Study on national Sport Satellite
Accounts (SSAs) in the EU
SortsEconAustria
Institute of Sports Economics
Sheffield Hallam University
Sport Industry Research Centre
Hogeschool van Arnhem en Nijmegen
HAN Sport en Bewegen
Table of Contents
Table of Contents 2
Table of figures 4
Table of tables 5
1 Abstract 7
2 Introduction 8
3 Executive summary 10
3.1 Overview 10
3.2 Analysis of data investigation and recommendations 11
3.3 Further topics 12
4 Data investigation 13
4.1 Preceding comments 13
4.2 Questionnaire 14
4.3 Expert interviews 19
4.4 Educational institutions 23
4.5 National Statistics Offices 24
4.6 International data sources 24
4.7 Country overview 26
4.8 Conclusions 29
5 Analysis of existing Sport Satellite Accounts 30
5.1 Costs of calculating a Sport Satellite Account 30
5.2 Data necessary to calculate SSAs 30
5.3 Data availability for 2005 and current SSAs 32
5.4 Construction of existing SSAs 33
6 Workshops 36
7 Recommendations and time line 37
7.1 General recommendations 37
7.2 Time line for Member States 39
8 Appendix A – List of consulted institutions 42
8.1 Educational institutions 42
8.2 National Statistics Offices 44
9 Appendix B: NSO based data sources per country 46
9.1 Austria 46
9.2 Belgium 51
9.3 Bulgaria 54
9.4 Croatia 58
9.5 Czech Republic 61
9.6 Cyprus 65
9.7 Denmark 69
9.8 Estonia 72
9.9 Finland 76
9.10 France 80
9.11 Germany 83
9.12 Greece 87
9.13 Hungary 90
9.14 Ireland 93
9.15 Italy 96
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9.16 Latvia 99
9.17 Lithuania 102
9.18 Luxembourg 105
9.19 Malta 109
9.20 The Netherlands 113
9.21 Poland 117
9.22 Portugal 120
9.23 Romania 124
9.24 Slovakia 127
9.25 Slovenia 130
9.26 Spain 133
9.27 Sweden 136
9.28 United Kingdom 139
10 Appendix C – Further international data sources 142
11 Appendix D – Manual 143
11.1 Introduction 143
11.2 Definitions 143
11.3 Sources of Data 149
11.4 Phase I: Data Collection and Building a Satellite Account 154
11.5 Phase II: Implementation of SSAs in Supply and Use Tables (SUTs) or
Input-Output Tables (IOTs) 156
11.6 Phase III: Analysing the Data & Results 176
11.7 Additional Hints for the Practitioner 178
11.8 References 179
12 Appendix E – Workshop Presentations 181
12.1 Workshop 1, Implementing SSAs 181
12.2 Workshop 1, Data Gathering 188
12.3 Workshop 1, SUT and IOT 194
12.4 Workshop 1, Matrix Algebra 199
12.5 Workshop 1, Basic Input Output Analysis 209
12.6 Workshop 2, Detailed Concepts 218
13 Appendix F – Vilnius Definition of Sport 236
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Table of figures
Figure 1: Countries filling out the questionnaire. Light brown (including Malta)
indicates no substantial sport-related data indicated in the questionnaire. 15
Figure 2: Expert interviews conducted (MT could not give an interview) 20
Figure 3: Additional data in questionnaire only (orange), interview only (blue),
both (red). No additional data indicated (grey, including MT) 27
Figure 4: Schematic representation of a supply table 145
Figure 5: Schematic representation of a use table 147
Figure 6: Simplified supply and use framework 147
Figure 7: A simplified I/O-Table 148
Figure 8: Relation between share of employees and Gross Production values or
Gross value added of several exemplary 3- and 4-digit sectors within
their 2-digit sectors (329 data points). 150
Figure 9: Relationship between employees and Consumption in 43 sectors
from 30 to 74, on a 2-digit level 151
Figure 10: The Austrian domestic (top) and total (bottom) Input-Output Tables
of 2011 in €bn. 157
Figure 11: The Austrian imported Input-Output Table of 2011 in bn. Euro 159
Figure 12: The IOT enlarged by the sport relevant rows and columns (green) 160
Figure 13: Detail of the IOT enlarged by the sport relevant rows and columns 161
Figure 14: The simplified original domestic I/O-Table and a derived I/O-Table
for Sport. 162
Figure 15: Gross Value Added quadrant detail of the IOT enlarged by the sport
relevant rows and columns 164
Figure 16: Consumption quadrant detail of the IOT enlarged by the sport
relevant rows and columns 165
Figure 17: Consumption quadrant detail with exemplary data 167
Figure 18: Before hiring sports teachers 168
Figure 19: Hiring sports teachers 170
Figure 20: Starting RAS 173
Figure 21: Selecting R 174
Figure 22: Finished RAS 174
Figure 23: Finished TRAS 175
Figure 24: Direct and indirect effects of sport 178
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Table of tables
Table 1: Data availability for Member States based on the questionnaire (X =
data is available) 16
Table 2: Answer on: “Does your country have a Sport Satellite account or is it
working on it?” 17
Table 3: Producers of the Sport Satellite Accounts per country 18
Table 4: Overall data availability for Member States (X = data is available) 28
Table 5: Availability (April 2016, frequently updated) of IOTs and SUTs in
currency units at Eurostat. 31
Table 6: Availability of IOTs-S and SUTs-S 33
Table 7: List of universities and similar institutions contacted 42
Table 8: List of national statistics offices 44
Table 9: International data sources 142
Table 10: Adjustment Algorithms 171
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1 Abstract
This study mainly aimed at finding sport-related economic data suitable for the use in
a Sport Satellite Account (SSA) in the EU Member States. An online questionnaire was
sent out, expert interviews were conducted, research institutions and National
Statistics Offices were consulted. It turned out that outside of those ten countries
which already engaged in computing SSAs such data is at best very scarce – only few
countries without SSA could provide at least one additional data point to NSO/Eurostat
data. Since SSAs require highly specialised data, it is unlikely that a country has such
a collection unless it has already produced an SSA. Reasons for not computing an SSA
included lack of political will, technical difficulty of computation and lack of knowledge
as well as the scarcity of data on trade of sport-related services and sport-related
consumption. The report provides an assessment of the SSA workshops, a list of
recommendations as well as a plan for future actions. These include, among others, a
follow-up Expert Group, an update of the Multiregional Input-Output Table for Sport
and the Vilnius Definition and a series of intensive workshops.
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2 Introduction
Since the ratification of the Lisbon treaty in 2007, which entered into force in 2009,
sport has become a competence for the EU. Prior to this Lisbon treaty the White Paper
on Sport1 has been important in creating possibilities for a knowledge based sport
policy. The White Paper invited the European Commission to 'support national efforts
to develop Sport Satellite Accounts (SSAs)2 and paved the way for a Eurobarometer
survey on Sport and Physical Activity in 2009. In 2011, the Commission published its
'Communication on Sport3', asking for a strengthening of evidence-based policy
making in the field of sport. This was a response to an increasing demand on the
European Commission by policy-makers, experts and sport stakeholders to support
the development of a sound knowledge base for sport, including reliable information
and comparable data. The production of national SSAs was the first of three policy
suggestions for establishing an evidence-based policy making in the field of sport.
The EU Conference on Sport Statistics in March 2011 highlighted further the demand
for a sport monitoring function to strengthen evidence-based policy making and
provided valuable ideas for its possible content. At the same time, under the EU Work
Plan for Sport 2011-2014, the Expert Group on Sport Statistics4 continued on the
steps of the informal Working Group of 'Sport & Economics' (from 2006) which paved
the way with an agreed definition of the sport economy ('Vilnius definition') and a
methodology for estimating its economic impact (analyses based on SSAs). The Work
Plan acknowledged that 'sport can contribute to the objectives of Europe 2020
strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth' 5. According to the Work Plan for
Sport 2011-2014, the Expert Group on Sport Statistics would inter alia prepare a
deliverable on ‘establishing national SSAs and proposals for future EU level work in the
field of sport statistics’.6
Another deliverable, that became a major cornerstone in the development of
evidenced-based policy for sport, was the publication of the 'Study on the Contribution
of Sport to Economic Growth and Employment in the EU' in 2012 7. This study used the
National Accounts of the Member States and the UN foreign-trade data-set to produce
a Multiregional Input-Output Table: Sport (MRIOT:S), producing thereby a provisional
EU-wide SSA. So far, SSAs have been completed by Austria, the UK, the Netherlands,
Germany, Cyprus, and Poland8, and Lithuania. Additionally, Luxembourg, Portugal,
and Romania are preparing an SSA.
The overall objective is the development of national SSAs in the EU to pave the way
towards a possible future European Sport Satellite Account. This can be achieved
through the harmonisation of the existing methodologies for producing SSAs and the
examination of the difficulties encountered for the creation of national SSAs.
1
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?qid=1389190214279&uri=CELEX:52007DC0391
2
Strictly speaking, an SSA is the sport-related part (rows and columns) of a specialised Supply and Use
Table for Sport (SUT-S) or an Input-Output Table for sport (IOT-S). Further on, “SSA” will be used if any of
the two aforementioned tables can be referred to.
3
http://bookshop.europa.eu/en/communication-on-sport-2011--
pbNC3111173/?CatalogCategoryID=CdcKABstHUgAAAEjBJEY4e5L
4
http://ec.europa.eu/sport/policy/cooperation/expert_groups_en.htm
5
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:42011Y0601%2801%29
6
Expert Group “Sport Statistics” – Report from the 1st meeting
http://ec.europa.eu/sport/policy/cooperation/expert_groups_en.htm
7
http://ec.europa.eu/sport/library/studies/study-contribution-spors-economic-growth-final-rpt.pdf
8
http://bookshop.europa.eu/en/sport-satellite-accounts-pbNC0213236/
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Given the input requirements and the labour intensity character of the sport economy,
such an endeavour is likely to lead to sport policy optimisation and further economic
growth. To achieve the overall objective a series of tasks were undertaken:
Mapping of data availability and requirements at national levels for setting up
SSAs.
Harmonisation of the methodological manuals.
Organisation of three workshops.
Recommendations for developing national and EU-wide SSAs based on the Vilnius
definition.
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3 Executive summary
3.1 Overview
During the last decade, Sport Satellite Accounts (SSAs) 9 became the main tool for
assessing the economic impact of sport. So far, seven national SSAs were completed:
AT, CY, DE, LT, NL, PL, UK with LU and PT finalising soon and RO being in preparation.
In order to understand the difficulties encountered in the remaining countries and to
help them with their search for data, the European Commission, Directorate-General
for Education and Culture has launched a study on the availability of sport-related
economic data and the major obstacles of calculating an SSA in the EU Member
States. The search considers data such as Input-Output Tables (IOTs), Supply and Use
Tables (SUTs), Structural Business Statistic (SBS), data on production of goods
(PRODCOM), and other similar collections mainly found in National Statistics Offices
(NSOs) and Eurostat. Other international data sources (Injury Data Base by DG Health
and Food Safety, FESI, and OECD) were looked at too. Data from all these sources are
prerequisites for calculations and are available for most countries. In addition, the
data sets considered are recent (2013/14) with the exception of IOTs (up to 2012)
and the Injury Data Base (2008/10). These data are available to a large extent in
several countries, but only allow for an approximation. A thoroughly done SSA
requires more detailed data.
A major part of the report focusses on national expert interviews and a collection of
data conducted through an online questionnaire sent out to representatives of the
Member States as well as to various institutions. Out of the 28 Member States, 20
filled out at least parts of the questionnaire; ten among them could indicate the
existence of data necessary for an SSA in addition to NSO/Eurostat data. Interviews
were given by experts of 20 Member states. In total, 22 Member states either
indicated additional data in the questionnaire or gave an interview. Two of the
remaining six countries answered in some way but had no knowledge about sport-
related economic data.
Overall, 62 educational or research institutions were asked whether they have
information useful for SSAs. Four positive replies (BG, two from DK, and EL) were
received, making references to existing research or indicating the willingness to
cooperate in the future.
NSOs of countries without finished SSAs were asked for data too, but none – with the
exception of PT – could make a positive statement on whether they would give away
sport-related economic data for research purposes. Although it is known that such
data exists in at least some NSOs (e.g. in CY, LT, LU, NL), there may be legal
restrictions as well as problems with compatibility (data on a level where sport-related
items can be identified are often raw and must be processed before they can be used
for calculations).
9
Strictly speaking, an SSA is the sport-related part (rows and columns) of a specialised Supply and Use
Table for Sport (SUT-S) or an Input-Output Table for sport (IOT-S). Further on, “SSA” will be used if any of
the two aforementioned tables can be referred to.
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3.2 Analysis of data investigation and recommendations
A problem for practically all countries is the availability of sport-related data beyond
that provided by Eurostat and NSOs. The Eurostat/NSO-data is often sufficient to
achieve a good approximation, but is not enough for a fully-fledged SSA. Even in
Member States with a very well established data supply, this is a major obstacle. Data
on sport-related consumption is one of the most difficult information and obtaining it is
likely to be costly. It is thus unlikely to readily find such data without previously
undertaking an SSA or an economic impact study.
The existing SSAs so far have been produced either by NSOs or by independent
research institutions. This points at the necessary specialisation of those who compute
an SSA, since NSOs often calculate Satellite Accounts for tourism or culture while
research institutes are professional homes to specialists on narrow research fields.
In all countries which have produced SSAs before, there is at least the will to update
them regularly, as policy makers became aware of the usefulness of this tool. During
expert interviews it was found that in most of those countries which did not yet
produce an SSA, policy makers are not aware of the practical importance of an SSA.
Since it is rather costly to search for data and make the calculations, it is unlikely to
have further progress without an official mandate and associated resources. This is
even more underlined in the Member States which did not reply to questionnaire and
interview requests.
Based on the information received and an analysis of the existing studies, the
following recommendations were drawn:
SSA development must be a collective endeavour safeguarding continuity. Make
sure that this unique European project carries on by initiating a follow up of the
Expert Group on Economic Dimension.
Since governments in many Member States show little or no will to produce national
SSAs, it is recommended that the European Commission helps the national experts
in convincing the governments. This can be done in several ways:
o Experts could convince policy makers with the existing documents.
Prepare a perceptible document with legal weight which the experts can
bring forward explaining that Member States are supposed to produce
an SSA.
o Support further research in the area, on national as well as on EU level,
e.g. by continuing workshops and making them smaller and more
frequent (less experts and more time, allowing for more detailed
questions and specific answers).
o Make this research visible, e.g. by leaflets sent directly to Sport
Ministries or other suitable bodies and institutions. Also the leaflet
should be translated in all EU languages.
Use reports on already existing SSAs, or the former Expert Group on Sport
Statistics' Policy Paper to convince decision-makers of the importance of such
instruments.
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The new wave of accounts will create a critical mass of research that will encourage
further output in this direction. It will also be a substantial contribution to an update
of the EU-wide Multiregional Input-Output Table for Sport, which should be
encouraged.
The Vilnius Definition was adopted for the current CPA version. However, reality is
catching up from all sides, requiring steady maintenance, e.g. due to the
appearance of pedelecs (“e-bikes”). An initiative should be launched to update the
existing definition.
The Vilnius Definition offers three differently sized definitions of the sport economy
with the wider ones incorporating the smaller ones. The broad definition includes
sport in terms of the System of National Accounts, economic activities which are
necessary to do sport, as well as economic activities which need sport as an input.
One can further differentiate between direct effects and indirect effects, the latter
being economic effects in the supply network of directly sport-related companies.
It seems most appropriate to communicate direct effects of the broad definition.
Direct effects are easily imagined by everyone. For the same reason, the broad
definition seems to be the best choice, as it incorporates “everything which has to
do with sport”.
As knowledge on computing SSAs expands, it is recommended to update the
manual on computing SSAs on a regular basis.
Although Gross Value Added (GVA) shows the economic power of a nation very well,
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) seems to be more familiar to most of those who are
not directly involved with economics. It is recommended that results are published
in shares of GDP.
3.3 Further topics
Three workshops on practical aspects of SSAs were held in order to explain details of
calculation and interpretation to the experts.
To support this effort, a manual on SSAs was developed based on its three
predecessors, namely the manuals of AT, NL, and UK.
A time line of actions for each Member State was developed too to foster the EU-wide
work on SSAs.
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4 Data investigation
4.1 Preceding comments
The focus of this final report lies on structured, organized collections of sport-related
economic data. This includes publicly available data like Input-Output Tables (IOTs),
Supply and Use Tables (SUTs), and other similar collections mainly found in National
Statistics Offices (NSOs) and other institutions such as universities. International data
sources are covered as well. Left out are data from annual reports of single
companies, reports in magazines, or other tertiary data.
Data from NSOs and Eurostat are necessary, but no sufficient to calculate a fully-
fledged SSA. Such data are almost complete, only lacking some sectors in certain
countries. They form the basis for all calculations. Almost all data from NSOs is made
available in a structured way. For refining the sport-related Supply and Use Table (S-
SUT) and Input-Output Tables for Sport (IOTs-S) further data is necessary.
As economic literature uses the word “satellite” in different ways, we would like to
apply clear definitions for this report:
Sport Satellite Account (SSA): the sport related part – thus the rows and columns –
of a Supply and Use Table for Sport (SUT-S) or for an Input-Output Table for Sport
(IOT-S).
Supply and Use Table for Sport: a Supply and Use Table enlarged by a suitable SSA
(CPA x NACE), so that it has a non-sport part and a sport-related part.
Input-Output Table for Sport: an Input-Output Table enlarged by a suitable SSA
(CPA x CPA), so that it has a non-sport part and a sport-related part.
An SSA, thus, is a prerequisite for an SUT-S and an IOT-S. Although the latter takes
longer to compile for the NSOs, they are advantageous, because they allow the
calculation of indirect effects, thus effects taking place in the supply network of the
directly sport-related companies. IOTs-S thus can, in contrast to SUTs-S,
demonstrate the impact of sport on the total economy. See section 11.2 subsection
“Methodological Frame” for further details.
These additional data, mentioned in the questionnaire, or pointed at during expert
interviews, often have a rather informal character. This includes data available in
printed form, data derived from texts rather than tables, information based on several
separate sources or are not written down in any form but are known to some expert
instead. Also they are not necessarily complete, since there always may be additional
sources, especially in legal representations or agencies dealing with either sport or
economics.
The two tables in section 5.2 give a summary of available data. Section 9 provides a
more detailed overview of data from NSOs and Eurostat on a country-by-country base.
The target group of this report, and the included manual, are researchers aiming to
create an SSA under less than perfect circumstances: i.e. when not all data is readily
at hand. Therefore please bear in mind the different preconditions under which
statisticians at Eurostat and NSOs, and economists work. Broadly speaking, official
statisticians’ work is strictly regulated in order to assure that only high quality data is
published.
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In contrasts, applied researchers are asked or are even obliged to produce results
from available data. This is of utmost importance for policy makers who need answers
on urgent questions of public interest. Therefore, in their endeavour, applied
researchers have to use data which do not necessarily conform to Eurostat’s or NSOs’
standards. This, however, does not mean that these data are unsuitable or even
wrong. They are only chosen in a more pragmatic way to enable the analysis of
research problems and answer the existing policy questions.
The structure of the final report is as follows: expert interviews, the online
questionnaires and their results will be discussed in the next chapter to be followed by
a chapter on the expert interviews. This is followed by a description of the research of
educational institutions and NSOs. The part on data investigation will be closed by a
country overview and conclusions. Additionally, there is a chapter on the already
existing national SSAs, on the recommendations including the time line, on the
workshops, on practical aspects of calculating SSAs, and the appendices. Appendices
A, B and C deal with data investigation. Appendix D contains the manual, Appendix E
provides the slides of the workshops, and Appendix F contains the Vilnius Definition.
4.2 Questionnaire
Country-specific Findings of the Questionnaire
The first way to collect data from NSOs and Eurostat was to send out an extended
questionnaire to members of the Expert Group on the Economic Dimension of Sport
(XG ECO), as well as to other interesting parties.
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Figure 1: Countries filling out the questionnaire. Light brown (including
Malta) indicates no substantial sport-related data indicated in the
questionnaire.
