Production account by economic activity (detailed breakdown) in 2019
The production account is divided into resources and use. Resources include output of goods and services at basic prices, while use includes gross value added. Sectors are broken down into subsectors with details down to OKVED class level. Two columns represent different aspects of economic activity, enabling assessment of each sector's contribution
Comparison of output at basic prices and gross value added by economic sectors in 2019
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 66 series across 3 breakdowns. 192 values in total.
“Section B — Mining and quarrying” leads the table with 12.62 million, “Section C 18 — Printing and reproduction of recorded media” closes it with 98,365. The gap between them is 128-fold.
All table numbers are series: 66
How to read this table
Resources begin with output at basic prices, and use ends with gross value added. Rows list economic activities such as crop production, animal husbandry, and hunting. Compare output and value added volumes across sectors to identify differences in their weight and efficiency
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Period and application
The dataset presents data for 2019. No updates are available, as this is a one-time publication. The indicator is useful for economists analyzing production structure and identifying key sectors of the economy
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