netherlands_2006: Simple input-output table for the Netherlands, 2006.
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Simple input-output table for the Netherlands, 2006.
Description
This simplified SIOT is taken from the Science Policy Integration for
Coastal Systems Assessment project's input-output multiplier
specification sheet. It is used as a simple example SIOT for
controlled analytical results. The column names were slightly altered
to resemble more the current Eurostat conventions and the main example
dataset germany_1995.
Usage
data(netherlands_2006)
Format
A data frame with 14 observations and 13 variables.
A data frame of 13 observations in 14 variables.
- prod_na
Product name, simplified, following the Eurostat conventions
- agriculture_group
Simple aggregated agricultural products
- mining_group
Simple aggregated mining products
- manufacturing_group
Simple aggregated manufacturing products
- construction_group
Construction
- utilities_group
Simple aggregated utilities products/services
- services_group
Simple aggregated services products
- TOTAL
Column / row sums, simple summary, not included in the original source
- final_consumption_private
Simple aggregated final private use
- final_consumption_households
Simple aggregated final household consumption
- final_consumption_government
Simple aggregated final government consumption
- gross_fixed_capital_formation
Gross fixed capital formation 'GFCF'
- exports
Simple aggregated exports
- total_use
Simple aggregated total use
Source
Source: Input-Output Multipliers Specification Sheet and Supporting
Material in the Spicosa Project Report
Input-Output Multipliers. Specification sheet and supporting material
See Also
Other Validation datasets:
germany_1995,
germany_airpol,
uk_2010_data,
uk_test_results
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Simple input-output table for the Netherlands, 2006.
Description
This simplified SIOT is taken from the Science Policy Integration for
Coastal Systems Assessment project's input-output multiplier
specification sheet. It is used as a simple example SIOT for
controlled analytical results. The column names were slightly altered
to resemble more the current Eurostat conventions and the main example
dataset germany_1995.
Usage
data(netherlands_2006)
Format
A data frame with 14 observations and 13 variables.
A data frame of 13 observations in 14 variables.
- prod_na
Product name, simplified, following the Eurostat conventions
- agriculture_group
Simple aggregated agricultural products
- mining_group
Simple aggregated mining products
- manufacturing_group
Simple aggregated manufacturing products
- construction_group
Construction
- utilities_group
Simple aggregated utilities products/services
- services_group
Simple aggregated services products
- TOTAL
Column / row sums, simple summary, not included in the original source
- final_consumption_private
Simple aggregated final private use
- final_consumption_households
Simple aggregated final household consumption
- final_consumption_government
Simple aggregated final government consumption
- gross_fixed_capital_formation
Gross fixed capital formation 'GFCF'
- exports
Simple aggregated exports
- total_use
Simple aggregated total use
Source
Source: Input-Output Multipliers Specification Sheet and Supporting Material in the Spicosa Project Report
Input-Output Multipliers. Specification sheet and supporting material
See Also
Other Validation datasets:
germany_1995,
germany_airpol,
uk_2010_data,
uk_test_results
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