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
The data was gathered from March 2015 until January 2016. In total 36 institutions or
persons filled in the questionnaire. Of these 36, 16 were not members of the XG ECO.
Ten of the 20 national representatives could indicate substantial data in the
questionnaire, the other ten did not.10 Table 1 depicts countries of which at least one
numeric data point was filled in.
Table 1 shows the details of this exercise. Although some countries could add to the
data available from NSOs, for the majority of the countries detailed data on the
economics of sport is not available or the availability of the data is unknown to the
respondent. For Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, France, Lithuania,
Netherlands, Portugal, Slovenia and the United Kingdom data was available, according
to the respondents of the questionnaire. Two of these countries (CZ, UK) refer mostly
to Eurostat for this data. One country (BE) refers to statistics of national bank and the
other countries mostly refer to their National Statistics Offices. Although Poland and
Germany did not provide information on data availability, they do have it as was
confirmed during the formal interviews and by the existence of their national SSAs.
Romania has not filled out the questionnaire, but answered to the interview.
10
Poland and Germany did not indicate data in the questionnaire, but have already produced SSAs and
IOTs-S. Therefore it can be assumed that the data is available.
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Table 1: Data availability for Member States based on the questionnaire (X =
data is available)
AT BE CY CZ FR11 LT NL PT12 SI UK Total
Gross Value X X X X X X X X X X 10
Added
Gross X X X X X X X X X 9
Production
Value
Employees X X X X X X X X X 9
Imports of X X X X X X X X 8
services
Imports of X X X X X X X X 8
Goods
Exports of X X X X X X X X 8
Services
Exports of X X X X X X X X 8
goods
Consumer X X X X X X X X X 9
Spending
Government X X X X X X X X X 9
spending
Investment X X X X X X X X X 9
data
Tourism X X X X X X X 7
National X X X X X X X 7
Statistics on
Sport
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
The respondents were also asked if their country had a Sport Satellite Account or if it
was in preparation. For 17 countries a reply was made (Table 2). For seven the SSA
has already been made and two other countries are currently working on it. For the
countries that have an SSA, the most recent year that currently is (or will shortly be)
available is 201213. For most of these countries 2008 and 2010 is also available.
Germany and the UK update the SSA annually. Austria, Poland and The Netherlands
do so biannually (or plan to do so), in the even years. See section 5.4 for an overview
of existing SSAs and those which are in preparation.
11
France uses a different methodology. Results are published in the leaflet “Les Chiffres-Clés du Sport”
downloadable (March 2016) at http://www.sports.gouv.fr/organisation/publication-chiffres-
cles/Statistiques/Chiffres-cles/article/Chiffres-cles. Data are quite detailed, but not all are readily applicable
to an SSA as they do not follow the Vilnius definition.
12
Portugal finalises its SSA at the moment and has more data available which was reported by the National
Statistics Office. See section Error! Reference source not found..
13
This was mentioned in the XG on the Economic Dimension of Sport in October 2015, not from the data
collected.
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Table 2: Answer on: “Does your country have a Sport Satellite account or is it
working on it?”
Country Yes, already Yes, in No
finished preparation
Austria X
Cyprus X
Germany X
Lithuania X
Netherlands X
Poland X
United Kingdom X
Luxembourg14 X
Portugal X
Romania X
Belgium X
Czech Republic X
Finland X
France X
Slovenia X
Slovakia X
Sweden X
Total 7 3 8
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
Table 3 shows the institutes that produced, or are working on, the Sport Satellite
Account for each country. In five countries (Cyprus, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the
Netherlands, and Portugal) the NSOs participate in the calculation of the SSAs or are
the sole producers. In most other countries independent institutes, such as SpEA in
Austria, GWS in Germany and SIRC in the United Kingdom are the leading experts in
the field of sport economics, contributing to the creation of SSAs.
14
Luxembourg did not answer the questionnaire, but provided the same information on the IOT-S being in
preparation during the interview.
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Table 3: Producers of the Sport Satellite Accounts per country
Country Who and/or what institute is working on building up/was building up the SSA?
Austria SportsEconAustria (SpEA)
Cyprus CYSTAT (NSO) and Cyprus Sport Organisation
Germany Gesellschaft für Wirtschaftliche Strukturforschung (GWS)
Lithuania Statistics Lithuania (NSO)
Luxembourg Ministry of Sports, with partner STATEC (National Statistic Office)
Netherlands Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (NSO); HAN University of Applied Science has
helped build it in 2012
Poland External researchers with the use of National Statistical Office data; funded by
Ministry of Sport and Tourism (research grants)
Portugal Instituto portugals desporto juventude and instituto nacional estatistica (NSO)
Romania Ministry of Sport and Youth
United Sport Industry Research Centre (Sheffield Hallam University); Liverpool University
Kingdom
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
Finally, in the case of the countries that do not have an SSA (yet) and are not
planning to provide one in the foreseeable future, respondents were asked about the
main problems behind this absenteeism. For five countries a response was given in the
questionnaire:
Political reasons for three countries (CZ, SI, BE), mainly because of the lack of
awareness of its advantages.
Lack of funding, also connected to political priorities was mentioned as well (SI).
FR has its own approach.
Data-specific Findings of the Questionnaire
Although there were seven countries which did not respond in time, the study
gathered information on the majority of the Member States. It identified the following
problems:
Lack of sport-related economic data (more detailed than just 2 digits in NACE/CPA).
Lack of special data, such as foreign trade of sport services or tourism.
Political decisions not to produce SSAs (sometimes because another methodology
exists).
Budget constraints, due to political decisions, blocking practically every
engagement.
Although Gross Value Added (GVA) data is available in all countries, the hierarchical
level is limited to at most two digits, which is not enough to calculate SSAs without
further sport-related data.
GVA data is mainly available in CPA, but sometimes “only” in NACE.
GVA data is available for 2010, sometimes even later.
Most countries report more than a single data source for GVA, sometimes
contradicting each other.
The same observations hold true for Production value (PV).
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Employment data varies from country to country between full time equivalents and
head counts.
Foreign trade data on goods is available from several national data providers (not
just NSOs).
Foreign trade data on services is less available than on goods. Countries that
conduct surveys on services-trade can elucidate more accurately the sport element.
Data on private consumption differs very much in hierarchical level, data format and
available years from country to country.
Data on public consumption differs even more and sometimes is only available upon
request.
Data on investment is, if at all, only available for public investments.
Tourism related data is problematic in most countries. Sport elements are identified
sporadically in various surveys.
Data on sport activity level, availability of public infrastructure (often financed
and/or run by different authorities), and membership in clubs (which does not
necessarily correlate with activity) is often scarce. If available, this information is
gathered in various formats and often not systematically: e.g. national sport
associations may publish some data, but using different definitions.
There seems to be absolutely no standardised data source for economic sport
related data: e.g. there are no standard data sources reporting the GVA of
production of sport shoes. It is assumed that national experts are aware of their
countries’ data sources and are able to make a reasonable trade-off between using
high-quality data only and delivering a working SSA. So far all results have been
reasonably close, plausible and in mutual support with a country’s “sport story”
(e.g. importance of TV and betting in the UK, ski tourism in Austria). Noticeable
deviations, if any, have to be examined.
4.3 Expert interviews
Interviews were conducted with experts from 20 countries. Many of those who filled
out the online questionnaire were the same persons who were interviewed, but this
was neither asked for nor was always the case. The 13 questions used contributed
substantially in explaining the current situation. Figure 2 shows the countries for which
expert interviews were conducted.
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Figure 2: Expert interviews conducted (MT could not give an interview)
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
Some interviews contained informal talks on the subject in general. Similar
information was collected during the meetings of the Expert Group and whenever
possible. It turned out that almost every expert who has searched for data according
to the Vilnius Definition found the task to be complicated, because of the specialised
character of the required data set. Thus, it is presumed by the authors that it is
practically impossible to readily find such data if no SSA or a similar study has not
been undertaken before. The importance of economic modelling using national
commercial reports can help in this direction. The only other apparent chance is if the
NSO grants access to disaggregated raw data, which is usually not the case.
A discussion of the answers:
1. Do you know a person that is aware of data sources and internet links to send the
questionnaire?
In many countries the replies from the Experts identified data sources, however often
this was referred to the Ministry of Culture or academic institutions.
2. Is there any attempt to complete a national economic impact of sport in your
country, even if it does not coincide with SSA?
3. If yes, can this become available?
It is important to realise that there has been a lot of work that although does not
define an SSA, it helps either to map the sport dataset or to implement an economic
impact study for the effect of sport on national or regional economies. Such research
needs to be carefully monitored and bring it into the frame for ensuring continuity in
the current research endeavour. For example, in the case of Denmark, a project was
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financed to map data sources and create sport economic percentages aiming towards
establishing a Danish SSA; however the project was not completed because of staff
changes during the research period, with no record of research output available. In
other cases, such as in the Republic of Ireland and Greece, past economic impact
assessments can be the starting points for establishing a full scale SSA if there is a
political will and appropriate resources to take advantage of previous research and
develop it further. Some reports on specific economic impact (such as the 'Assessment
and analysis of the regional economic impact of cultural and sports events organised
in Estonia') should also be considered. In the same vein the study of sport services in
Slovenia has lasted fifteen years and can provide useful insights for establishing an
SSA. Countries that are on the way of creating SSAs for the first time include
Lithuania, Portugal, Luxemburg and Romania. The latter has identified the sources of
data necessary in order to establish revenues and expenses on the sport market, in
relation to the production of sport goods and services, exports, imports, labour
market, sports infrastructure, TV rights and publicity. Data are collected from
specialised economic agents, clubs, sport federations and NGO's. Germany will be
continuously monitoring her SSA until 2018, updating certain features every two
years. In the case of Spain, official statistical indicators are disseminated through the
2015 Sports Statistics Yearbook, carried out by the General Sub-Directorate of
Statistics and Studies of the General Technical Secretariat of the Ministry of education,
Culture and Sport. The 3rd edition of this project focuses on obtaining a selection of
the most relevant statistical results of the sport sphere relating to employment, sport-
related companies, household expenditure and public expenditure on sport goods and
services, as well as sport-related foreign trade, education and tourism. It also provides
sector-specific information related to registered athletes, registered licenses and
registered clubs, doping monitoring, sport coach training, sport habits among the
Spanish population, sport facilities and indicators related to the last phases of
university and school sport championships (http://www.mecd.gob.es/servicios-al-
ciudadano-mecd/estadisticas/deporte/anuario-deporte.html. On the back of this
plethora of evidence for SSA-related activity it is impressive that Sweden, a country
with one of the greatest sport participation rates, has made no attempt to complete an
SSA or a national economic impact of sport.
4. What is the main problem of completing an SSA in your country (especially if sport
data is available)?
The main problems of completing an SSA relate to the lack of systematic data
(especially on foreign trade and consumption - e.g. Luxemburg), but also to policy and
staff issues. Although sport consumption can often be identified from existing data,
some countries, such as Germany, require a dedicated survey and associated funding.
In addition, in many countries there is no wide sport-economics expertise, and
developments tend to be carried forward by individuals rather than teams. This
creates discontinuities in the research process, as it happened in Denmark, and also in
Cyprus, where the original creation of SSA was heavily relied upon the efforts of a
currently retired member of the 'Statistical Service'. In other cases there are no
human resources available for carrying out the exercise (this seems to be a problem in
Greece), or there is no appreciation of the benefits of the current National Input
Output Tables in general (on the grounds that there is a time lag for producing them,
hence, allegedly, compromising their usefulness for policy). In the case of Belgium the
main problem was a lack of awareness of the policy advantages associated with the
construction of an SSA. As a result, the initiatives on EU level towards promoting and
checking the feasibility of an SSA are a good opportunity to raise the awareness and
evaluate the required resources to implement it. However sometimes simply there is
no political will, as in the case of Croatia, where initial attempts went nowhere. Even
Poland, which has updated three times her SSA, reported as a problem the absence of
a long term strategy. In Spain, despite the abundance of data, there is a feeling that
the project should be negotiated through Eurostat. Similarly, the expert from the
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Czech Republic reported a lack of political will, although they installed a person in the
NSO who is aware of National Accounts and Satellite Accounts in general, but could
not identify sport-related economic data. Hungary has started initial work, but found
legal problems preventing the NSO from calculating an SSA. Even if it were allowed to
do so, the NSO is still bound to the National Statistical Data Collection Program which
does not contain sport in the necessary detail. Changing the questionnaire of that
program in order to gather sport-related data is not possible before 2018.
5. Are you aware of the current methodology and is there a political will to implement
it?
Many members seem to be aware of methodological developments and also aim to
implement an SSA. New SSAs are on the way in Romania, Lithuania and Portugal,
which will significantly expand the existing SSAs and create a critical mass that could
attract further research and funding. In these countries there is a will for
implementing such an Account, which, however, is not universal within the EU.
6. (Addressing data points): Is there a source and links for trade in services where
sport can be identified?
7. Is there a national survey of trade in services and associated SIC codes? What is
the detail of those codes?
Trade in services is notoriously difficult to identify (e.g. Poland). Some countries such
as the UK, have a survey of trade in services, however the available detail is not
sufficient to identify fully the sport content. Other countries, such as Belgium, rely on
Time use and Consumer spending surveys, while others, such as Lithuanian, reported
that they have no way of identifying trade in services. The Netherlands reported some
trade service data available using a 1 digit detail of SIC codes.
8. Is there a way of differentiating sport construction from the general construction in
the National Accounts?
When construction could be identified it was done in conjunction with a Department of
Physical Education and Sports (e.g. Lithuania, Netherlands). In the UK there is Leisure
construction data, a part of which is associated with sport. In this field the greatest
initiative has been taken by Luxemburg who is about to create a database on sport
infrastructure, identifying all sport related constructions throughout the country. This
database should also allow analysing more accurately running costs and investments
made either by the state or the community. This is an example that can be studied or
followed by several other countries as the link between sport and construction is very
important for generating jobs within the economy, and usually is associated with a
very high multiplier.
9. What is the link that identifies trade in goods through the tax database (this should
be very detailed and assist to establish sport ratios)?
Some countries confirmed the existence of data that relate to taxed international trade
of goods, through which a sport element (percentage) could be identified. This dataset
can be very detailed (see for example the UK, Spanish and German cases) and can
provide information of the consumption pattern of sport goods. However, on the other
hand, other countries, such as Austria and Poland, reported no detailed tax data.
10. Is there a source for establishing a breakdown of general betting expenditure and
identify sport within it?
General betting expenditure is often available (e.g. in Estonia) and can be derived in
detail when combined with tax revenues. Although a service, it is reasonably identified
since its majority is directed towards the domestic market. In some cases, such as in
the UK, the National Accounts provide details of international trade in betting, mostly
as imports from off-shore operators. In some countries, such as in Lithuania, this is
more complex; however there is an attempt to organise a special research for the
breakdown of general betting expenditure and identify sport within it, possibly in
2016. However, other countries, such as Austria, Poland and the Netherlands,
reported close to impossible to identify this sector.
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11. Is there a survey of sport or voluntary clubs in your country and what are the
links?
Many countries such as the UK, Poland, Sweden, the Netherlands
(www.mulierinstituut.nl; www.noc-nsf.nl), Spain (“Sports habits among the Spanish
population 2015”), and Lithuania have a dedicated survey of voluntary clubs. Others
such as Greece and Estonia have some non-published evidence about the economics
and finance of the voluntary sport sector used internally within Government
Departments. As a general guide all the countries that did SSA or economic impact of
sport must have developed a survey of the voluntary sector, even on a limited basis.
Finland did a survey in 2010 which has now discontinued and Luxemburg in 2007.
Hungary has no such survey.
12. Do you think that an SSA can assist policy making in your country?
All the countries that are involved in the creation of SSA see this as a tool for assisting
policy in the long term. Generally the response is favourable, even if no effort is being
made to create such an Account. An exception is Estonia, where there is a perception
that an SSA for 2012 cannot help significantly in policy making in 2016. As Professor
Preuss pointed out: 'Monitoring is important: it is striking that mostly those countries
which apply for major sport events have an SSA. They need it in the application
procedure (e.g. Germany: Football World Cup 2006)'. According to Luxemburg, SSAs
are used in budget discussions and in order to focus on the GVA contribution of sport.
13. Is there a link with a Chamber of Commerce that can establish a sport percentage
in terms of GVA or Consumption or employment in the existing economic activities
(e.g. sport journalism, sport education etc).
From the interviews, the Chambers of Commerce were not universally adopted as
means towards establishing sport percentages in terms of GVA, consumption and
employment. In some countries, such as Austria, Germany, Luxemburg or Estonia,
they can substantially assist with data enquiries; in others, such as the UK and
Lithuania, they are not data driven and often operate as lobbying organisations.
4.4 Educational institutions
In the case of the 20 countries which do not have an SSA, in order to search for sport-
related economic data, across the lines of the Vilnius Definition, a number of
Universities and similar institutions were contacted. Each country was searched for
research institutions working in the fields of economic and/or sports. These institutions
were contacted by telephone and asked whether they
Have performed research on the economic importance of sport,
Know the Vilnius Definition,
Own or know the owner of sport economic data in accordance with the Vilnius
Definition.
Positive answers on these requests were scarce. Out of the 62 identified institutions
that were asked (see section 8.1 for the full list), only four replies contained some
useable information:
Bulgaria: Dr. Spas Bogdanov Stavrev, head of the Department of Physical Education
and Sport at the University of National and World Economy in Sofia, answered that
there are sport-related economic data, without being able to produce more details.
Denmark:
o The Faculty of Business and Social Sciences at the University of
Southern Denmark have not yet engaged in SSAs and they do not have
the data required. However, they have the required expertise, and they
want to go ahead with the project.
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o Professor Emeritus Stefan Kesenne, also from Denmark, could reference
his own past research on Flemish sport economy.
Greece: Professor Kostas Alexandris at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki is
willing to cooperate in the future.
No other educational or research institution could indicate the availability of data in
addition to those supplied by the NSOs.
4.5 National Statistics Offices
National Statistics Offices in countries without SSAs made no positive replies for data
in addition to those mentioned in Appendix B: NSO based data sources per country
(Gross value added, Gross production value, employees, imports, exports, consumer
spending for different aggregation levels and categorisations), with the exception of
Portugal where finalisation of the first SSA is scheduled for early 2016. This one reply,
however, gives a long list of data sources used which can be an inspiration for other
countries too:
Simplified Business Information,
Annual Survey of Industrial Production,
Statistical Units General Register,
Balance of Payments,
International Trade Statistics,
Consumer Price Index,
report on companies and establishments,
Tax and personal income,
International Tourists Expenditure Survey,
Tourism statistics,
Management Accounts,
General State Accounts,
Annual Reports,
Survey on Financing Cultural, Recreational, and Sport Activities by municipalities,
Statistics of Education and Training,
Survey on national scientific and technological potential,
Labour Force Survey, and
Household Expenditure Survey.
4.6 International data sources
FESI
The Federation of the European Sporting Goods Industry FESI has some national data
which is freely available on demand.
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Austria: the Austrian federation has compiled a collection of various turnovers,
market growth since 1990, market shares, employees, and market segmentation in
clothes, shoes, equipment and other retail sectors for 2011-2013.
France: “Les Chiffres-Clés du Sport 2014” by the Sport Ministry covers a lot of data,
which are partly useable for an SSA.
Germany: there are two new publications: “Sport als Wirtschaftsbranche, Der
Sportkonsum privater Haushalte in Deutschland” by Holger Preuß and Christian Alfs
on consumption of sport related goods in 2012, and “Die wirtschaftliche Bedeutung
des Sportstättenbaus” by Iris an der Heiden, Frank Meyrahn, and Stephanie Huber
on the importance of construction of sport facilities. Additionally, Germany collects
the kind of aforementioned information reported in Austria.
Italy: data on income related to footwear and sport equipment between 2011 and
2013 has been collected by the NPD Group. The CERVED Group, a company for
credit risk management, has conducted an analysis of the largest 130 (roughly)
sport-related companies in Italy, covering around 70% of the employees and
turnover for 2012 and 2013.
