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1 From source statistics to input for Supply and Use tables
Part II. Supply and Use tables 31 October 2006 From source statistics to input for Supply and Use tables Maarten van Rossum Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

2 Part II. Supply and Use tables
31 October 2006 SOURCE STATISTICS Business surveys give information about sales per commodity purchases per commodity compensation of employees changes in stocks products raw materials number of employees Sample Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

3 Part II. Supply and Use tables
31 October 2006 Actions: Fill gaps caused by - hidden economy Check plausibility of figures - compared with previous year - quantities of output-input Adapt to definitions of NA Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

4 Part II. Supply and Use tables
31 October 2006 From source statistics to Supply and Use Restaurants Supply Sales Meals 1000 Drinks 500 Retail trade 250 Amusement 100 Construction works 10 Commercial services Rents of buildings Culture & sports Other total 1960 Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

5 Part II. Supply and Use tables
31 October 2006 From source statistics to Supply and Use Restaurants Supply Sales Sales to Output output Meals 1000 Drinks 500 Retail trade 250 -200 50 Amusement 100 Construction works 10 Commercial services Rents of buildings Culture & sports Other total 1960 1760 Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

6 Part II. Supply and Use tables
31 October 2006 From source statistics to Supply and Use Restaurants Supply Sales Sales to Output Hidden total output activities Meals 1000 50 1050 Drinks 500 550 Retail trade 250 -200 Amusement 100 Construction works 10 Commercial services Rents of buildings Culture & sports Other 1960 1760 1860 Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

7 Part II. Supply and Use tables
31 October 2006 From source statistics to Supply and Use Restaurants Supply Sales Sales to Output Hidden total detail to supply output activities comm. table Meals 1000 50 1050 Drinks 500 550 Retail trade 250 -200 Amusement 100 Construction works 10 Commercial services Rents of buildings 60 museum 30 Other -100 1960 1760 1860 Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

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31 October 2006 Restaurants Use Pur- Mut chases invent. Food 700 Beverages 350 Goods for resale 200 Gas Electricity Construction Recreation services Commercial services 50 Rent of buildings 25 Energy 20 Repair services 5 Other Wages Operating surplus Not specified 10 Total 1720 Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

9 Part II. Supply and Use tables
31 October 2006 Restaurants Use Pur- Mut Purch. Input chases invent. to input Food 700 -5 695 Beverages 350 345 Goods for resale 200 -200 Gas Electricity Construction Recreation services Commercial services 50 Rent of buildings 25 Energy 20 Repair services 5 Other Wages Operating surplus 250 Not specified 10 Total 1720 -210 1760 Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

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31 October 2006 Restaurants Use Pur- Mut Purch. Input Hidden total chases invent. to input activities input Food 700 -5 695 15 710 Beverages 350 345 360 Goods for resale 200 -200 Gas Electricity Construction Recreation services Commercial services 50 Rent of buildings 25 Energy 20 Repair services 5 Other Wages 30 380 Operating surplus 250 40 290 Not specified 10 Total 1720 -210 1760 100 1860 Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

11 Part II. Supply and Use tables
31 October 2006 Restaurants Use Pur- Mut Purch. Input Hidden total Def NA Int chases invent. to input activities input Software FISIM cons. Food 700 -5 695 15 710 Beverages 350 345 360 Goods for resale 200 -200 Gas Electricity Construction Recreation services Commercial services 50 10 55 Rent of buildings 25 Energy 20 Repair services 5 Other Wages 30 380 Operating surplus 250 40 290 -10 285 Not specified Total 1720 1760 100 1860 Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

12 Part II. Supply and Use tables
31 October 2006 Restaurants Use Pur- Mut Purch. Input Hidden total Def NA Int det to Int. Cons chases invent. to input activities input Software FISIM cons. comm. Use table Food 700 -5 695 15 710 Beverages 350 345 360 Goods for resale 200 -200 Gas Electricity 5 Construction 10 Recreation services Commercial services 50 55 Rent of buildings 25 Energy 20 -20 Repair services Other Wages 30 380 Profit/Operating surplus 250 40 290 -10 285 Not specified Total 1720 1760 100 1860 Statistics Netherlands: National accounts in Practice

13 EXERCISE 3

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