Gross value added by industry in 2021
The production account shows the value of goods and services created in each industry. Output at basic prices is the value of produced goods and services before deducting intermediate consumption. Gross value added reflects the real contribution of an industry to the economy after accounting for used resources. Comparing different columns within a row helps understand resource allocation and the industry’s impact
Structure of output and value added by economic industries, 2021
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 24 series across 3 breakdowns. 66 values in total.
“B1g — Gross domestic product at market prices” leads the table with 134.73 million, “Section T / Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use” closes it with 380,955. The gap between them is 354-fold.
All table numbers are series: 24
How to read this table
The first column in any row contains output at basic prices, and the last shows gross value added. The larger the gap between them, the higher the intermediate consumption and material intensity of production. Industries can vary sharply in the share of value added in output: in some it is high, in others it is low
What is visible in these numbers
Only 92% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.
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Period and application
Data are for 2021 and cover twenty-four industries. Updates occur annually, so comparisons with previous periods reveal how the economic structure is changing. The dataset is useful for economists analyzing industry dynamics, investors identifying promising sectors, and government bodies assessing structural changes in the economy
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