Netherlands: same as Austria, plus two publications: “De Nederlandse
sporteconomie” by the Dutch NSO and “Rapportage Sport 2014” by the Sociaal en
Cultureel Planbureau. While the first actually is an output of the calculations of the
Dutch SSA, the second is more about sport in general.
Spain: the publication “ANUARIO DE ESTADÍSTICAS DEPORTIVAS 2013/2014/2015”
by the Ministry for Education, Culture, and Sport gives an estimation of employees
and businesses in sport sectors, public and private consumption of sport-related
goods and services, as well as indirect economic sport-related data, such as the
number of trainers, sporting facilities, championships, and sport at universities from
which valuable data for SSAs can be derived.
Eurostat
Eurostat provides a large number of basic data which are an absolute necessity for
starting an SSA. In addition to the national data sources for IOTs, SUTs, and
sometimes even Structural Business Statistics (SBS), Eurostat also provides them:
The last available years for IOTs and SUTs depend on the country, but at the
moment (January 2016) can be up to 2012. Data is usually given in CPA 2-digit
format:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
SBS on a varying detail level – but more detailed than IOTs and SUTs – is available
up to 2014:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database?node_code=sbs_na_ind_r2
Eurostat also offers statistics on the production of manufactured goods (in
PRODCOM) at a very detailed level, often going down to 6 digits. Unfortunately,
this may lead to classified entries, especially for smaller countries. Data up to 2014
is available in:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/prodcom/data/excel-files-nace-rev.2
To find the total number of hospital discharges for up to 2013, either use the
following link:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database?node_code=hlth_co_disch1t
or search for “hlth_co_disch1t” at the Eurostat webpage. If not already specified,
enter “All causes of diseases (A000-Z99) excluding V00-Y98 and Z38”. After
finding the cost-share of injuries in hospital stays, we can approximate the costs of
sport-related injuries.
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DG Health and Food Safety
There are national data on sport-related injuries made available by the DG Health and
Food Safety of the European Commission under
http://ec.europa.eu/health/data_collection/databases/idb/public_access/index_en.htm
By clicking on the image to access the database, one can “Select Parameters” in the
upper right corner of the opening window.15 Following this, select your database
(V2K_A1 or V2K), select “Activity” and within that sport (name depending on the
specific database chosen). The column “Cases (country)” reports the extrapolated
numbers for a country. At the moment (January 2016), data on 20 Member States are
available: AT, BE, CY, CZ, DE, DK, ES, FI, FR, EL, IE, IT, LU, LA, MT, NL, PT, SE, SI,
and UK. One can query data for 1996 until 2008 or 2010 (depending on the specific
data base), but not all of them report data for all countries.
OECD
If the cost of education is not separated by subjects in a country, it is possible to
estimate the cost of sport education in primary and secondary education from the
share of sport lessons in total lessons. The Teaching and Learning International
Survey (TALIS) data base for 2013 found at:
http://stats.oecd.org/Index.aspx?datasetcode=talis_2013
can help through the number of lessons that is listed there.
4.7 Country overview
Out of the 28 Member States, 20 filled out at least parts of the questionnaire, and ten
of them could indicate the existence of data for an SSA in addition to their
NSO/Eurostat data. Interviews were given by experts of 20 Member states. In total,
22 Member states either indicated additional data in the questionnaire and/or gave an
interview. Figure 3 illustrates countries that replied only to the questionnaire in
orange, gave an interview only in blue, and questionnaire as well as interview in red.
BG, IT, IE, LV, MT and SK were the seven countries which could not indicate data in
the questionnaire or the expert interview (though MT, and SK answered the
questionnaire); they are shown in light grey.
15
Tested on Windows 7 using Firefox in maximised view as browser in January 2016.
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Figure 3: Additional data in questionnaire only (orange), interview only
(blue), both (red). No additional data indicated (grey, including MT)
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
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Table 4: Overall data availability for Member States (X = data is available)
AT BE BG CY CZ DE DK EE FI FR EL HR HU IE
Gross Value X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Added
Gross X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Production
Value
Foreign trade X X X X X X
services
Foreign trade X X X X X X
Goods
Consumer X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Spending
Government X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
spending
Investment X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Tourism X X X X X X
Sport Injuries X X X X
Hospital X X X X X X X X X
Discharges
TALIS Sport Flanders X X X X X
Education
IT LV LT LU MT NL PL PT RO SK SI ES SE UK
Gross Value X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Added
Gross X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Production
Value
Foreign trade X X X X X X
services
Foreign trade X X X X X X
Goods
Consumer X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Spending
Government X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
spending
Investment X X X X X X X X X X X X X X
Tourism X X X X
Sport Injuries X X X X X
Hospital X X X X X X X X X X X
Discharges
TALIS Sport X X X X X X X England
Education
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN
An overview of data availability is given in Table 4. In contrast to Table 1, only data
from international data sources are reported. Foreign trade in Table 4 has separate
lines for goods and services, whilst other categories (e.g. TALIS) were added in
comparison to Table 1. The lower four rows are especially important for sport, but on
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their own not sufficient. Employment in NACE 93 “Sports activities and amusement
and recreation activities” (not shown) is available for all countries with a break in the
series in FR and low reliability in HR.
4.8 Conclusions
A problem for practically all countries which at least think about producing an SSA is
data availability, especially on sport-related trade of services. Even in Member States
with a very well established data supply, this is a major obstacle. The economic output
of some major sport-related services is not always easy to determine, e.g. the
revenue of sport betting is known in some Member States while in others it is hard
even to provide an estimate. Data on sport-related consumption is one of the most
problematic information and obtaining it is likely to be costly.
Luxembourg established a database of sport infrastructure which turned out to be
particularly useful for researching data on constructing, maintaining and running sport
facilities. This would be useful for the calculation of sport-related employment since
the construction sector is one of the main drivers of an economy. In the case of
employment, all the countries that are developing or have developed SSAs or
economic impact studies, have a survey of the voluntary sector, illustrating its
importance in the sport economy.
The new wave of accounts in Lithuania, Portugal, Luxemburg and Romania will
increase the research output within EU on that topic substantially and will encourage
further work in this direction in the less interested countries. These results will also
increase the quality of a future update of the EU-wide Multiregional Input-Output
Table for Sport and will thus be an example of spill-over effects in research.
The existing SSAs so far have been produced by NSOs or by independent research
institutions. This points at the necessary specialisation of those who compute an SSA,
since NSOs often calculate Satellite Accounts for tourism or culture while research
institutes are professional home to specialists on narrow research fields. SSAs are
seen as a requirement for bidding for major sport events, focusing on their economic
and development potential.
In all countries which have produced SSAs before, there is at least the will to update
them on a regular basis, as policy makers became aware of the usefulness of this tool.
Only in Cyprus there has been a longer break, most likely due to the retirement of the
main expert and difficult economic circumstances.
It turned out that searching for data according to the Vilnius Definition is a serious
task due to the high degree of specialisation of the required data set. It is thus very
unlikely to find such data without first undertaking specific economic modelling (such
as SSA or economic impact). The only other apparent chance is that NSOs grant
access to particularly disaggregated raw data. Further, there may also be some legal
issues, as well as the problem that raw data, by definition, is not processed in order to
be compatible with IOTs or SUTs. Although the example of Luxembourg shows that
this approach is possible, it comes with the aforementioned major problems if the
researcher is not from within the NSO.
In the case of the remaining countries without any sport-related economic data,
during expert interviews it was found that most policy makers are not aware of the
practical importance of an SSA. Since it is rather costly to search for data and make
the calculations, it is very probable that without an official mandate and resources,
there really is no way to find sport-related data, even if it is collected somewhere. This
is more likely the case for those Member States which did not reply to either
questionnaire or interview requests.
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5 Analysis of existing Sport Satellite Accounts
5.1 Costs of calculating a Sport Satellite Account
As costs are mainly driven by salaries of the researchers, indications of costs in terms
of time are more reasonable than in Euro. Producing an SSA for the first time comes
along with a large overhead of first-time learning even if the researchers are already
familiar with IOTs and SUTs.
Although a single person can do the job, it is recommended that a second researcher
will assist, at least on a part time basis, in order to provide additional ideas and
second thoughts in situations where the main person gets stuck and cannot proceed.
In such cases, an experienced researcher can also provide valuable help and speed up
the process substantially.
A further obvious fact is the lack of an upper limit for costs. The research for sport-
related data described in the other parts of this report as well as the last decade’s
work experience demonstrate that no Member State is able to provide the complete
set of data necessary to calculate an SSA. Even if data are available, finding and
gathering them is a lengthy task. The first time calculation of an SSA can therefore
consume several person years as it was the case in e.g. Germany and the
Netherlands.
The lower limit depends on how well the researchers know what to do and how long
they search for real data before switching to applying assumptions. 16 A reasonably well
researched first time SSA can be assumed to take around 9 to 12 person months
under normal circumstances.
Updates can be produced much faster as data research is limited to the already
identified sources. If the first run was well documented and software is able to use the
new data automatically17 it may be possible to compile the update in two to six person
months. This of course means that no improvements in either data sources or
methodology are worked in. Since most researchers develop ideas on how to improve
their former work, it may be reasonable to add another month for implementing these
during an update.
5.2 Data necessary to calculate SSAs
As mentioned before, SSAs in principle come in two flavours, SUTs-S and IOTs-S. The
special case of an SUT-S is an SUT with sport content for each activity/industry
(NACE, in columns) and each product (CPA, in rows). That means that if there is sport
content in e.g. industry 01 and product 01, an additional column and row are inserted.
Sport content of the original industry 01 and product 01 are moved there and are
subtracted from the original values. Thus, one has separate entries for sport and non-
sport items of each industry and product which, of course, sum to the same amount
as in the original SUT.18
16
Usually the largest sport-related sectors are researched first as they are often the best documented ones.
Experience shows that the ten largest sectors cover 50% or even more of a country’s sport-related
economy. Researching the largest 15 sectors in depth and applying reasonable estimation for the rest
therefore leads to an SSA which is very close to the real values.
17
Note that this can be complicated as practically all SSAs require manual adjustments in order to deal with
contradicting data.
18
Please refer to the manual for a detailed description of the process.
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An IOT-S is constructed along the same principal path, but uses an IOT as original
table. Since an IOT usually has products (CPA) in rows as well as in columns, data for
SSAs and IOTs-S are different: e.g. wine is produced on a vineyard, which is industry
01 (Products of agriculture, hunting and related services), but the product is booked
as a beverage, thus product 11 (Beverages).
Depending on whether you produce an SUT-S or IOT-S, you need data in the
appropriate categorisations. Hence, SUTs or IOTs serve as the very basis for the
computations. They are available for all Member States, but not necessarily for recent
years. Table 5 gives an overview of the availability at Eurostat.
Table 5: Availability (April 2016, frequently updated) of IOTs and SUTs in
currency units at Eurostat.
Input-Output Table Supply and Use Tables
Austria 2010 to 2012 2010 to 2012
Belgium 2010 2010 to 2012
Bulgaria 2010 (NACE x NACE) 2011
Croatia 2010 2010
Cyprus 2009
Czech Republic 2010, 2013 2004 to 2014
Denmark 2005 to 2012 (NACE x NACE) 2005 to 2012
Estonia 2010 2010 to 2012
Finland 2010, 2011 (NACE x NACE) 2010 to 2012
France 2010 to 2012 2012
Germany 2010, 2011 2010 to 2012
Greece 2010, 2011 2010
Hungary 2010 2010 to 2012
Ireland 2010, 2011 2010 to 2012
Italy 2010 2010 to 2012
Latvia 2010, 2011
Lithuania 2010 2010 to 2012
Luxembourg 2004 to 2014
Malta 2010 (NACE x NACE) 2010
Netherlands 2010 to 2012 (NACE x NACE) 2010 to 2012
Poland 2010 2010, 2011
Portugal 2008 2010, 2011, 2013
Romania 2010 (2011 NACE x NACE) 2010, 2011
Slovakia 2010 2010 to 2012
Slovenia 2010 2010 to 2012
Spain 2010 2010, 2011
Sweden 2010, 2011 2010 to 2013
United Kingdom 2010 2004 to 2013
Source: Eurostat. Tables taken from database http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-
tables/data/database entries naio_10_cp1700 (IOT CPA x CPA), naio_10_cp1750 (IOT NACE x NACE) and
naio_10_cp15 (SUT) as well as from http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-
tables/data/workbooks (no longer updated, only most recent ones). Tables of the same country may contain
different amounts of confidential/missing entries depending on the base year.
Data is updated frequently. Note that NSOs may have additional tables. See Appendix B: NSO based data
sources per country.
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In order to find this sport-related content in industries and products, the Vilnius
definition of sport was compiled. It lists every single CPA code at the most possible
disaggregation level which is sport-related, e.g. C 14.19.12 “Tracksuits, ski suits,
swimwear and other garments, knitted or crocheted”. Associated NACE codes can be
derived from conversion tables.
Going through the Vilnius definition step by step, for each entry one has to find sport-
related data on
Production value (output),
Gross value added,
private and public consumption,
investment, as well as
imports and exports.
Employment is not part of the SUT-S or IOT-S itself, but it is clearly necessary in
order to derive employment effects.
The more data is available, the better, but due to the mathematical and economic
restrictions described in the manual, it is possible to either calculate missing values
exactly or to approximate them closely. Additional data, such as taxes or wages, is
certainly welcome and widens the scope of the model.
Each of these data points is entered into new rows and columns of a sport-enlarged
SUT/IOT, thus finally turning them into an SSA.19
Finding these sport-related data is one of the major tasks. Data sources are described
above (PRODCOM, SBS, Injury data base, annual reports) and in more detail in the
manual.
It was and, according to all experience, still is the case that data sources can
contradict each other. This is especially apparent when working with SUTs and IOTs,
where sums of certain cells have to meet special requirements. This does not mean
that a data source must not be used, but still it is an unfortunate property of almost
all present data sets.
5.3 Data availability for 2005 and current SSAs
For the 2012 “Study on the Contribution of Sport to Economic Growth and
Employment in the EU”, calculated for the base year 2005, data availability was
similar to today. No fundamental data source disappeared or started since then. One
major difference is the new version of CPA and NACE which was introduced for the
base year 2008. This is one of the reasons why the EU-wide multiregional IOT-S has
to be updated. Another difference is that data is available for more nations now than
for the old study. As an example, the SUT for MT was only reported for 2000/2001,
but now also for 2008. The same holds true for LV, where the most recent SUT was
1998, while now it is 2010.
The study for 2005 made use of a special data set from FESI reporting sport-related
retail volume for all Member States. It is not clear whether such information can be
provided again for future studies.
Note that in the 2005 study, foreign trade data came from the OECD Structural
Analysis Statistics (STAN) data-base, as the disaggregation level was very high,
allowing the identification of sport-related products. Additionally, queries could be
programmed in such a way that their output could be directly used for further data
19
If the SSA is calculated on the usual 2-digit basis, certain 2-digit CPA-categories may be available in one
piece. E.g. instead of going through all 19 items of CPA 47 (retail), one can use the total values for sport-
related retail if available.
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processing. For purely national SSAs foreign trade data of the local NSO may be the
better choice.
In order to fill the remaining gaps, a large number of additional information was used.
These were sources such as annual reports, journal publications, newspapers, or
presentations of press conferences by ministers and other high-rank officials. With the
exception of annual reports, such non-standard sources are usually not published
regularly and must be assumed to be unavailable now. However, it is likely that
different ad-hoc information of that kind can be found.
Note too that the “National Data Sheets” at the end of the 2005 study report results
from calculations, not the data which was found in the data investigation beforehand.
5.4 Construction of existing SSAs
An overview of the availability of SSAs is given in Table 6
Table 6: Availability of IOTs-S and SUTs-S
Available base years Comments
Austria 2004, 2005, 2008, 2013 IOT-S
Cyprus 2004 SUT-S, to be updated soon
SUT-S, 2012 to be
Germany 2008, 2010, 2012
published in autumn 2016
SUT-S, 2011 to 2014 are
Lithuania 2008, 2010 to 2014
preliminary
Netherlands 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012 SUT-S
Poland 2006, 2008 IOT-S
United IOT-based with SUT data as
2004 to 2012
Kingdom substantial extension
Luxembourg 2008 IOT-S, in preparation
SUT-S, all to be published
Portugal 2010 to 2012
in April 2016
Romania Currently unknown In preparation
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN
Austria
Austria always produced IOTs-S instead of just SSAs. One of the main reasons was
that SpEA as an economic research institute was able to do the necessary calculations
with comparatively little first-time effort. The second contributing factor was that
Statistics Austria provides IOTs within relatively short time, allowing models to use
recent data.
There are some non-standard data sources in Austria which enable SpEA to keep data
investigation shorter than usual. Most notably there is a company collecting detailed
primary data of tourists visiting Austrian destinations. One can derive the major
motivation for the travel (sport, culture, relaxation, etc), a list of expenses (travel,
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food, accommodation, entrance fees), or where tourists originate from. Latter is
important for e.g. expenses for food. Austrians have to eat anyway, so their food is
not counted as sport-relevant. On the other hand, foreign guests consume food in
Austria because of their sport-related trip. Their expenses thus are sport-relevant.
Although these data have to be paid for, they are a valuable piece of information,
especially since consumption data in Austria otherwise is rather poor.
Statistics Austria also provides some interesting data, like trade or transport margins
and detailed foreign trade data allowing SpEA to model these sectors more precisely
than with data published by NSOs on a mandatory basis only. They also provide
detailed SBS in a large variety.
Additional data was collected from different institutions: Austrian Press Agency, legal
representations like the Chamber of Commerce20 or of the health sector, and budgets
of the public sector.
Cyprus
Cyprus calculated an SSA, the model is therefore based on an SUT. Construction of
the SSA was performed at the Statistical Service which was well equipped with SUT-
based data. The choice for the SUT thus was a natural one. Whether the recently
scheduled update will make use of an SUT or IOT is not yet known.
Germany
Decision makers in Germany decided on an SUT-based SSA. According to a
presentation by Gerd Ahlert, one of the national experts, taking that decision was not
easy and was preceded by lengthy considerations of pros and cons of SSAs and
IOTs-S.
An outstanding feature of the German SSA is the extensive collection of primary data
on sport-related consumption, as it was felt that the available data was too old.
Remarkable too is the fact that the SSA will not be updated completely as a single
block, but partwise over the next years.
Lithuania
Lithuania too had its SSA produced at its NSO, Statistics Lithuania. The calculations
started from scratch without any previous experience. The persons in charge decided
that the Dutch manual on SSAs, back then, described best how to proceed. Since SUT-
based data was readily at hand, no outside-data would be necessary, and this method
was also used for the national Tourism Satellite Account, a decision was made on
using the SUT. This was supported by the needs of the politicians who mainly wanted
concrete facts and figures. The national expert also indicated that the step from an
SUT-S to an IOT-S requires additional knowledge on technological issues as well as on
interpretation.
Netherlands
Experts in the Netherlands also had long discussions on whether to use an SUT- or
IOT-framework. While the Hogeschool van Arnhem en Nijmegen was in favour for an
IOT, Statistics Netherland preferred SUTs due to the fact that SUTs are closer to
statistical observations and to the underlying assumption that in an IOT a sector
produces a single good only. The property of describing sport-related economy was
thus considered more important than modelling the effects of sport on the total
economy. It was also stated that the Dutch SUT is much more detailed than the IOT.
Updates will be undertaken every other year.
20
It is mandatory for every single Austrian company to be a member of the Chamber of Commerce. This
allows the representatives to have thorough knowledge of their sector.
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UK
In the UK, there is a lot of market and academic research on aspects of the sport
industry which has informed together with National Statistics the ratios used in the
economic modelling. The Satellite Accounts have been prepared by research
institutions (SIRC and Liverpool University) commissioned by the Government
(DCMS). Because of this the process was restricted by the availability of data provided
by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Each year the available classifications are
Product by Industry (SUT). Analytical tables based on Product by Product (IOT) are
produced every five years (named as Analytical Tables in the UK context). As a result
the Product by Industry classification (despite its disadvantages) is the most cost
effective way of proceeding. Following that, a way was developed to use the
information from the Analytical Tables in order to develop sport specific multipliers and
calculate indirect effects. In addition, to fill gaps, the National Accounting methodology
(which has a long history in the UK) was used, examining the flows of expenditure and
income between various sectors (namely: consumer sector; voluntary sector;
international trade; commercial sport; commercial non-sport; Government and Local
Authorities) of the sports economy. This was done in order to fill data gaps, showing
that the model works with the existing base of data information.
