Accounts of the general government sector in 2019-2021
Government sector accounts break down sector activity into resources and output. Output reflects the value of goods and services produced, while resources are divided into market and non-market products. The figures show total output in this sector for each year
- Use — Gross balance of primary incomes (gross) / B5g
- Resources — Output / P1
- Resources — Non-market output / P13
- Use — Gross value added / B1g
- Resources — Gross value added / B1g
- Resources — Taxes on production / D2
- Resources — taxes on products / D21
- Use — Compensation of employees / D1
- Resources — Property income receivable / D4
- Resources — rent / D45
Dynamics of government sector resources by product types for 2019–2021
Who grew, who fell: 2019 → 2021
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2019–2021. Series: 51, periods: 3. Breakdown by items: Resources — Output / P1; Resources — Market output / P11; Resources — Non-market output / P13; Use — Intermediate consumption / P2; Use — Gross value added / B1g and others
Use — Balance of primary incomes (gross) / B5g: the indicator increased from 22.8 million to 26.1 million over 2019–2021 — by 14.2%. Of the 25 largest series, 23 increased, 2 decreased
All table numbers are series: 51
How to read this table
In the table rows, resources are divided by product types: market and non-market. Market output is sold, while non-market output is provided free of charge or below cost. Comparing sums across years shows how the volume of goods and services produced by the state changes
What is visible in these numbers
Five largest values: Use — Balance of primary incomes (gross) (26.1 million), Resources — Output / P1 (25.2 million), Resources — Non-market output / P13 (23.3 million), Use — Gross value added (17.4 million), Resources — Gross value added / B1g (17.4 million). The gap between the largest and smallest is 295,112 times. The top five account for 54.1% of the total across all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual; total periods: 3. 75 of 75 possible values filled (100%); data gaps are virtually absent
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Period and application
Government sector accounts are published by Rosstat for a three-year period. Data are updated annually, with current-year figures appearing with a delay. These indicators help assess the scale and structure of government sector activity for analyzing budget burden and social spending
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