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Value added
Value added (gross) refers to the value generated by any unit engaged in a production activity. In market production it is calculated by deducting from the unit's output the intermediates (goods and services) used in the production process and in non-market production by adding up compensation of employees, consumption of fixed capital and possible taxes on production and imports.
Statistics using the definition
- Regional accounts
- Regional input-output tables
- Indicators of regional economy
- Regional accounts of production and employment
- Economic accounts for agriculture (EAA)
- Culture satellite accounts
- Tourism account
- Regional economic agricultural accounts
- Quarterly national accounts
- Supply, use and input-output tables
- Quarterly sector accounts
- Growth and productivity measures
- Annual national accounts
Validity of the definition
- Valid
Source organisation
- EU
Related concepts
Jaa