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6 Workshops
Two workshops on practical aspects of SSAs were held in the course of the meeting of
the Expert Group on 21st April 2015 in Vienna another one on 19 th November 2015.
The two first, introductory workshops dealt with:
Theoretical aspects of Supply and Use Tables in contrast to Input Output Tables. It
was shown that SUTs have a different structure as they use CPA in the rows and
NACE in the columns, while IOTs have CPA in both dimensions. Thus SUTs report
the association between economic activities and intermediary goods, while IOTs
report on the relationship between intermediary goods and output goods. Although
both have their advantages, only IOTs can be used to calculate indirect economic
impact, which is one of the main aspects of the Expert Group’s research efforts. The
mathematical restrictions of IOTs were also covered.
Practical aspects of data gathering: It was discussed to go for potentially large
sectors first, while leaving the small ones for later, to consult experts, to use
correlations, and some sources of official data.
Practical aspects of implementing IOTs-S. A motivating, simplified example was
shown in the beginning, demonstrating the further steps: how to enlarge the matrix,
how to calculate values properly, and how to balance the resulting matrix in such a
way that the mathematical restrictions of IOTs hold again.
General discussions on topics like GVA or GDP, multipliers or absolute amounts, or
how to deal with contradictory data.
Everything which has to be calculated was exercised in specifically prepared Excel files
to create a link between theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience with real
numbers. There were 25 participants on the first day and ten on the second day,
excluding the presenter. Attending countries were AT, BE, CY, CZ, DK, FI, FR, HU, LU,
NL, PT, RO, and the UK – a mix of countries on different stages in the process of
computing an SSA. The European Commission also participated actively in the
discussions.
The third workshop was held on 19th November which was after the end of the
contract. Since there was no time to hold the seminar as planned during the meeting
of the Expert Group in Luxembourg, both contractors decided upon the later date. The
workshop covered more advanced topics, like complex situations concerning data in
the intermediary goods matrix, calculating the inverse matrix, calculating and
interpreting the sector multipliers as well as Gross Value Added multipliers, and
employment effects.
The workshop was held using webex, an online conference application allowing large
groups to meet in separate virtual rooms with the presenter displaying the content of
a screen or of a specific window to the participants. Although a few technical problems
were solved quickly, person-to-person meetings are still better suited for workshops
as it is not easy for the listeners to explain their questions without being able to
physically point at items on the screens. Drawing and sketching utilities are also
limited.
Participants in this third workshop were experts from AT, BE, CY, CZ, IT, LT, PT, SI,
and UK as well as observers from ENOS, FESI, and the News Media Coalition.
The workshops gave an overview over the steps necessary to calculate IOTs-S. Since
several in-depth questions on technical topics as well as on interpretations were asked
and answered, it can be concluded that the participants understood the presentation
and were able to actively learn about IOTs-S.
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7 Recommendations and time line
7.1 General recommendations
In the near future, ten Member States will have finished at least one national SSA.
Considering the substantial amount of work and associated resources, this can be
considered a successful endeavour for the European Union. In order to continue this
utmost positive development in the economic impact of sport, the previous work’s
results have to be bolstered by further achievements. An action plan is thus proposed:
Immediately: Use the reports on already existing inter/national SSAs, or the former
Expert Group on Sport Statistics’ Policy Paper to convince decision-makers of the
importance of SSAs.
Immediately: The Vilnius Definition offers three differently sized definitions of the
sport economy with the wider ones incorporating the smaller ones. The widest is the
broad definition which includes the statistical definition (sport according the System
of National Accounts, corresponding to CPA 93.1), the narrow definition (all goods
and services needed to do sport), as well as all goods and services which need sport
as an input without being necessary to do sport. Sport betting, as an example, is
included in the broad definition only, since it needs sport as an input (there is no
sport betting without sport), but one does not need to bet on a football match in
order to stage it.
One can further differentiate between direct effects and indirect effects. Direct
effects are those which occur directly in the sport-related companies. Since they
need intermediate goods and services, their (theoretically infinitely large) supply
network benefits from sport-related consumption too. This additional GVA and
employment in the supply network are the indirect effects.
It seems most appropriate to communicate the direct effects of the broad definition.
Direct effects are easily imagined by everyone while most non-economists have at
best a vague idea about the size of a typical supply chain. For the same reason, the
broad definition seems to be the best choice as it incorporates “everything which
has to do with sport”, including substantial activities such as betting, tourism, and
TV-rights which are not covered by the other definitions.
Immediately: Although Gross Value Added (GVA) shows the economic power of a
nation very well, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) seems to be more familiar to most
of those who are not directly involved with economics. While there are several ways
to calculate GDP, it seems to be easiest to add taxes less subsidies to GVA. Taxes
less subsidies is given directly in the IOT and Supply and Use Tables (SUT), it is
recommended that results are published in shares of GDP too.
Immediately: Hand out the manual to different stakeholders, like the Expert Group
on Economic Dimension or Eurostat and anyone who is interested for testing
purposes. Experts should have different levels of knowledge on SSAs.
Early 2016: Since governments in many Member States show little or no will to
produce national SSAs, it is recommended that the European Commission helps the
national experts in convincing the governments. This can be done in several ways:
Early 2016: In order to support experts in their efforts to gather support among
policy makers for SSAs, new “powerful” EU documents with legal weight are
required. The existing one obviously have not helped enough, as experts claim that
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they were plainly ignored. It was explicitly stated that clearer, more “powerful”
official documents on the necessity of national SSAs originating from the European
Union will be of substantial help even to the point of more or less convincing the
responsible persons on the spot.
Second half of 2016: Support countries which have not engaged in working on an
SSA or did not succeed yet in finishing one by intensive SSA workshops hosted by
institutions which already succeeded in the task. As experience showed, workshops
of three full working day’s length for a single country are optimal to guide an
already prepared calculator from the stage of having just a few data points in hand
to a mathematically finished SSA. This means that there will still be most data
missing, but the available information will be entered into the SSA, the SSA will
respect the mathematical requirements of an Input-Output Table and first
calculations of direct and indirect results will be performed. Further data research is
left to the national expert who will be able to insert most of them properly into the
initialised SSA and continue calculations. Since there are 18 countries which did not
yet start their work, it is suggested to hold four to six such intensive workshops per
year in the beginning of second half of 2016.
Make this research visible, e.g. by leaflets sent directly to Sport Ministries or other
suitable bodies and institutions. Also the leaflet should be translated in all EU
languages.
Later in 2016 (but probably after LU and PT finalise their SSAs): The new wave of
accounts in Lithuania, Portugal, Luxemburg and Romania will create a critical mass
of research that will encourage further output in this direction. Apart from that, it
will be a substantial contribution to an update of the EU-wide Multiregional Input-
Output Table for Sport. Further reasons such an update include:
o It is based on 2005 data.
o It uses old CPA codes, not allowing proper comparison with newer
research.
o Croatia has entered the European Union meanwhile.
o The new national SSAs ensure much higher quality than before since
more than one third of the countries will have fully-fledged SSAs instead
of proxies.
Later in 2016: The Vilnius Definition must be updated as it slowly becomes outdated
too, e.g. due to the arrival of pedelecs (e-bikes). Concerns on some details, e.g.
assignment of certain products to intermediary goods were raised as well by
experts. In order not to interfere with current computations, it is suggested to start
the process together with the update of the Multiregional Input-Output Table for
Sport or leave it for the follow up Expert Group (see below).
Early 2017: Although the manual on computing SSAs has just been harmonised in
order to produce comparable results, it is foreseeable that best practices will change
in the future with the growing experience of the experts. An update of the manual
on computing SSAs should therefore happen on a regular basis, potentially every
other year.
After 2017: SSA development must be a collective endeavour safeguarding
continuity. Research focussing on economic impact of sport and data mapping must
be evaluated to ensure continuity towards developing SSAs. Make sure that this
unique European project carries on by initiating a follow up of the Expert Group on
Economic Dimension.
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7.2 Time line for Member States
Austria will produce an IOT-S – if possible by any means – on a yearly basis.
Belgium has comparatively good data, given that no SSA has been constructed. It is
therefore recommended to convince decision makers about the usefulness of such
an effort within 2016 and start with calculations in the following year.
Bulgaria has neither replied on requests for answering the questionnaire nor for the
expert interview. However, Dr. Spas Bogdanov Stavrev, head of the Department of
Physical Education and Sport at the University of National and World Economy in
Sofia answered that there are sport-related economic data, but without being able
to produce more details. The most promising approach is to contact the University
again in early 2016 to enquire for further information and cooperation. If this does
not turn out to be fruitful, contacting official representatives on an EU level in order
to receive some information is the best alternative.
Croatia has motivated stakeholders, but politicians need to be pushed harder. The
above mentioned official EU documents are expected to be helpful for the cause.
The moment such documents exist, efforts to convince politicians have to start
(2016). Calculations, supported by a workshop, could then start in early 2017.
The Czech Republic also suffers from unwilling decision makers, but has identified
persons who can work on an SSA. If opinions can be changed, work can start any
time (2016 or 2017).
Cyprus already has an SSA, and is in the process of starting updates for 2006,
2008, and 2011.
Denmark has the knowledge and motivation to start working as the Faculty of
Business and Social Sciences at the University of Southern Denmark noticed. Again,
convincing politicians is the major obstacle which requires the elaborated official EU
documents (2016).
Estonia reports a unique resentment against IOTs-S since it is held that models
based on data from 2012 are not useful in 2016. Although the local Chamber of
Commerce can help with data collection, thus helping possible work on an IOT-S, a
longer period of conviction seems necessary from today’s point of view (likely not
before 2017). If researchers can be identified who are interested in working on an
IOT-S, they could participate in a workshop with their ability to convince decision
makers benefitting from that (e.g. slow technological change keeping data useable
for a long time span).
Finland has some politicians who are aware of the usefulness of an SSA, but due to
a lack of funding and resources in general, no attempt has been undertaken so far.
This is connected to the perception that sport is too small to pay a lot of attention to
it. The expert stated in the interview that the “general picture” of the methodology
is clear, probably hinting at a lack of technical knowledge. Before starting any
further efforts, it may be a good idea to launch a small-scale project on the
importance of sport in Finland within 2016. The aim should be to identify only the
major sport-related items in public budgets (infrastructure construction and
maintenance, education), the health sector, and other easily researchable economic
activities. It can be assumed that sport turns out to be larger than originally
thought, surpassing some official sectors in the System of National Accounts thus
demonstrating the importance of sport.
France has a longstanding tradition of sport research and publishes detailed sport-
related data which could serve as more than just a solid base for an IOT-S. It was,
however, decided to use a different methodology. In order to produce compatible
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data it is recommended to start efforts of persuasion as soon as the above
mentioned official EU documents are available.
Germany recently produced an SSA and updates part of it on a regular basis.
Greece has only few resources for an SSA. Although it would be a helpful tool, one
has to recognise this as a fact. Professor Kostas Alexandris at the Aristotle
University of Thessaloniki remarked that he would be willing to cooperate in the
future. One should get in touch with him as soon as possible and discuss possible
ways and alternatives.
Hungary too is interested in completing an SSA and already started some initial
work. During that, however, two problems appeared: first, the NSO is not allowed
legally to do the calculations; second, even if it were, it is bound to the National
Statistical Data Collection Program which does not include sport in necessary detail.
Changing this program is not possible before 2018.
Ireland did not respond to any approach. Therefore, it seems best to try contacting
official representatives on an EU level in order to receive some information.
Italy was represented at the second workshop by Paolo Bouquet, Associate
Professor at the University of Trento, Department of Engineering and Computer
Science and his colleague Edo Grassi who showed strong interest in the topic. The
best approach is to keep in touch with them in 2016, and support them strongly on
technical and official level.
Latvia did not respond to any approach. Therefore it seems best to try contacting
official representatives on an EU level in order to receive some information.
Lithuania has already calculated SSAs.
Luxembourg will finish its first IOT-S in the near future. An intensive workshop in
2015 could help the advances.
Malta did not respond to any approach. Therefore, it seems best to try contacting
official representatives on an EU level in order to receive some information.
The Netherlands have already finished an SSA and will update it biannually.
Poland has finished several IOTs-S and keeps on updating. There is no long-term
strategy though, so it is possible at any time that the project could be cancelled.
Official EU documents can help to support the efforts there.
Portugal will finish its SSA in the near future.
Romania is on the way of calculating an SSA. It already has identified the sources of
data necessary in order to establish revenues and expenses on the sport market, in
relation to the production of sport goods and services, exports, imports, labour
market, sports infrastructure, TV rights and publicity. If necessary, an intensive
workshop in 2016 or 2017 could be helpful.
Slovakia did only partly fill out the questionnaire without being able to indicate data
additional to NSO, Eurostat, or international data sources. Therefore it seems best
to try contacting official representatives on an EU level in order to receive some
information.
Slovenia has been monitoring sport-related data for 15 years, but used a different
approach which is not directly compatible with SSAs. Changing the opinion of
decision makers could be supported by official EU documents. After that, since data
is available, only persons with knowledge on how to calculate SSAs remains to be
found.
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Spain has not yet compiled an SSA, although economists there are well aware of the
methodology and the usefulness of the instrument. Their main problem is the lack of
detailed data. The local NSO considers itself unable to supply the data without the
help of Eurostat. As it was shown by several NSOs that they can calculate SSAs (CY,
LT, NL), it is recommended to prepare an information exchange of any kind between
these institutions and the Spanish NSO (probably also the Swedish) still within
2016.
Sweden too sees some positive aspects of SSAs, but did not start working on one.
The main reasons are that the local NSO does not work a lot with sport-related data
and that decision makers are not perfectly confident about SSAs. As it was shown
by several NSOs that they can calculate SSAs (CY, LT, NL), it is recommended to
prepare an information exchange of any kind between these institutions and the
Swedish NSO (probably also the Spanish) still within 2016.
United Kingdom has calculated several SSAs in the past and keeps on updating
them.
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8 Appendix A – List of consulted institutions
8.1 Educational institutions
Table 7: List of universities and similar institutions contacted
Country University Faculty / Department / Contact
Belgium University of Antwerp Economics
Belgium University of Namur Economics, Social Sciences and
Business Administration
Belgium Free University of Brussels Faculty of Physical Education and
Physiotherapy
Bulgaria Tsenov Academy of Economics Department of Physical Education and
Sports
Bulgaria University of National and World Physical Education and Sports
Economy
Bulgaria Sofia University Faculty of Journalism and Mass
Communication
Croatia University of Zagreb Department of Physical Education
Faculty of Kinesiology
Croatia University of Split Faculty of Kinesiology
Croatia University of Split Faculty of Economics
Croatia University of Rijeka Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality
Management
Czech Republic Masaryk University Faculty of Sports Studies
Czech Republic Charles University (Karls-Universität Faculty of Physical Education and
Prag) Sport
Czech Republic University of Technology in Brno Faculty of Business and Management
Denmark Copenhagen Business Academy BSc in Business Administration and
Service Management
Denmark University of Southern Denmark (SDU) Faculty of Business and Social Sciences
Denmark Aarhus University Faculty of Health (Sport Sciences)
Estonia University of Tartu Faculty of Exercise and Sport Sciences
Estonia Tallinn University School of Natural Sciences and Health
Finland Kajaani University of Applied Sciences School of Health and Sports
(KAMK)
Finland HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Bachelor & Master Programme in
Sciences Sport Development and Management
Finland Aalto University Department of Marketing
Finland University of Turku School of Economics
Finland Hanken School of Economics http://www.hanken.fi/sv
France Emlyon Business School http://www.em-lyon.com/fr/
France ESC Rennes School of Business https://www.esc-
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rennes.fr/index.php/en
France University of Strassbourg Faculty of Sport Sciences (STAPS)
Sport and social sciences (E3S) - EA
1342
France HEC Paris http://www.hec.fr/Site-eng
France ESSEC Business School Marketing Department Faculty
France MS Strategy & Management of MS Strategy & Management of
International Business International Business
France Grenoble ecole de management Institute for Sport and Management
(IS&M)
Greece Athens University of Economics and http://www.aueb.gr/index_en.php
Business (AUEB)
Greece Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Faculty of Physical Education and
Sport Sciences
Greece National and Kapodistrian University Faculty of Physical Education and
of Athens Sport Science
Greece Athens Institute for Education and Athens Institute for Education and
Research Research
Hungary Corvinus University of Budapest http://www.uni-corvinus.hu/
Hungary University of Debrecen http://www.unideb.hu/
Ireland University College Cork - National Economics
University of Ireland, Cork
Ireland Institute of Technology, Tralee UNESCO Chair "Transforming the Lives
of People with Disabilities, their
Families and Communities, Through
Physical Education, Sport, Recreation
and Fitness"
Italy Università degli Studi di Firenze Scienze per l’Economia e l’Impresa
(DISEI)
Italy Università degli Studi di Salerno Scienze Economiche e Statistiche
Latvia Daugavpils University Education and Management
Latvia Daugavpils University Department of Sport
Latvia Latvian Academy of Sport Education
Malta University of Malta Economics Management and
Accountancy
Malta Malta College of Arts, Science and Institute of Community Services
Technology (MCAST)
Portugal University Lisbon Faculty of Human Kinetics
Portugal University Porto Faculty of Sports
Romania Ștefan cel Mare University of Suceava http://www.usv.ro/fefs/
Romania Ștefan cel Mare University of Suceava http://www.seap.usv.ro/en/index.
php
Romania West University of Timișoara http://www.uvt.ro/en/educatie/fa
cultati/facultatea-de-educatie-
fizica-si-sport/
Romania West University of Timișoara http://www.uvt.ro/en/educatie/fa
cultati/facultatea-de-economie-si-
de-administrare-a-afacerilor/
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Romania Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu http://www.ulbsibiu.ro/en/faculta
ti/stiinte/
Slovakia Comenius University in Bratislava http://www.fsport.uniba.sk/index.
php?id=1926
Slovakia University of Žilina https://www.uniza.sk/menu/inc.p
hp?id=149
Slovenia University of Ljubljana http://www.fsp.uni-lj.si/eng/
Slovenia University of Ljubljana http://www.ef.uni-lj.si/en
Spain European University http://universidadeuropea.es/en/
academics/master-s-degree-in-
sports-marketing
Spain University of Barcelona http://www.ub.edu/economiaemp
resa/
Sweden Stockholm University http://www.iies.su.se/
Sweden Malmö University http://www.mah.se/Forskning/om
forskning/Organisation/Profiler/Id
rott-i-forandring/In-English-b/
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
8.2 National Statistics Offices
Table 8: List of national statistics offices
Country National Statistics Office Contact Address
Belgium SPF Economie, PME, Classes Contact Center
moyennes et Energie Rue du Progrès, 50
B-1210 Bruxelles
http://statbel.fgov.be
Bulgaria National Statistical Institute 2, P. Volov Str.
BG-2048 Sofia
http://www.nsi.bg
Croatia Croatian Bureau of Statistics Ilica 3 and Branimirova 19
10000 Zagreb
Republic of Croatia
http://www.dzs.hr/
Czech Republic Czech Statistical Office Na padesátém 81
100 82 Praha 10
Czech Republic
http://www.czso.cz/
Denmark Statistics Denmark Sjroegade 11
DK-2100 Copenhagen oe
http://www.dst.dk
Estonia Statistics Estonia Endla 15
EE-15174 Tallinn
http://www.stat.ee
Finland Statistics Finland Työpajankatu 13
FI-00022 Helsinki
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http://www.stat.fi
France INSEE 18, Boulevard Adolphe Pinard
National Institute for Statistics and F-75675 Paris cedex 14
Economic Studies http://www.insee.fr
Greece Hellenic Statistical Authority Pireos 46 & Eponiton
185 10 Pireus
http://www.statistics.gr/
Hungary Hungarian Central Statistical Office 1024 H-1024 Budapest
Fényes Elek Str. 14-18. Groundfloor
http://portal.ksh.hu/portal/
Ireland Central Statistics Office Skehard Road, Cork
http://www.cso.ie/
Italy Istat - Istituto nazionale di statistica Via Cesare Balbo 16 00184
Roma
http://en.istat.it/
Latvia Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia 1 Lāčplēša Street,
Riga, Latvia, LV – 1301
http://www.csb.lv/
Malta National Statistics Office Lascaris, Valletta VLT 2000
http://www.nso.gov.mt/
Portugal Statistics Portugal Av. António José de Almeida 1000-043
Lisboa
http://www.ine.pt/
Romania National Institute of Statistics 16 Libertatii Bvd.
