Output System  Three classification systems • Input-Output Industry Classification (IOIC) • Input-Output Commodity Classification (IOCC) • Input-Output Final Demand Classifications (IOFDC) Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 8

Classifications of the Input-Output System  Input-Output Industry Classification (IOIC) • Found in the Output and Inputs Tables • Based on 2007 North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) • See document IO Industry classification structure and concordance, 2009.xls Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 9

Classifications of the Input-Output System  Input-Output Commodity Classification (IOCC) • Found in all three of the Input-Output Tables • Based on the North American Products Classification System (NAPCS) • See document IO Commodity classification structure and concordance, 2009.xls Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 10

Classifications of the Input-Output System  Input-Output Final Demand Classifications (IOFDC) • Found only in the Final Demand Table • Contains the final demand components of the Final Demand Tables, which includes:  Household consumption expenditures  Gross fixed capital formation  NPISH and Government current consumption expenditures  Inventories  Exports and imports • See document IO Final demand classification structure and concordance, 2009.xls Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 11

Classifications of the Input-Output System  Classifications are hierarchical, with 5 levels of aggregation • DC – Detailed confidential level  Working level of the IO Tables • D – Detailed level  Available to the public for the National IO Tables • L97 – Link to 1997 level  Level of detail for the historical series going back to 1997  At the National Level only  Work has yet to be done Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 12

Classifications of the Input-Output System • L61 – Link to 1961 level  Level of detail for the historical series going back to 1961  At the National Level only  Work has yet to be done • S – Summary  Level of detail for the provincial IO Tables Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 13

Impact of SNA 2012 Revision • 2009 and onwards are very different than the 2008 and prior  New IO classifications  New SNA concepts  Revised data sets • 2009 and 2008 are not comparable • Historical series is not yet available • See document Modernization of the Input-Output Tables Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 14

Catalogue Products and CANSIM Tables  Make and Use Tables • CANSIM Table 381-0028 – Provincial at the Summary Level • CANSIM Table 381-0022 – National at the Detailed Level  Final Demand Table • CANSIM Table 381-0029 – Provincial at the Summary Level • CANSIM Table 381-0023 – National at the Detailed Level  IO Tables in Excel • National: Catalogue 15F0041XDB • Provincial: Catalogue 15F0042XDB Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 15

Derived Products  Gross Domestic Product by Industry • Sectored (using the IOIC)  CANSIM Table 381-0030  Catalogue 15-001-XWE • Un-sectored (based on NAICS)  Provincial Shares: CANSIM Table 379-0028  National Annual: CANSIM Table 379-0029  Provincial Annual: CANSIM Table 379-0030  National Monthly: CANSIM Table 379-0031 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 16

Derived Products  Gross Output by Industry • Sectored (using the IOIC)  CANSIM Table 381-0031  Catalogue 15-210-X  Canadian National and Interprovincial Input-Output Model • Catalogue 15F0004X and 15F0009X  National and Provincial Input-Output Multipliers • Catalogue 15F0046X Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 17

Derived Products (continue)  Symmetric Tables • Catalogue 15-207-X, 15-208-X and 15-211-X  Inverse Tables • No catalogue number, available upon request  Import content of exports • No catalogue number, available upon request  Imports and duties by commodity • No catalogue number, available upon request Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 18

Useful Links  Canada’s System of National Economic Accounts: An Overview  Definitions, Data Sources and Methods  Canadian System of National Accounts 2012 Historical Revision  National Economic Accounts Glossary  Release Dates Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 19

 Questions  Thank You Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 09/10/2013 20