Bucharest 5
http://www.insse.ro/
Slovakia Statistical Office of the Slovak Miletičova 3
Republic 824 67 Bratislava
http://portal.statistics.sk/
Slovenia Statistical Office of the Republic of Vožarski pot 12
Slovenia SI-1000 Ljubljana
http://www.stat.si/
Spain Instituto Nacional de Estatίstica Paseo de la Castellana, 183
28071 – Madrid
http://www.ine.es/
Sweden Statistics Sweden Box 24300, SE 104 51 Stockholm
SE 701 89 Örebro
http://www.scb.se/
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
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9 Appendix B: NSO based data sources per country
This appendix provides lists of basic data for SUTs-S and IOTs-S. If available, IOT-
related data is reported. Please note that NSOs and Eurostat frequently update the
tables.
9.1 Austria
Country: AUSTRIA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA 2008- Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2012 2012 2012 2012 2012
column)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for
Sporting (Input- (Input- (Input- (Input-
93.1
Services
2012 (Input-
OutputTable OutputTable OutputTable OutputTable
OutputTable
) ) ) )
)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA 2008- Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except 2012 (except
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise if otherwise if otherwise 2012 2012 2012
column)
stated) stated) stated)
Farm
Labour
Force is
Products of available for
agriculture, available for available for
2013
1 hunting and 2012 2012 (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
related (Statistics
(I/OTable) (I/OTable)
services Austria,
Farm
Structure
Survey)
Food (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
10
Products CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
SBS) SBS) SBS)
as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
11 Beverages (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wearing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
14 as a sum as a sum as a sum
apparel SBS) SBS) SBS)
Leather and (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
15 related
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
18 recording (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
Coke and
refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
19
petroleum
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
products
Basic
pharmaceutic
al products
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
21 and (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
pharmaceutic SBS) SBS) SBS)
al
preparations
Rubber and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
22
plastic
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
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products
Fabricated
metal
products,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
25 except (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
machinery SBS) SBS) SBS)
and
equipment
Computer,
electronic and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
26
optical
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
products
Motor
vehicles, (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
29
trailers and
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
semi-trailers
Other
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
30 transport (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS)
Other CPA 31 & CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
32 manufactured 32 as a sum 32 as a sum 32 as a sum
goods SBS) SBS) SBS)
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
Repair and
installation
services of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
33
machinery
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
and
equipment
Buildings and
building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
41
construction SBS) SBS) SBS)
works
Constructions CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
42 construction
works for civil SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
engineering
Specialised
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43 construction
works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale
and retail
trade and
repair (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
45
services of
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
motor
vehicles and
motorcycles
Wholesale
trade
services,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
46 except of (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
motor SBS) SBS) SBS)
vehicles and
motorcycles
Retail trade
services,
except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
47
motor
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
vehicles and
motorcycles
Land
transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
49
transport
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
services via
pipelines
Water
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
50 transport (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
Air transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
51
services
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Warehousing
and support (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
52
services for
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
transportation
Accommodati (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
55 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
on services SBS) SBS) SBS)
Food and as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
56 beverage (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
serving SBS) SBS) SBS)
April 2016 47
services
Publishing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
58
services
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Motion
picture, video
and television
programme
production (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
59
services, SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
sound
recording and
as a sum as a sum as a sum
music (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
publishing
Programming
and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60
broadcasting SBS) SBS) SBS)
services
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
Information (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
63
services
as a sum as a sum as a sum
SBS) SBS) SBS)
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
Financial
services, (Statistics (Statistics (Statistics
except
64
insurance and
Austria Austria Austria (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
pension SBS) SBS) SBS)
funding
Insurance,
reinsurance
and pension (Statistics (Statistics (Statistics
funding
65
services,
Austria Austria Austria (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
except SBS) SBS) SBS)
compulsory
social security
Legal and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
69 accounting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
Services of
head offices;
as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
70 management
consulting SBS) SBS) SBS)
services
Scientific
research and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
72
development
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
services
Other
professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
74 scientific and CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
technical SBS) SBS) SBS)
as a sum as a sum as a sum
services (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
Veterinary (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
75
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
77 leasing (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
Employment (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
78
services
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Travel
agency, tour
operator and
other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
79
reservation
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
services and
related
services
Services to CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
81 buildings and as a sum as a sum as a sum
landscape SBS) SBS) SBS)
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
Data by
Public Bundeskanz
administration leramt
and defence available for available for Österreich
84 services; 2012 2012 and (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
compulsory (I/OTable) (I/OTable) Hauptverba
social security nd der öst.
services
Soz.vers.trä
ger for 2013
April 2016 48
available for available for
Education
85
services
2012 2012 (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
(I/OTable) (I/OTable)
Statistics
available for available for Austria data
Human health
86
services
2012 2012 on health (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) care staff
for 2013
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
Residential
87
care services
as a sum as a sum as a sum as a sum as a sum
(I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
Gambling and CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
92 betting as a sum as a sum as a sum as a sum as a sum
services (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
Amusement CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
and available for available for
93.2
recreation
available available available
2012 2012
services (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
(I/OTable) (I/OTable)
Repair
services of
computers
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
95 and personal (I/OTable) (I/OTable) (I/OTable)
and SBS) SBS) SBS)
household
goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Supply-and-Use-Table 2012
http://www.statistik.at/web_en/statistics/national_accounts/input_outpu
Data source - website
t_statistics/index.html
Most recent year of data 2012
Gross value added, Gross production value
Data source Eurostat Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2012
Data source Statistics Austria Structural business statistics (SBS)
http://www.statistik.at/web_de/statistiken/handel_und_dienstleistungen
Data source - website
/leistungs_und_strukturdaten/index.html
Most recent year of data 2012
Data source Input-Output Table 2012
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-
Data source - website tables/data/database http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-
use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of data 2012
Employees
Data source Eurostat Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2012
Data source Statistics Austria Structural business statistics (SBS)
April 2016 49
http://www.statistik.at/web_de/statistiken/handel_und_dienstleistungen
Data source - website
/leistungs_und_strukturdaten/index.html
Most recent year of data 2012
Data source Statistics Austria Farm Structure Survey
http://www.statistik.at/web_en/statistics/agriculture_and_forestry/farm_
Data source - website
structure_cultivated_area_yields/farm_labour_force/index.html
Most recent year of data 2013
Data source Statistics Austria - Health Care Staff
http://www.statistik.at/web_en/statistics/health/health_care/health_car
Data source - website
e_staff/index.html
Most recent year of data 2013
Data source Bundeskanzleramt Österreich
https://www.oeffentlicherdienst.gv.at/fakten/publikationen/PJB_2014.p
Data source - website
df?4pq028
Most recent year of data 2013
Data source Hauptverband der öst. Sozialversicherungsträger
http://www.bva.at/portal27/portal/bvaportal/content/contentWindow?co
Data source - website ntentid=10008.603361&action=b&cacheability=PAGE&version=14150
22674
Most recent year of data 2013
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9.2 Belgium
Country: BELGIUM
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available
available (Nat. available (Nat. available available available
93.1 Sporting Services (Nat. Bank
Bank of Bank of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
of Belgium
Belgium ) Belgium ) SBS) SBS) SBS)
)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
Products of (Nat. Bank
(Nat. Bank of (Nat. Bank of (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting of Belgium
and related services Belgium ) Belgium ) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Belgium)
Belgium) Belgium)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
equipment
Buildings and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41
building construction SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
April 2016 51
works (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Constructions and Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works
for civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and
music publishing (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Programming and Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60 broadcasting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Financial services, (Nat. Bank
(Nat. Bank of (Nat. Bank of (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and of Belgium
pension funding Belgium ) Belgium ) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
)
Insurance,
reinsurance and (Nat. Bank
pension funding (Nat. Bank of (Nat. Bank of (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except
of Belgium
Belgium ) Belgium ) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
compulsory social )
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Travel agency, tour (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
operator and other SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
April 2016 52
reservation services
and related services
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Public administration
and defence (Nat. Bank
(Nat. Bank of (Nat. Bank of (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services; compulsory of Belgium
social security Belgium ) Belgium ) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
)
services
(Nat. Bank
(Nat. Bank of (Nat. Bank of (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services of Belgium
Belgium ) Belgium ) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
)
(Nat. Bank
Human health (Nat. Bank of (Nat. Bank of (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services
of Belgium
Belgium ) Belgium ) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as available as a available as a
Residential care as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
a sum (Nat. sum (Nat. sum (Nat.
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Bank of Bank of Bank of
Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Belgium ) Belgium ) Belgium )
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as available as a available as a
Gambling and betting as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
a sum (Nat. sum (Nat. sum (Nat.
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Bank of Bank of Bank of
Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
Belgium ) Belgium ) Belgium )
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available
Amusement and available (Nat. available (Nat. available available available
93.2
recreation services
(Nat. Bank
Bank of Bank of (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
of Belgium
Belgium ) Belgium ) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Belgium) Belgium) Belgium)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Belgium
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
Data source - website
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of data 2010
Gross value added, Gross production value
National Bank of Belgium (National accounts > Detailed accounts > Major components by
Data source
branch and sector > A64)
Data source - website http://stat.nbb.be/Index.aspx?DataSetCode=NADETAIL&lang=en
Most recent year of data 2012
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (sbs)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2012
National Bank of Belgium (Population and labour market > Employment > Employment
Data source
annual detailed data > Domestic concept A64)
Data source - website http://stat.nbb.be/Index.aspx?DataSetCode=NADETAIL&lang=en
Most recent year of data 2013
April 2016 53
9.3 Bulgaria
Country: BULGARIA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related NACE Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
column)
NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93
available available (I/O- available available available
93.1 Sporting Services
(I/O-Table Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for available for
Products of
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting
and related services Table Table Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 10- NACE 10-
10 Food Products NACE 10-12
SBS) SBS) SBS) 12 as a 12 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
11 Beverages Table Table
SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles NACE 13- NACE 13-
SBS) SBS) SBS) NACE 13-15
15 as a 15 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
14 Wearing apparel sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Bulgaria)
15 Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
available for
Coke and refined (Eurostat 2010 (I/O- (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) Table SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria)
Basic pharmaceutical available for
products and (Eurostat 2010 (I/O- (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) Table SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
preparations Bulgaria)
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
NACE 31 NACE 31
NACE 31 &
& 32 as a & 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat 32 as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Repair and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
installation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
April 2016 54
of machinery and
equipment
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
41 building construction
SBS) SBS) SBS) NACE 41- NACE 41-
works NACE 41-43
Constructions and
43 as a 43 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
42 construction works sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
for civil engineering Table Table
Bulgaria)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 55- NACE 55-
55
services
NACE 55-56
SBS) SBS) SBS) 56 as a 56 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
56 Table Table
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 59- NACE 59-
59 NACE 59-60
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) 60 as a 60 as a
as a sum
sound recording and sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
music publishing (I/O-Table
Table Table
Programming and Bulgaria)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
60 broadcasting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
NACE 62- NACE 62-
NACE 62-63
63 as a 63 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
63 Information services sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
available for available for Eurostat SBS
Financial services,
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- "Total credit (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding Table Table institutions" is Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria) available
Insurance,
reinsurance and available for available for
pension funding 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except Table Table Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
compulsory social Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 69- NACE 69-
69
services
NACE 69-70
SBS) SBS) SBS) 70 as a 70 as a
as a sum
Services of head sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
70 offices; management Table Table
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Other professional, NACE 74- NACE 74- NACE 74-75
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
74 scientific and 75 as a 75 as a as a sum
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS)
sum (I/O- sum (I/O- (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Table Table Bulgaria)
April 2016 55
SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
and related services
NACE 80- NACE 80-
NACE 80-82
82 as a 82 as a
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
81
and landscape
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Public administration available for available for
and defence
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services; compulsory
social security Table Table Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
services Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
available for available for
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
Table Table Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
available for available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services Table Table Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
NACE 87-
NACE 87-88 NACE 87- NACE 87-
88 available NACE 87-88
available as a 88 as a 88 as a
Residential care as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum for 2010 sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
for 2010 (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table Table Table
(I/O-Table Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria)
NACE 90-
NACE 90-92 NACE 90- NACE 90-
92 available NACE 90-92
available as a 92 as a 92 as a
Gambling and betting as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum for 2010 sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
for 2010 (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table Table Table
(I/O-Table Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria)
NACE 93 NACE 93
NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93
available for available for
Amusement and available available available
93.2
recreation services
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table
Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Bulgaria) Bulgaria) Bulgaria)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Bulgaria
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
April 2016 56
Data source Input-Output-Table Bulgaria
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
April 2016 57
9.4 Croatia
Country: CROATIA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2004 2004 2004 2004 2004
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93
available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Croatia)
Croatia) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2004 2004 2004
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for
Products of
2004 (I/O- available for (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting
and related services Table 2004 (I/O- Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Croatia) Table Croatia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and recording (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Croatia)
Croatia) Croatia)
Repair and
installation services of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
equipment
Buildings and building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
April 2016 58
Constructions and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works for Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
available for available for
available for
2011 2011 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services 2011 (Eurostat
(Eurostat (Eurostat Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
SBS)
SBS) SBS)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
music publishing Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Programming and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60
broadcasting services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
available for
Financial services,
2010 (I/O- available for (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding Table 2010 (I/O- Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Croatia) Table Croatia)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding
available for (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65 2010 (I/O- available for
services, except Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
compulsory social Table 2010 (I/O-
security Croatia) Table Croatia)
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
79 Travel agency, tour (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
April 2016 59
operator and other SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
reservation services
and related services
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Public administration available for
and defence services; 2010 (I/O- available for (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84
compulsory social Table 2010 (I/O- Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
security services Croatia) Table Croatia)
available for
2010 (I/O- available for (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
Table 2010 (I/O- Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Croatia) Table Croatia)
available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- available for (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services Table 2010 (I/O- Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Croatia) Table Croatia)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as available as a CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
Residential care a sum for sum for 2010 as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Croatia) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Croatia)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
Gambling and betting a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Croatia)
Croatia)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for
Amusement and available for available available available
93.2
recreation services
2010 (I/O-
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table
Table Croatia) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
Croatia)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Croatia) Croatia) Croatia)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Croatia
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
Data source - website
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of data 2010
Gross value added, Gross production value
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
Data source - website
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of data 2012
Data source Input-Output-Table Croatia
Data source - website http://www.dzs.hr/Hrv_Eng/publication/2013/12-01-04_01_2013e.xls
Most recent year of data 2010
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (sbs)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2012
April 2016 60
9.5 Czech Republic
Country: CZECH REPUBLIC
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data
2013 2013 2013 2013 2013
(per column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93
available available available available
available (I/O-
93.1 Sporting Services (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Czech
Czech Czech Czech Czech
Republic)
Republic) Republic) Republic) Republic)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2013 2013 2013
(per column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for
available for
Products of 2013 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
2013 (I/O-
1 agriculture, hunting Table Czech Czech Czech
and related services Table Czech
Czech Republic) Republic) Republic)
Republic)
Republic)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
11 Beverages Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
SBS) SBS) SBS)
as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
14 Wearing apparel (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Czech Czech Czech
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
15 Republic) Republic) Republic)
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
18
recording services
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
19
petroleum products
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
Basic
pharmaceutical (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
21 products and Czech Czech Czech
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
preparations
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
22
products
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
Fabricated metal (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
25
machinery and
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
equipment Republic) Republic) Republic)
Computer, (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
26 electronic and Czech Czech Czech
optical products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
Motor vehicles, (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
29 trailers and semi- Czech Czech Czech
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
30
equipment
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
April 2016 61
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
as a sum
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
32
goods
(I/O-Table
SBS) SBS) SBS) Table Table
Czech
Czech Czech
Republic)
Republic) Republic)
available for
Repair and available for
2013 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
installation services 2013 (I/O-
33
of machinery and
Table Czech Czech Czech
Table Czech
equipment Czech Republic) Republic) Republic)
Republic)
Republic)
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
41 building construction
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
works
Constructions and
as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
42 construction works
for civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS) Czech Czech Czech
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Republic) Republic) Republic)
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
45 services of motor Czech Czech Czech
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
46
motor vehicles and
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
motorcycles Republic) Republic) Republic)
Retail trade (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
47
motor vehicles and
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
motorcycles Republic) Republic) Republic)
Land transport (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
49
transport services
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
via pipelines Republic) Republic) Republic)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
50
services
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Air transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
51
services
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
Warehousing and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
52 support services for Czech Czech Czech
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
56 Czech Czech Czech
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
58 Publishing services Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
Motion picture,
video and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59 as a sum as a sum as a sum
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS)
sound recording and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
music publishing Czech Czech Czech
Programming and Republic) Republic) Republic)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60 broadcasting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
63 Information services (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Czech Czech Czech
Republic) Republic) Republic)
available for
available for Eurostat SBS
Financial services, 2013 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
2013 (I/O- "Total credit
64 except insurance Table Czech Czech Czech
and pension funding Table Czech institutions" is
Czech Republic) Republic) Republic)
Republic) available
Republic)
Insurance, available for available for Eurostat SBS (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
reinsurance and
65
pension funding
2013 (I/O- 2013 (I/O- data on Czech Czech Czech
services, except Table Table Czech insurance and Republic) Republic) Republic)
April 2016 62
compulsory social Czech Republic) pension funds
security Republic) is available
Legal and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
accounting services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
offices; (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
70
management
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
consulting services Republic) Republic) Republic)
Scientific research (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
72 and development Czech Czech Czech
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
Other professional, CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
74 scientific and as a sum as a sum as a sum
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Czech Czech Czech
75 Veterinary services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Republic) Republic) Republic)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
77
services
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Employment (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
78
services
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Republic) Republic) Republic)
Travel agency, tour (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
79
reservation services
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
and related services Republic) Republic) Republic)
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
81 buildings and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
landscape SBS) SBS) SBS)
Czech Czech Czech
Republic) Republic) Republic)
Public available for
available for
administration and 2013 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
2013 (I/O-
84 defence services; Table Czech Czech Czech
compulsory social Table Czech
Czech Republic) Republic) Republic)
security services Republic)
Republic)
available for
available for
2013 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
2013 (I/O-
85 Education services Table Czech Czech Czech
Table Czech
Czech Republic) Republic) Republic)
Republic)
Republic)
available for
available for
2013 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Human health 2013 (I/O-
86
services
Table Czech Czech Czech
Table Czech
Czech Republic) Republic) Republic)
Republic)
Republic)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88
available as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a
a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
Residential care sum for 2013
87
services
2013 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Czech Czech Czech
Czech
Czech Republic) Republic) Republic)
Republic)
Republic)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
Gambling and sum for 2013
92
betting services
2013 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Czech Czech Czech
Czech
Czech Republic) Republic) Republic)
Republic)
Republic)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for
available for available available available
Amusement and 2013 (I/O-
93.2
recreation services
2013 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table
Table Czech Czech Czech Czech
Czech
Republic) Republic) Republic) Republic)
Republic)
Repair services of (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
95
personal and
Czech Czech Czech
SBS) SBS) SBS)
household goods Republic) Republic) Republic)
April 2016 63
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Czech Republic
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2013
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Czech Republic
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2013
year of data
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (sbs)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
April 2016 64
9.6 Cyprus
Country: CYPRUS
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA 2008- Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2009 2009 2011 2009 2009 2009
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93
available available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available
(SUT (labour (SUT (SUT (SUT
(SUT Cyprus)
Cyprus) statistics) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA 2008- Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2013 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2009 2009 2009
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available
Products of available for
for 2009 (SUT (SUT (SUT
1 agriculture, hunting 2009 (SUT
and related services (SUT Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Cyprus)
Cyprus)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10- CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum 12 as a as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13- CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum 15 as a as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and recording (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
18
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
available
available for available for
Coke and refined for 2009 (SUT (SUT (SUT
19
petroleum products
2009 (SUT 2011 (Labour
(SUT Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Cyprus) statistics)
Cyprus)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Motor vehicles, trailers (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
29
and semi-trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
CPA 31 &
CPA 31 &
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat 32 as a CPA 31 &
32
goods
32 as a
SBS) SBS) SBS) sum (SUT 32 as a sum
sum
Cyprus)
Repair and installation
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
33 services of machinery
and equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Buildings and building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41- CPA 41-43
41
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum 43 as a as a sum
April 2016 65
Constructions and (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works for Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
motorcycles
Land transport
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
49 services and transport
services via pipelines SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55- CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum 56 as a as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Motion picture, video
and television CPA 59-
programme production (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60
59
services, sound CPA 59-60 60 as a
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum
recording and music as a sum sum
publishing (SUT
Cyprus) CPA 59-
Programming and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60
60
broadcasting services
60 as a
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum
sum
CPA 62-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
63 Information services 63 as a
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum
sum
available
Financial services, available for available for
for 2009 (SUT (SUT (SUT
64 except insurance and 2009 (SUT 2011 (Labour
pension funding (SUT Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Cyprus) statistics)
Cyprus)
Insurance, reinsurance available
and pension funding available for available for
for 2009 (SUT (SUT (SUT
65 services, except 2009 (SUT 2011 (Labour
compulsory social (SUT Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Cyprus) statistics)
security Cyprus)
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69- CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum 70 as a as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Scientific research and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
72
development services SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Other professional, CPA 74-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75
74 scientific and technical CPA 74-75 75 as a
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum
as a sum sum
(SUT CPA 74-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75
75 Veterinary services Cyprus) 75 as a
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum
sum
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
and related services
April 2016 66
CPA 80-82 CPA 80- CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum 82 as a as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Public administration available
available for available for
and defence services; for 2009 (SUT (SUT (SUT
84
compulsory social
2009 (SUT 2011 (Labour
(SUT Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
security services Cyprus) statistics)
Cyprus)
available
available for available for
for 2009 (SUT (SUT (SUT
85 Education services 2009 (SUT 2011 (Labour
(SUT Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Cyprus) statistics)
Cyprus)
available
available for available for
for 2009 (SUT (SUT (SUT
86 Human health services 2009 (SUT 2011 (Labour
(SUT Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Cyprus) statistics)
Cyprus)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87- CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88 available for
Residential care as a sum as a sum 88 as a as a sum
87
services
as a sum 2011 (Labour
(SUT (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
(SUT Cyprus) statistics)
Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90- CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92 available for
Gambling and betting as a sum as a sum 92 as a as a sum
92
services
as a sum 2011 (Labout
(SUT (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
(SUT Cyprus) statistics)
Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
CPA 93
CPA 93 available for
available CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
Amusement and available for CPA 93 for
93.2
recreation services
for 2009 (SUT (SUT (SUT
2009 (SUT 2011 (Labour
(SUT Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
Cyprus) statistics)
Cyprus)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Cyprus) Cyprus) Cyprus)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Supply and Use Table Cyprus
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of
2009
data
Gross value added, Gross production value
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent year of
2012
data
Data source Supply and Use Table Cyprus
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of
2009
data
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (sbs)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
April 2016 67
Most recent year of
2012
data
Data source Statistical Service of the Republic of Cyprus - Labour statistics
Data source - http://www.mof.gov.cy/mof/cystat/statistics.nsf/All/45093BCB88A1C158C2257712003F5524/$file
website /LABOUR_STATISTICS-2012-050914.pdf?OpenElement
Most recent year of
2011
data
April 2016 68
9.7 Denmark
Country: DENMARK
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related NACE Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2012 2012 2012 2012 2012 2012
column)
(I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
93.1 Sporting Services
Denmark) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related NACE Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2013 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2012 2012 2012
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for
Products of available for available for
2012 (I/O (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
1 agriculture, hunting 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
Table Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
and related services Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark)
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
10 Food Products (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
11 Beverages (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
13 Textiles (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
available for
2012 available for available for
(Eurostat 2012 (Eurostat 2012 (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
14 Wearing apparel
SBS or I/O- SBS or I/O- SBS or I/O- Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Table Table Denmark) Table Denmark)
Denmark)
Leather and related (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
15 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
products SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Printing and recording (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
18 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
available for
available for available for
Coke and refined 2012 (I/O (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
19 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
petroleum products Table Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
21 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
pharmaceutical SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
22 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
products SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
25 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
machinery and SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
26 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
and optical products SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Motor vehicles, trailers (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
29 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
and semi-trailers SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Other transport (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
30 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
equipment SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
NACE 31 & NACE 31 & NACE 31 & 32
Other manufactured (Eurostat 32 as a sum 32 as a sum as a sum (I/O
32 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
goods SBS) (I/O Table (I/O Table Table
Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Repair and installation
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
33 services of machinery (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
and equipment
Buildings and building (Eurostat
41 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) NACE 41- NACE 41- NACE 41-43
construction works SBS)
43 as a sum 43 as a sum as a sum (I/O
Constructions and
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table Table
42 construction works for (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
civil engineering
April 2016 69
Specialised (Eurostat
43 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
construction works SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
45 services of motor (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
vehicles and
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
46 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
motor vehicles and SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
47 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
vehicles and SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
motorcycles
Land transport
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
49 services and transport (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
services via pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
50 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
51 Air transport services (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
52 support services for (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
transportation
Accommodation (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
55 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Food and beverage (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
56 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
serving services SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
58 Publishing services (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme production (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
59 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
services, sound SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
recording and music
publishing
Programming and (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
60 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
broadcasting services SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
63 Information services (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
available for
Financial services, available for available for
2012 (I/O (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
64 except insurance and 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
Table Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
pension funding Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark)
Insurance,
reinsurance and available for
available for available for
pension funding 2012 (I/O (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
65 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
services, except Table Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark) Denmark)
compulsory social Denmark)
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
69 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Services of head
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
70 offices; management (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
consulting services
Scientific research
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
72 and development (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
services
Other professional,
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
74 scientific and technical (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
services
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
75 Veterinary services (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
77 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
(Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
78 Employment services (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
79 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
reservation services SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
and related services
Services to buildings (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
81 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
and landscape SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Public administration available for
available for available for
and defence services; 2012 (I/O (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
84 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
compulsory social Table Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark) Denmark)
security services Denmark)
available for available for available for
(I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
85 Education services 2012 (I/O 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Table Denmark) Denmark)
April 2016 70
Denmark)
available for
available for available for
Human health 2012 (I/O (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
86 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
services Table Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark)
available for
available for available for
Residential care 2012 (I/O (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
87 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
services Table Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark)
available for
available for available for
Gambling and betting 2012 (I/O (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
92 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
services Table Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark)
available for
available for available for
Amusement and 2012 (I/O (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
93.2 2012 (I/O Table 2012 (I/O Table
recreation services Table Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark) Denmark)
Denmark)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (I/O Table (I/O Table (I/O Table
95 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
personal and SBS) Denmark) Denmark) Denmark)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data
Input-Output-Table Denmark (more than 64 categories, including sports-relevant sectors)
source
Data
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Emloyees
Data
Structural business statistics (SBS)
source
Data
source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data
Input-Output-Table Denmark
source
Data
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
April 2016 71
9.8 Estonia
Country: ESTONIA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2011 2011 2012 2011 2011 2011
column)
CPA 92-93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available as a
available available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services sum
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Employment
Estonia) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
data)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per 2013 (except if
if otherwise otherwise 2011 2011 2011
column) otherwise stated)
stated) stated)
available available for
Products of available for
for 2011 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting 2011 (I/O-Table
and related services (I/O-Table Table Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10- CPA 10-
10 Food Products (Eurostat SBS) CPA 10-12
SBS) SBS) 12 as a 12 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
11 Beverages (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) SBS) Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles (Eurostat SBS) CPA 13- CPA 13-
SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15
15 as a 15 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
14 Wearing apparel (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat Estonia)
15 (Eurostat SBS) Estonia) Estonia)
products SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi- (Eurostat SBS)
trailers SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
(Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
equipment
April 2016 72
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat
41 building construction (Eurostat SBS) CPA 41- CPA 41-
works SBS) SBS) CPA 41-43
Constructions and
43 as a 43 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
42 construction works (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
for civil engineering Table Table
Estonia)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat Estonia) Estonia)
43
construction works
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor (Eurostat SBS)
vehicles and SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for (Eurostat SBS)
transportation SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55- CPA 55-
55
services
(Eurostat SBS) CPA 55-56
SBS) SBS) 56 as a 56 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
56 (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
serving services SBS) SBS) Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59- CPA 59-
59 (Eurostat SBS) CPA 59-60
production services, SBS) SBS) 60 as a 60 as a
as a sum
sound recording and sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
music publishing (I/O-Table
Table Table
Programming and Estonia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat Estonia) Estonia)
60 broadcasting (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) SBS)
CPA 62- CPA 62-
CPA 62-63
63 as a 63 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
63 Information services (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
available available for Eurostat SBS
Financial services,
for 2011 2011 (I/O- "Total credit (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding (I/O-Table Table institutions" is Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia) available
Insurance, Eurostat SBS
reinsurance and available available for
data on
pension funding for 2011 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except
insurance and
(I/O-Table Table Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
compulsory social pension funds is
Estonia) Estonia)
security available
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69- CPA 69-
69
services
(Eurostat SBS) CPA 69-70
SBS) SBS) 70 as a 70 as a
as a sum
Services of head sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
70 offices; management (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
consulting services SBS) SBS) Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Other professional, CPA 74- CPA 74-
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75
74 scientific and (Eurostat SBS) 75 as a 75 as a
technical services SBS) SBS) as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) SBS) Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
77 Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
April 2016 73
services SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
and related services
CPA 80- CPA 80-
CPA 80-82
82 as a 82 as a
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
81
and landscape
(Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
Public administration available available for
and defence
for 2011 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services; compulsory
social security (I/O-Table Table Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
services Estonia) Estonia)
available available for
for 2011 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
(I/O-Table Table Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
available available for
Human health for 2011 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services (I/O-Table Table Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
CPA 87- CPA 87-
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
88 as a 88 as a
Residential care as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table
Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
CPA 90- CPA 90-
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
92 as a 92 as a
Gambling and betting as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table 92-93 available (I/O-Table
Table Table
Estonia) Estonia) as a sum for Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
2012
CPA 93 CPA 93
(Employment CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available for
Amusement and data) available available available
93.2
recreation services
for 2011 2011 (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table Table
Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
Estonia) Estonia)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Estonia) Estonia) Estonia)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Estonia
http://pub.stat.ee/px-
Data source -
web.2001/I_Databas/Economy/23National_accounts/03Input_output_framework/04Supply_and_us
website
e_tables/04Supply_and_use_tables.asp
Most recent year
2011
of data
Gross value added, Gross production value
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent year
2012
of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Estonia
April 2016 74
http://pub.stat.ee/px-
Data source -
web.2001/I_Databas/Economy/23National_accounts/03Input_output_framework/04Supply_and_us
website
e_tables/04Supply_and_use_tables.asp
Most recent year
2011
of data
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (sbs)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent year
2012
of data
Data source Employment data from Statistics Estonia
Data source -
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website
Most recent year
2012
of data
April 2016 75
9.9 Finland
Country: FINLAND
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 available
available available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services (Employment
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
data)
Finland) Finland) Finland) Finland) Finland)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2013
2013 (except if
Most recent year of data (per (except if 2013 (except if
otherwise 2013 2013 2013
column) otherwise otherwise stated)
stated)
stated)
Products of
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (Employment (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting
and related services Finland) Finland) data) Finland) Finland) Finland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10- CPA 10-
10 Food Products (Eurostat SBS) CPA 10-12
SBS) SBS) 12 as a 12 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
11 Beverages (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) SBS) Finland)
Finland) Finland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS)
(Eurostat (Eurostat
14 Wearing apparel (Eurostat SBS) CPA 13- CPA 13-
SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15
15 as a 15 as a
available for as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
available available for 2010 (Eurostat (I/O-Table
Table Table
Leather and related for 2010 2010 SBS) or for 2013 Finland)
15 Finland) Finland)
products (Eurostat (Eurostat as sum of 13-15
SBS) SBS) (Employment
data)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Coke and refined (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (Employment (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products Finland) Finland) data) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi- (Eurostat SBS)
trailers SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
(Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Finland)
Finland) Finland)
April 2016 76
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
equipment
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat
41 building construction (Eurostat SBS) CPA 41- CPA 41-
works SBS) SBS) CPA 41-43
Constructions and
43 as a 43 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
42 construction works (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
for civil engineering Table Table
Finland)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat Finland) Finland)
43
construction works
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor (Eurostat SBS)
vehicles and SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (Employment (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
Finland) Finland) data) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for (Eurostat SBS)
transportation SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55- CPA 55-
55
services
(Eurostat SBS) CPA 55-56
SBS) SBS) 56 as a 56 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
56 (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
serving services SBS) SBS) Finland)
Finland) Finland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat
59
production services,
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS)
sound recording and CPA 59- CPA 59-
CPA 59-60
music publishing 60 as a 60 as a
as a sum
available for sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table
available available for 2010 (Eurostat Table Table
Programming and Finland)
for 2010 2010 SBS) or for 2013 Finland) Finland)
60 broadcasting
services (Eurostat (Eurostat as sum of 59-60
SBS) SBS) (Employment
data)
available for
CPA 62- CPA 62-
available available for 2010 (Eurostat CPA 62-63
63 as a 63 as a
for 2010 2010 SBS) or for 2013 as a sum
63 Information services sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat as sum of 62-63 (I/O-Table
Table Table
SBS) SBS) (Employment Finland)
Finland) Finland)
data)
Financial services,
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (Employment (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding Finland) Finland) data) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (Employment (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except Finland) Finland) data) Finland) Finland) Finland)
compulsory social
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69- CPA 69-
69
services
(Eurostat SBS) CPA 69-70
SBS) SBS) 70 as a 70 as a
as a sum
Services of head sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
70 offices; management (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
consulting services SBS) SBS) Finland)
Finland) Finland)
Scientific research (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72
and development
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
April 2016 77
services
Other professional, CPA 74- CPA 74-
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75
74 scientific and (Eurostat SBS) 75 as a 75 as a
technical services SBS) SBS) as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) SBS) Finland)
Finland) Finland)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
and related services
CPA 80- CPA 80-
CPA 80-82
82 as a 82 as a
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
81
and landscape
(Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Finland)
Finland) Finland)
Public administration
and defence
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (Employment (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services; compulsory
social security Finland) Finland) data) Finland) Finland) Finland)
services
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (Employment (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
Finland) Finland) data) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Human health (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (Employment (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services Finland) Finland) data) Finland) Finland) Finland)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87- CPA 87-
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a 88 as a 88 as a
Residential care as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Employment Table Table
Finland) Finland) Finland)
data) Finland) Finland)
CPA 90-92 CPA 90- CPA 90-
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a 92 as a 92 as a
Gambling and betting as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Employment Table Table
Finland) Finland) Finland)
data) Finland) Finland)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 available
Amusement and available available available available available
93.2
recreation services
(Employment
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
data)
Finland) Finland) Finland) Finland) Finland)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Finland) Finland) Finland)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Finland
Data source -
website http://pxnet2.stat.fi/PXWeb/pxweb/en/StatFin/StatFin__kan__pt/?tablelist=true
Most recent
2013
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Finland
Data source -
website http://pxnet2.stat.fi/PXWeb/pxweb/en/StatFin/StatFin__kan__pt/?tablelist=true
April 2016 78
Most recent
2013
year of data
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (sbs)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Employment data from Statistics Finland - Labour input and labour input coefficients 2012
Data source
(TOL2008/CPA2008)
Data source -
http://193.166.171.75/database/StatFin/kan/pt/pt_en.asp
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
April 2016 79
9.10 France
Country: FRANCE
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2012 2012 2012 2012 2012
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93
available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table France)
France) France) France) France)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2012 2012 2012
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available
Products of available for
for 2012 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting 2012 (I/O-
and related services (I/O-Table France) France) France)
Table France)
France)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat France) France) France)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and recording (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
services SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
France)
France) France)
Repair and
installation services of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
equipment
Buildings and building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
April 2016 80
Constructions and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works for France) France) France)
civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
motorcycles
Land transport
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49 services and transport
services via pipelines SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
music publishing France) France) France)
Programming and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60
broadcasting services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
France) France) France)
available Eurostat SBS
Financial services, available for
for 2012 "Total credit (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and 2012 (I/O-
pension funding (I/O-Table institutions" is France) France) France)
Table France)
France) available
Insurance,
reinsurance and available
available for
pension funding for 2012 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except
2012 (I/O-
(I/O-Table France) France) France)
compulsory social Table France)
France)
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services France) France) France)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
and related services
April 2016 81
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
France) France) France)
Public administration available
available for
and defence services; for 2012 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84
compulsory social
2012 (I/O-
(I/O-Table France) France) France)
security services Table France)
France)
available
available for
for 2012 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2012 (I/O-
(I/O-Table France) France) France)
Table France)
France)
available
available for
Human health for 2012 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services
2012 (I/O-
(I/O-Table France) France) France)
Table France)
France)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88 as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
as a sum
Residential care a sum (I/O- as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
(I/O-Table
Table France) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
France) for
for 2012 France) France) France)
2012
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92 as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
as a sum
Gambling and betting a sum (I/O- as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
(I/O-Table
Table France) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
France) for
for 2012 France) France) France)
2012
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available
Amusement and available for available available available
93.2
recreation services
for 2012
2012 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table France) France) France) France)
France)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) France) France) France)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table France
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
Data source - website
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of data 2012
Gross value added, Gross production value
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2012
Data source Input-Output-Table France
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
Data source - website
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of data 2012
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (sbs)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2012
April 2016 82
9.11 Germany
Country: Germany
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
(per column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available (I/O- available (I/O- available available available
93.1 Sporting Services
(I/O-Table Table Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Germany) Germany) Germany) Germany) Germany) Germany)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
(per column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for available for available for
Products of
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting
and related services Table Table Table Germany) Germany) Germany)
Germany) Germany) Germany)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Germany) Germany) Germany)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Basic
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21 products and
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
equipment
Computer,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26 electronic and
optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 &
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat 32 as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Germany)
Germany) Germany)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
equipment
April 2016 83
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
41 building construction
works SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
Constructions and as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
for civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Germany) Germany) Germany)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
motorcycles
Retail trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
via pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Air transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Motion picture,
video and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and
music publishing (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Programming and Germany) Germany) Germany)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60 broadcasting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
available for available for available for
Financial services,
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance
and pension funding Table Table Table Germany) Germany) Germany)
Germany) Germany) Germany)
Insurance,
reinsurance and available for available for available for
pension funding 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except Table Table Table Germany) Germany) Germany)
compulsory social Germany) Germany) Germany)
security
Legal and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
69 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
accounting services SBS) SBS) SBS)
Services of head as a sum as a sum as a sum
offices; (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70
management SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
consulting services
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Germany) Germany) Germany)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Employment (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
April 2016 84
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
and related services
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Germany) Germany) Germany)
Public available for available for
administration and available for
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 defence services; 2010 (I/O-
compulsory social Table Table Germany) Germany) Germany)
Table France)
security services Germany) Germany)
available for
available for available for
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O-
Table Germany) Germany) Germany)
Table France) Table France)
France)
available for
available for available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O-
Table Germany) Germany) Germany)
Table France) Table France)
France)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a available as a
Residential care a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum for 2010 sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Germany) Germany) Germany)
Germany) Germany)
Germany)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a available as a
Gambling and a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
betting services
sum for 2010 sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Germany) Germany) Germany)
Germany) Germany)
Germany)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
Amusement and available available (I/O- available (I/O- available available available
93.2
recreation services (I/O-Table Table Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Germany) Germany) Germany) Germany) Germany) Germany)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Germany) Germany) Germany)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Germany
Data source - https://www.destatis.de/DE/ZahlenFakten/GesamtwirtschaftUmwelt/VGR/InputOutputRechnung/In
website putOutputRechnung.html
Most recent year
2012
of data
Gross value added, Gross production value
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent year
2012
of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Germany
Data source - https://www.destatis.de/DE/ZahlenFakten/GesamtwirtschaftUmwelt/VGR/InputOutputRechnung/In
website putOutputRechnung.html
Most recent year
2012
of data
April 2016 85
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (sbs)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent year
2012
of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Germany - Sheet No. 4 on Employees
Data source - https://www.destatis.de/DE/ZahlenFakten/GesamtwirtschaftUmwelt/VGR/InputOutputRechnung/In
website putOutputRechnung.html
Most recent year
2012
of data
April 2016 86
9.12 Greece
Country: GREECE
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available available (I/O- available available available
93.1 Sporting Services
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Greece) Greece) Greece) Greece) Greece) Greece)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2011 2011 2011
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available available for available for
Products of
for 2011 2011 2011 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting
and related services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Greece) Greece) Greece)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table as a sum as a sum
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Greece) Greece) Greece)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and recording (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Greece)
Greece) Greece)
Repair and installation
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
33 services of machinery available available
and equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece)
Buildings and building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Constructions and
42 (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
construction works for
April 2016 87
civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
motorcycles
Land transport
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49 services and transport
services via pipelines SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
music publishing
Greece) Greece) Greece)
Programming and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60
broadcasting services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Greece) Greece) Greece)
available available for available for
Financial services,
for 2011 2011 2011 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Greece) Greece) Greece)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and available available for available for
pension funding for 2011 2011 2011 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Greece) Greece) Greece)
compulsory social SBS) SBS) SBS)
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Greece) Greece) Greece)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
and related services
April 2016 88
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Greece) Greece) Greece)
Public administration available available for available for
and defence services; for 2011 2011 2011 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84
compulsory social (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Greece) Greece) Greece)
security services SBS) SBS) SBS)
available available for available for
for 2011 2011 2011 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Greece) Greece) Greece)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
available available for available for
Human health for 2011 2011 2011 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Greece) Greece) Greece)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
Residential care available as as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
available as a available as a
a sum for (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
sum for 2011 sum for 2011
2011 Greece) Greece) Greece)
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
Gambling and betting available as as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
available as a available as a
a sum for (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
sum for 2011 sum for 2011
2011 Greece) Greece) Greece)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available
Amusement and available for available for available available available
93.2
recreation services
for 2011
2011 (Nat. 2011 (Nat. (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Nat.
accounts) accounts) Greece) Greece) Greece)
accounts)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Greece) Greece) Greece)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Greece
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of
2011
data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (sbs)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent year of
2012
data
Secondary data
Input-Output-Table Greece
source
Secondary data http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent year of
2011
data
April 2016 89
9.13 Hungary
Country: HUNGARY
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross
Sports-related CPA Gross value Consumer
production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories added spending
value
Most recent year of data
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
(per column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93
available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross
Sports-related CPA Gross value Consumer
production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories added spending
value
2012 (except if 2013 (except if
Most recent year of data 2013 (except if
otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
(per column) otherwise stated)
stated) stated)
available for available for
Products of available for
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting 2010 (I/O-Table
and related services Table Table Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary)
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10- CPA 10-
10 Food Products (Eurostat SBS) CPA 10-12
SBS) SBS) 12 as a 12 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
11 Beverages (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) SBS) Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary)
(Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles (Eurostat SBS) CPA 13- CPA 13-
SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15
15 as a 15 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
14 Wearing apparel (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat Hungary)
15 (Eurostat SBS) Hungary) Hungary)
products SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Basic
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21 products and (Eurostat SBS)
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
equipment
Computer,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26 electronic and (Eurostat SBS)
optical products SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi- (Eurostat SBS)
trailers SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 &
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat 32 as a sum
32
goods
(Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
equipment
April 2016 90
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat
41 building (Eurostat SBS) CPA 41- CPA 41-
construction works SBS) SBS) CPA 41-43
Constructions and
43 as a 43 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
42 construction works (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
for civil engineering Table Table
Hungary)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat Hungary) Hungary)
43
construction works
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and
retail trade and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 repair services of (Eurostat SBS)
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
motorcycles
Retail trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
motor vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
via pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Air transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for (Eurostat SBS)
transportation SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55- CPA 55-
55
services
(Eurostat SBS) CPA 55-56
SBS) SBS) 56 as a 56 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
56 (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
serving services SBS) SBS) Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Motion picture,
video and television
programme CPA 59- CPA 59-
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60
59 production services, (Eurostat SBS) 60 as a 60 as a
sound recording SBS) SBS) as a sum
and music sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table
publishing Table Table
Hungary)
Programming and Hungary) Hungary)
(Eurostat (Eurostat
60 broadcasting (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) SBS)
CPA 62- CPA 62-
CPA 62-63
63 as a 63 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
63 Information services (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary)
Financial services, available for
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance 2007(Eurostat
and pension funding SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
compulsory social
security
Legal and (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69- CPA 69-
69
accounting services
(Eurostat SBS) CPA 69-70
SBS) SBS) 70 as a 70 as a
Services of head as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
offices; (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
70 (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
management SBS) SBS) Hungary)
consulting services Hungary) Hungary)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Other professional, CPA 74- CPA 74-
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75
74 scientific and (Eurostat SBS) 75 as a 75 as a
technical services SBS) SBS) as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) SBS) Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary)
April 2016 91
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Employment (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
and related services
CPA 80- CPA 80-
CPA 80-82
Services to 82 as a 82 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
81 buildings and (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
landscape SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary)
Public available for
administration and available for
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 defence services; 2010 (I/O-Table
compulsory social Table Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Hungary)
security services Hungary)
available for
available for
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2010 (I/O-Table
Table Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Hungary)
Hungary)
available for
available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services
2010 (I/O-Table
Table Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Hungary)
Hungary)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87- CPA 87-
CPA 87-88 as a CPA 87-88
as a sum for 88 as a 88 as a
Residential care sum for 2010 as a sum
87
services
2010 (I/O- sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table Table
Hungary) Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
CPA 90-92 CPA 90- CPA 90-
CPA 90-92 as a CPA 90-92
as a sum for 92 as a 92 as a
Gambling and sum for 2010 as a sum
92
betting services
2010 (I/O- sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table for (I/O-Table
Table for Table Table
Hungary) Hungary)
Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for
Amusement and available for available available available available
93.2
recreation services
2010 (I/O-
2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table
Hungary) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
Hungary)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Hungary) Hungary) Hungary)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Hungary
Data source - website http://statinfo.ksh.hu/Statinfo/themeSelector.jsp?page=2&szst=QPA&lang=en
Most recent year of data 2010
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2013
Data source Input-Output-Table Hungary
Data source - website http://statinfo.ksh.hu/Statinfo/themeSelector.jsp?page=2&szst=QPA&lang=en
Most recent year of data 2010
April 2016 92
9.14 Ireland
Country: IRELAND
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93
available available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Ireland)
Ireland) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2011 2011 2011
column)
stated) stated) stated)
CPA 1-3
CPA 1-3 CPA 1-3 CPA 1-3 CPA 1-3
available as
Products of available as a available available available as
a sum for
1 agriculture, hunting sum for 2011 as a sum as a sum a sum (I/O-
and related services 2011 (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table Table
Table
Ireland) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Ireland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
CPA 19, CPA 19, CPA 19, 31
31 & 32 as 31 & 32 as & 32 as a
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
19
petroleum products
a sum a sum sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table Table
Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
CPA 19, CPA 19, CPA 19, 31
31 & 32 as 31 & 32 as & 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
32
goods
a sum a sum sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS)
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table Table
Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
33 Repair and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
April 2016 93
installation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
of machinery and
equipment
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
41 building construction
works SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
Constructions and as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
for civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Motion picture, video
and television CPA 58-60 CPA 58-60 CPA 58-60
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
sound recording and
music publishing Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Programming and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60 broadcasting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
available for
Financial services,
2007 (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding (Eurostat SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
compulsory social
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
77 Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
April 2016 94
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
and related services
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Public administration available for
and defence available for
2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services; compulsory 2011 (I/O-
social security Table Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Table Ireland)
services Ireland)
available for
available for
2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2011 (I/O-
Table Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Table Ireland)
Ireland)
available for
available for
Human health 2011 (I/O-
86
services
2011 (I/O-
Table
Table Ireland)
Ireland) CPA 86-88 CPA 86-88 CPA 86-88
CPA 87-88 as a sum as a sum as a sum
CPA 87-88
available as (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
available as a
Residential care a sum for Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
87
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table
Table
Ireland)
Ireland)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
Gambling and betting a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O Table
Table Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Ireland)
Ireland)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for
Amusement and available for available for available available available
93.2
recreation services
2011 (I/O-
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table
Table Ireland) Table Ireland) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
Ireland)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Ireland) Ireland) Ireland)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Ireland
http://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/ep/p-sauio/supplyanduseandinput-
Data source - website
outputtablesforireland2011/#.VPcmAi5DCRI
Most recent year of data 2011
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2012
Data source Input-Output-Table Ireland
http://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/ep/p-sauio/supplyanduseandinput-
Data source - website
outputtablesforireland2011/#.VPcmAi5DCRI
Most recent year of data 2011
April 2016 95
9.15 Italy
Country: ITALY
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross
Sports-related CPA Gross value Consumer
production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories added spending
value
Most recent year of data
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
(per column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93
available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available (I/O- available (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Italy) Table Italy)
Italy) Italy) Italy) Italy)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross
Sports-related CPA Gross value Consumer
production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories added spending
value
2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data 2012 (except if
otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
(per column) otherwise stated)
stated) stated)
Products of available for available for
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting 2010 (I/O-Table 2010 (I/O-
and related services Italy) Italy) Italy)
Italy) Table Italy)
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10- CPA 10-
10 Food Products (Eurostat SBS) CPA 10-12
SBS) SBS) 12 as a 12 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
11 Beverages (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) SBS) Italy)
Italy) Italy)
(Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles (Eurostat SBS) CPA 13- CPA 13-
SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15
15 as a 15 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
14 Wearing apparel (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat Italy)
15 (Eurostat SBS) Italy) Italy)
products SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Basic
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21 products and (Eurostat SBS)
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi- (Eurostat SBS)
trailers SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 &
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat 32 as a sum
32
goods
(Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Italy)
Italy) Italy)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
equipment
Buildings and (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41- CPA 41- CPA 41-43
41
building construction
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) 43 as a 43 as a as a sum
April 2016 96
works sum (I/O- sum (I/O- (I/O-Table
Constructions and Table Table Italy)
(Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works (Eurostat SBS) Italy) Italy)
for civil engineering SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor (Eurostat SBS)
vehicles and SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
motorcycles
Retail trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
motor vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
via pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Air transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for (Eurostat SBS)
transportation SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55- CPA 55-
55
services
(Eurostat SBS) CPA 55-56
SBS) SBS) 56 as a 56 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
56 (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
serving services SBS) SBS) Italy)
Italy) Italy)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59- CPA 59-
59 (Eurostat SBS) CPA 59-60
production services, SBS) SBS) 60 as a 60 as a
as a sum
sound recording and sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
music publishing (I/O-Table
Table Table
Programming and Italy)
(Eurostat (Eurostat Italy) Italy)
60 broadcasting (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) SBS)
CPA 62- CPA 62-
CPA 62-63
63 as a 63 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
63 Information services (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Italy)
Italy) Italy)
Financial services, available for
(Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance 2007(Eurostat
and pension funding SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
compulsory social
security
Legal and (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69- CPA 69-
69
accounting services
(Eurostat SBS) CPA 69-70
SBS) SBS) 70 as a 70 as a
Services of head as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
offices; (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
70 (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
management SBS) SBS) Italy)
consulting services Italy) Italy)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Other professional, CPA 74- CPA 74-
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75
74 scientific and (Eurostat SBS) 75 as a 75 as a
technical services SBS) SBS) as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) SBS) Italy)
Italy) Italy)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
78 Employment (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
April 2016 97
services SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
and related services
CPA 80- CPA 80-
CPA 80-82
82 as a 82 as a
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
81
and landscape
(Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Italy)
Italy) Italy)
Public administration
and defence available for available for
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services; 2010 (I/O-Table 2010 (I/O-
compulsory social Italy) Italy) Italy)
Italy) Table Italy)
security services
available for available for
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2010 (I/O-Table 2010 (I/O-
Italy) Italy) Italy)
Italy) Table Italy)
available for available for
Human health (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services
2010 (I/O-Table 2010 (I/O-
Italy) Italy) Italy)
Italy) Table Italy)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87- CPA 87-
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a 88 as a 88 as a
Residential care available as a as a sum
87
services
sum for 2010 sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
sum for 2010 (I/O-Table
(I/O Table Table Table
(I/O Table Italy) Italy)
Italy) Italy) Italy)
CPA 90-92 CPA 90- CPA 90-
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a 92 as a 92 as a
Gambling and available as a as a sum
92
betting services
sum for 2010 sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
sum for 2010 (I/O-Table
(I/O Table Table Table
(I/O Table Italy) Italy)
Italy) Italy) Italy)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
Amusement and available for available for available for available available available
93.2
recreation services 2010 (I/O-Table 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Italy) Table Italy) Table Italy) Italy) Italy) Italy)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Italy) Italy) Italy)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Italy
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Italy
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 98
9.16 Latvia
Country: LATVIA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross
Sports-related CPA Gross value Consumer
production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories added spending
value
Most recent year of data (per
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 (SUT CPA 93 (SUT CPA 93
93.1 Sporting Services (SUT (SUT (SUT
Latvia) Latvia) (SUT Latvia)
Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross
Sports-related CPA Gross value Consumer
production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories added spending
value
2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per 2012 (except if
otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column) otherwise stated)
stated) stated)
Products of available for available for available for
(SUT (SUT (SUT
1 agriculture, hunting 2010 (SUT 2010 (SUT 2010 (SUT
and related services Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10- CPA 10- CPA 10-12
10 Food Products (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) 12 as a 12 as a as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
11 Beverages (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) CPA 13- CPA 13- CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat 15 as a 15 as a as a sum
14 Wearing apparel (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
15
products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
18
recording services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
19
petroleum products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Basic
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
21 products and (Eurostat SBS)
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
22
products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
25
machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
26
and optical products
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
29 trailers and semi- (Eurostat SBS)
trailers SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
30
equipment
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat 32 as a 32 as a 32 as a sum
32
goods
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
33
of machinery and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
equipment
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41- CPA 41- CPA 41-43
41 building construction (Eurostat SBS)
works SBS) SBS) 43 as a 43 as a as a sum
Constructions and (Eurostat (Eurostat sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
42
construction works
(Eurostat SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
SBS) SBS)
April 2016 99
for civil engineering
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
45 services of motor (Eurostat SBS)
vehicles and SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
46
motor vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
47
vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
49
transport services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
via pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
50
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Air transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
51
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
52 support services for (Eurostat SBS)
transportation SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55- CPA 55- CPA 55-56
55
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) 56 as a 56 as a as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
56 (Eurostat SBS)
serving services SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
58 Publishing services (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-
59 (Eurostat SBS) CPA 59- CPA 59-60
production services, SBS) SBS) 60 as a
60 as a as a sum
sound recording and sum
music publishing sum (SUT (SUT
(SUT
Programming and Latvia) Latvia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat Latvia)
60 broadcasting (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-
CPA 62-
(Eurostat (Eurostat 63 as a CPA 62-63
63 Information services (Eurostat SBS) 63 as a
SBS) SBS) sum (SUT as a sum
sum
Latvia)
Financial services, available for
(Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
64 except insurance 2007(Eurostat
and pension funding SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
65
services, except
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
compulsory social
security
Legal and (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69- CPA 69- CPA 69-70
69
accounting services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) 70 as a 70 as a as a sum
Services of head sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
(Eurostat (Eurostat
70 offices; management (Eurostat SBS)
consulting services SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
72 and development (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74- CPA 74- CPA 74-75
74 scientific and (Eurostat SBS)
technical services SBS) SBS) 75 as a 75 as a as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
75 Veterinary services (Eurostat SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
77
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Employment (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
78
services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
79
reservation services
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
and related services
April 2016 100
CPA 80- CPA 80- CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat 82 as a 82 as a as a sum
81
and landscape
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Public administration
and defence available for available for
(SUT (SUT (SUT
84 services; compulsory 2010 (SUT 2010 (SUT
social security Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Latvia) Latvia)
services
available for available for
(SUT (SUT (SUT
85 Education services 2010 (SUT 2010 (SUT
Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Latvia) Latvia)
available for available for
Human health (SUT (SUT (SUT
86
services
2010 (SUT 2010 (SUT
Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Latvia) Latvia)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87- CPA 87- CPA 87-88
Residential care available as a available as a 88 as a 88 as a as a sum
87
services sum for 2010 sum for 2010 sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
(SUT Latvia) (SUT Latvia) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90- CPA 90- CPA 90-92
Gambling and available as a available as a 92 as a 92 as a as a sum
92
betting services sum for 2010 sum for 2010 sum (SUT sum (SUT (SUT
(SUT Latvia) (SUT Latvia) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
Amusement and available for available for available for available available available
93.2
recreation services 2010 (SUT 2010 (SUT 2010 (SUT (SUT (SUT (SUT
Latvia) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (SUT (SUT (SUT
95
personal and
(Eurostat SBS)
SBS) SBS) Latvia) Latvia) Latvia)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Supply and Use Table
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Supply and Use Table
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 101
9.17 Lithuania
Country: LITHUANIA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
(per column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available (I/O- available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services
(I/O-Table Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
(per column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for available for available for
Products of
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting
and related services Table Table Table Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Basic
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21 products and
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 &
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat 32 as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Lithuania)
Lithuania) Lithuania)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
equipment
Buildings and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41
building construction SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
April 2016 102
works (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Constructions and Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works
for civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
motorcycles
Retail trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
via pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Air transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and
music publishing (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Programming and Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60 broadcasting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
available for
Financial services,
2007 (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance
and pension funding (Eurostat SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
compulsory social
security
Legal and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
accounting services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Employment (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
79 Travel agency, tour (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
April 2016 103
operator and other SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
reservation services
and related services
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Public administration available for available for
and defence
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services;
compulsory social Table Table Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
security services Lithuania) Lithuania)
available for available for
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
Table Table Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Lithuania) Lithuania)
available for available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services Table Table Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Lithuania) Lithuania)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88
available as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a
Residential care a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O Table
Table Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Lithuania)
Lithuania)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
Gambling and a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
betting services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O Table
Table Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Lithuania)
Lithuania)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for available for available for
Amusement and available available available
93.2
recreation services
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table Table
Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Lithuania) Lithuania) Lithuania)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Lithuania
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Lithuania
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 104
9.18 Luxembourg
Country: LUXEMBOURG
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross
Sports-related CPA Gross value Consumer
production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories added spending
value
Most recent year of data
2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011
(per column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93
available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available (I/O- available (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross
Sports-related CPA Gross value Consumer
production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories added spending
value
2011 (except if
Most recent year of data 2011 (except if 2011 (except if
otherwise 2011 2011 2011
(per column) otherwise stated) otherwise stated)
stated)
available for
Products of available for available for
2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
and related services Table Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
Luxem.)
(Eurostat CPA 10- CPA 10-
10 Food Products (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) CPA 10-12
SBS) 12 as a 12 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (I/O-Table
11 Beverages (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) Luxem.)
Luxem.) Luxem.)
available for
available for available for
2007
13 Textiles 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
(Eurostat
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.) CPA 13- CPA 13-
SBS) CPA 13-15
15 as a 15 as a
available for as a sum
available for available for sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
2007 (I/O-Table
14 Wearing apparel 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O- Table Table
(Eurostat Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
SBS)
Leather and related (Eurostat
15
products
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS)
available for available for
Printing and (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Basic
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21 products and (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
pharmaceutical SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
preparations
available for
available for available for
Rubber and plastic 2007 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
(Eurostat Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
SBS)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
equipment
Computer, available for available for
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26 electronic and 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
optical products Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
Motor vehicles, available for available for
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi- 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
trailers Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
available for available for
Other transport (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
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CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 &
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat 32 as a sum
32
goods
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Luxem.)
Luxem.) Luxem.)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
equipment
Buildings and
(Eurostat
41 building (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) CPA 41- CPA 41-
construction works SBS) CPA 41-43
Constructions and
43 as a 43 as a
(Eurostat as a sum
42 construction works (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) (I/O-Table
for civil engineering Table Table
Luxem.)
Specialised (Eurostat Luxem.) Luxem.)
43
construction works
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS)
Wholesale and
retail trade and
(Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 repair services of (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
motor vehicles and SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
motorcycles
Retail trade
services, except of (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
motor vehicles and
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
via pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Air transport (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51
services
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
transportation SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Accommodation (Eurostat CPA 55- CPA 55-
55
services
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) CPA 55-56
SBS) 56 as a 56 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
Food and beverage (Eurostat (I/O-Table
56 (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
serving services SBS) Luxem.)
Luxem.) Luxem.)
(Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Motion picture,
video and television
programme CPA 59- CPA 59-
(Eurostat CPA 59-60
59 production services, (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) 60 as a 60 as a
sound recording SBS) as a sum
and music sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table
publishing Table Table
Luxem.)
Programming and Luxem.) Luxem.)
(Eurostat
60 broadcasting (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS)
CPA 62- CPA 62-
CPA 62-63
63 as a 63 as a
(Eurostat as a sum
63 Information services (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Luxem.)
Luxem.) Luxem.)
Financial services, available for
except insurance (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64
and pension
2007 (Eurostat (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
funding SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and available for available for
pension funding (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
compulsory social Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
security
Legal and (Eurostat CPA 69- CPA 69-
69
accounting services
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) CPA 69-70
SBS) 70 as a 70 as a
as a sum
Services of head sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (I/O-Table
70 offices; (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
management SBS) Luxem.)
Luxem.) Luxem.)
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consulting services
Scientific research
(Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
services SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Other professional, CPA 74- CPA 74-
(Eurostat CPA 74-75
74 scientific and (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) 75 as a 75 as a
technical services SBS) as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) Table Table
SBS) Luxem.)
Luxem.) Luxem.)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Employment (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78
services
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
and related services
CPA 80- CPA 80-
CPA 80-82
Services to 82 as a 82 as a
(Eurostat as a sum
81 buildings and (Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS) sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
landscape SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Luxem.)
Luxem.) Luxem.)
Public
administration and available for available for
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 defence services; 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
compulsory social Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
security services
available for available for
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
available for available for
Human health (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87- CPA 87-
CPA 87-88
available as a available as a 88 as a 88 as a
Residential care as a sum
87
services
sum for 2011 sum for 2011 sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table
(I/O Table (I/O Table Table Table
Luxem.)
Luxembourg) Luxembourg) Luxem.) Luxem.)
CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90- CPA 90-
CPA 90-92
available as a available as a 92 as a 92 as a
Gambling and as a sum
92
betting services
sum for 2011 sum for 2011 sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table
(I/O Table (I/O Table Table Table
Luxem.)
Luxembourg) Luxembourg) Luxem.) Luxem.)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for
Amusement and available for available for available available available
93.2
recreation services
2011 (I/O-
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table
Table Luxem.) Table Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
Luxem.)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and
(Eurostat SBS) (Eurostat SBS)
SBS) Luxem.) Luxem.) Luxem.)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Luxembourg
Data source - website http://stats.oecd.org/Index.aspx?DataSetCode=IOTS
Most recent year of data 2011
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
April 2016 107
Most recent year of data 2012
Data source Input-Output-Table Luxembourg
Data source - website http://stats.oecd.org/Index.aspx?DataSetCode=IOTS
Most recent year of data 2011
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9.19 Malta
Country: MALTA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related NACE Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
column)
NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93
NACE 93
available available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Malta)
Malta) Malta) Malta) Malta) Malta)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related NACE Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available
Products of available for
for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting 2010 (I/O-
and related services (I/O-Table Malta) Malta) Malta)
Table Malta)
Malta)
available
available for
for 2010
10 Food Products 2010 (I/O- NACE 10- NACE 10-
(I/O-Table NACE 10-12
Table Malta) 12 as a 12 as a
Malta) as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
available available for available for (I/O-Table
Table Table
for 2010 2010 2010 Malta)
11 Beverages Malta) Malta)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
SBS) SBS) SBS)
available
available for
for 2010
13 Textiles 2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table
Table Malta) NACE 13- NACE 13-
Malta) NACE 13-15
15 as a 15 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
14 Wearing apparel sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
available Malta)
available for Malta) Malta)
Leather and related for 2010
15
products
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table
Table Malta)
Malta)
Printing and recording (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
available
available for
Coke and refined for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table Malta) Malta) Malta)
Table Malta)
Malta)
Basic pharmaceutical available
available for
products and for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table Malta) Malta) Malta)
preparations Table Malta)
Malta)
available
available for
Rubber and plastic for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table Malta) Malta) Malta)
Table Malta)
Malta)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
equipment
available
available for
Computer, electronic for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table Malta) Malta) Malta)
Table Malta)
Malta)
Motor vehicles, trailers
29
and semi-trailers
available available for (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
April 2016 109
for 2010 2010 (I/O- Malta) Malta) Malta)
(I/O-Table Table Malta)
Malta)
available available for available for
Other transport for 2009 2009 2009 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Malta) Malta) Malta)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
NACE 31 NACE 31
available NACE 31 &
available for & 32 as a & 32 as a
Other manufactured for 2010 32 as a sum
32
goods
2010 (I/O- sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Malta) Table Table
Malta) Malta)
Malta) Malta)
available available for available for
Repair and installation
for 2010 2010 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33 services of machinery
and equipment (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Malta) Malta) Malta)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Buildings and building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
41
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS) NACE 41- NACE 41-
NACE 41-43
Constructions and 43 as a 43 as a
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
42 construction works for sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Malta)
43 Malta) Malta)
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
motorcycles
Land transport
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49 services and transport
services via pipelines SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 55- NACE 55-
55
services
NACE 55-56
SBS) SBS) SBS) 56 as a 56 as a
as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
56 Table Table
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta)
Malta) Malta)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
Motion picture, video
and television NACE 59- NACE 59-
programme production (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 59-60
59
services, sound 60 as a 60 as a
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum
recording and music sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table
publishing Table Table
Malta)
Programming and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Malta) Malta)
60
broadcasting services SBS) SBS) SBS)
NACE 62-
63 as a NACE 62-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 62-63
63 Information services sum (I/O- 63 as a
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum
Table sum
Malta)
available
Financial services,
for 2007 (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding (Eurostat SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and available
available for
pension funding for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table Malta) Malta) Malta)
compulsory social Table Malta)
Malta)
security
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Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 69- NACE 69-
69
services
NACE 69-70
SBS) SBS) SBS) 70 as a 70 as a
as a sum
Services of head sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
70 offices; management Table Table
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta)
Malta) Malta)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
Other professional, NACE 74- NACE 74-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 74-75
74 scientific and technical 75 as a 75 as a
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Table Table
SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta)
Malta) Malta)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
and related services
NACE 80- NACE 80-
NACE 80-82
82 as a 82 as a
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
81
and landscape
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Malta)
Malta) Malta)
Public administration available
available for
and defence services; for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84
compulsory social
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table Malta) Malta) Malta)
security services Table Malta)
Malta)
available
available for
for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table Malta) Malta) Malta)
Table Malta)
Malta)
available
available for
Human health for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table Malta) Malta) Malta)
Table Malta)
Malta)
NACE 87- NACE 87- NACE 87-
NACE 87-88
88 NACE 87-88 88 as a 88 as a
Residential care as a sum
87
services
available available as a sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table
as a sum sum for 2009 Table Table
Malta)
for 2010 Malta) Malta)
NACE 90- NACE 90- NACE 90-
NACE 90-92
92 NACE 90-92 92 as a 92 as a
Gambling and betting as a sum
92
services
available available as a sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
(I/O-Table
as a sum sum for 2009 Table Table
Malta)
for 2010 Malta) Malta)
NACE 93
NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93
available
Amusement and available for available available available
93.2
recreation services
for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Malta) Malta) Malta) Malta)
Malta)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Malta) Malta) Malta)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Malta
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
April 2016 111
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Malta
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 112
9.20 The Netherlands
Country: NETHERLANDS
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross
Sports-related CPA Gross value Consumer
production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories added spending
value
Most recent year of data
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
(per column)
NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93
Sporting available available available available available available
93.1
Services (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Sports-related Gross
Gross value Consumer
NACE 2008- production Employees Imports Exports
added spending
Categories value
2012 (except if 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data
otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
(per column)
stated) stated) stated)
Products of available for available for available for
agriculture, 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1
hunting and Table Table Table Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
related services Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 10-12 NACE 10-12 NACE 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) NACE 13-15 NACE 13-15 NACE 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
15
related products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18 recording
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Coke and refined
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19 petroleum
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Basic
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21 products and
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
preparations
Rubber and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
plastic products SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
equipment
Computer,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26 electronic and
optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and
semi-trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
NACE 31 & NACE 31 & NACE 31 &
Other
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat 32 as a sum 32 as a sum 32 as a sum
32 manufactured
goods SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Repair and
installation
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33 services of
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
equipment
April 2016 113
Buildings and
building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
41
construction SBS) SBS) SBS)
works NACE 41-43 NACE 41-43 NACE 41-43
Constructions
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
and construction
42 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
works for civil SBS) SBS) SBS)
engineering Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Specialised
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43 construction
works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and
retail trade and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 repair services of
motor vehicles SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
and motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
of motor vehicles SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
and motorcycles
Retail trade
services, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
of motor vehicles SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
and motorcycles
Land transport
services and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49 transport
services via SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Air transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Warehousing
and support (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52
services for SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
transportation
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 55-56 NACE 55-56 NACE 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56 beverage
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Publishing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Motion picture,
video and
television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
59 NACE 59-60 NACE 59-60 NACE 59-60
production SBS) SBS) SBS)
services, sound as a sum as a sum as a sum
recording and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
music publishing Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Programming
and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60
broadcasting SBS) SBS) SBS)
services
NACE 62-63 NACE 62-63 NACE 62-63
Information (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63
services SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Financial available for
services, except 2007 (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64
insurance and (Eurostat SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
pension funding SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
compulsory
social security
Legal and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
69 accounting
services SBS) SBS) SBS) NACE 69-70 NACE 69-70 NACE 69-70
Services of head as a sum as a sum as a sum
offices;
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 management Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
consulting SBS) SBS) SBS)
services
72 Scientific (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
April 2016 114
research and SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
development
services
Other
professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat NACE 74-75 NACE 74-75 NACE 74-75
74 scientific and
technical SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
services (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Veterinary (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
75
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
leasing services SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Employment (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Travel agency,
tour operator
and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
services and
related services
NACE 80-82 NACE 80-82 NACE 80-82
Services to
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81 buildings and
landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Public
administration available for available for
and defence
2010 (I/O 2010 (I/O (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services;
compulsory Table Table Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
social security Netherlands) Netherlands)
services
available for available for
Education 2010 (I/O 2010 (I/O (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85
services Table Table Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Netherlands) Netherlands)
available for available for
Human health 2010 (I/O 2010 (I/O (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services Table Table Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Netherlands) Netherlands)
NACE 87-88 NACE 87-88
available as available as NACE 87-88 NACE 87-88 NACE 87-88
Residential care a sum for a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services 2010 (I/O 2010 (I/O (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Netherlands) Netherlands)
NACE 90-92 NACE 90-92
available as available as NACE 90-92 NACE 90-92 NACE 90-92
Gambling and a sum for a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
betting services 2010 (I/O 2010 (I/O (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Netherlands) Netherlands)
NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93
NACE 93 NACE 93 NACE 93
Amusement and available for available for available for
available available available
93.2 recreation 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O-
services (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table Table
Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
Repair services
of computers
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95 and personal
and household SBS) SBS) SBS) Netherlands) Netherlands) Netherlands)
goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Netherlands
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 115
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Netherlands
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 116
9.21 Poland
Country: POLAND
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93
available available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Poland)
Poland) Poland) Poland) Poland) Poland)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for
Products of available for
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting 2010 (I/O-
and related services Table Poland) Poland) Poland)
Table Poland)
Poland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Poland) Poland) Poland)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and recording (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Poland)
Poland) Poland)
Repair and
installation services of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
equipment
Buildings and building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
April 2016 117
Constructions and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works for Poland) Poland) Poland)
civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
music publishing Poland) Poland) Poland)
Programming and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60
broadcasting services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Poland) Poland) Poland)
available for
Financial services,
2007 (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding (Eurostat SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and available for
available for
pension funding 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except
2010 (I/O-
Table Poland) Poland) Poland)
compulsory social Table Poland)
Poland)
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Poland) Poland) Poland)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Travel agency, tour
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79 operator and other
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
April 2016 118
and related services
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Poland) Poland) Poland)
Public administration available for
available for
and defence services; 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84
compulsory social
2010 (I/O-
Table Poland) Poland) Poland)
security services Table Poland)
Poland)
available for
available for
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2010 (I/O-
Table Poland) Poland) Poland)
Table Poland)
Poland)
available for
available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services
2010 (I/O-
Table Poland) Poland) Poland)
Table Poland)
Poland)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88
available as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a
Residential care a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Poland) Poland) Poland)
Poland)
Poland)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
Gambling and betting a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Poland) Poland) Poland)
Poland)
Poland)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for
Amusement and available for available available available
93.2
recreation services
2010 (I/O-
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table
Table Poland) Poland) Poland) Poland)
Poland)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Poland) Poland) Poland)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Poland
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Poland
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 119
9.22 Portugal
Country: PORTUGAL
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 Sum CPA 90- CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available 93 available, available available available
93.1 Sporting Services (Supply- (Supply-Use- National (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Use-Table Table Accounts data Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2013 2013 2013 2013 2013 2013
column)
Sum of CPA
Products of (Supply- (Supply-Use- 1,2,3 available (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
1 agriculture, hunting Use-Table Table (National Use-Table Use-Table Table
and related services Portugal) Portugal) Accounts data Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use-
10 Food Products Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
(Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Portugal) Portugal)
Use-Table Use-Table Table
(Supply- (Supply-Use-
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
11 Beverages Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use-
13 Textiles Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
14 Wearing apparel Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use-
Leather and related
15
products
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Printing and
18
recording services
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Coke and refined
19
petroleum products
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Basic pharmaceutical (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
products and
21
pharmaceutical
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
preparations Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Rubber and plastic
22
products
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Fabricated metal (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
products, except
25
machinery and
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
equipment Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Computer, electronic
26
and optical products
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Motor vehicles, (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
29 trailers and semi- Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
trailers Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
April 2016 120
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Other transport
30
equipment
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Other manufactured
32
goods
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Repair and (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
installation services
33
of machinery and
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
equipment Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Buildings and (Supply- (Supply-Use-
41 building construction Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
works Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Constructions and (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Use-Table Use-Table Table
42 construction works Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
for civil engineering Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use-
Specialised
43
construction works
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
Portugal) Portugal)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
45 services of motor Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
vehicles and Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
services, except of
46
motor vehicles and
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
motorcycles Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Retail trade services, (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
except of motor
47
vehicles and
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
motorcycles Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Land transport (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
services and
49
transport services via
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
pipelines Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Water transport
50
services
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
51 Air transport services Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Warehousing and (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
52 support services for Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
transportation Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use-
Accommodation
55
services
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
(Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Portugal) Portugal)
Use-Table Use-Table Table
(Supply- (Supply-Use-
Food and beverage Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
56
serving services
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
58 Publishing services Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Motion picture, video
and television (Supply- (Supply-Use-
programme
59
production services,
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
(Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
sound recording and Portugal) Portugal)
Use-Table Use-Table Table
music publishing Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Programming and (Supply- (Supply-Use-
60 broadcasting Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
services Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
63 Information services Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
April 2016 121
CPA 64.11
Financial services, (Supply- (Supply-Use- and CPA (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
64 except insurance and Use-Table Table 64.19 are Use-Table Use-Table Table
pension funding Portugal) Portugal) available Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Eurostat SBS)
Insurance, Sum of CPA
reinsurance and 64,65,66
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
pension funding available
65
services, except
Use-Table Table Use-Table Use-Table Table
(National
compulsory social Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Accounts data
security Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use-
Legal and accounting
69
services
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Use-Table Use-Table Table
Services of head (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
70 offices; management Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
consulting services Portugal) Portugal)
Scientific research (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
72 and development Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
services Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Other professional, (Supply- (Supply-Use-
74 scientific and Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
technical services (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Portugal) Portugal)
Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use-
75 Veterinary services Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS)
Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Rental and leasing
77
services
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
78 Employment services Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Travel agency, tour (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
operator and other
79
reservation services
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
and related services Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Services to buildings
81
and landscape
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Public administration
and defence (Supply- (Supply-Use- National (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
84 services; compulsory Use-Table Table Accounts data Use-Table Use-Table Table
social security Portugal) Portugal) Portugal Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
services
(Supply- (Supply-Use- National (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
85 Education services Use-Table Table Accounts data Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
(Supply- (Supply-Use- National (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Human health
86
services
Use-Table Table Accounts data Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Sum CPA 87-
(Supply- (Supply-Use- 88 available, (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Residential care
87
services
Use-Table Table National Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Accounts data Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Portugal
Sum CPA 90-
(Supply- (Supply-Use- 93 available, (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Gambling and betting
92
services
Use-Table Table National Use-Table Use-Table Table
Portugal) Portugal) Accounts data Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Portugal
CPA 93 CPA 93 Sum CPA 90- CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
Amusement and available available 93 available, available available available
93.2
recreation services (Supply- (Supply-Use- National (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
Use-Table Table Accounts data Use-Table Use-Table Table
April 2016 122
Portugal) Portugal) Portugal Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Repair services of (Supply- (Supply-Use- (Supply- (Supply- (Supply-Use-
computers and
95
personal and
Use-Table Table (Eurostat SBS) Use-Table Use-Table Table
household goods Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal) Portugal)
Gross value added, gross production value, Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Supply-Use-Table Portugal, Statistics Portugal
https://www.ine.pt/xportal/xmain?xpid=INE&xpgid=ine_cnacionais2010&contexto=ra&sel
Data source - website
Tab=tab1&perfil=220677374&INST=220618790
Most recent year of data 2013
Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS), Eurostat
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2013
Data source National Accounts, Statistics Portugal
https://www.ine.pt/xportal/xmain?xpid=INE&xpgid=ine_cnacionais2010&contexto=ra&sel
Data source - website
Tab=tab1&perfil=220677374&INST=220618790
Most recent year of data 2013
April 2016 123
9.23 Romania
Country: ROMANIA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available (I/O- available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services
(I/O-Table Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Romania) Romania) Romania) Romania) Romania) Romania)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for available for
Products of
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting
and related services Table Table Romania) Romania) Romania)
Romania) Romania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Romania) Romania) Romania)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Basic
pharmaceutical
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21 products and
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 &
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat 32 as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Romania)
Romania) Romania)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
equipment
Buildings and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41
building construction SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
April 2016 124
works (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Constructions and Romania) Romania) Romania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works
for civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
via pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and
music publishing (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Programming and Romania) Romania) Romania)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60 broadcasting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Romania) Romania) Romania)
available for available for available for
Financial services,
2007 2007 2007 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance
and pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Romania) Romania) Romania)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
compulsory social
security
Legal and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
accounting services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Romania) Romania) Romania)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
Employment (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
79 Travel agency, tour (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
April 2016 125
operator and other SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
reservation services
and related services
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Romania) Romania) Romania)
Public administration available for available for
and defence
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services; compulsory
social security Table Table Romania) Romania) Romania)
services Romania) Romania)
available for available for
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
Table Table Romania) Romania) Romania)
Romania) Romania)
available for available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services Table Table Romania) Romania) Romania)
Romania) Romania)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88
available as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a
Residential care a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Romania) Romania) Romania)
Romania)
Romania)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
Gambling and a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
betting services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Romania) Romania) Romania)
Romania)
Romania)
CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for available for
Amusement and available available available
93.2
recreation services
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table
Romania) Romania) Romania)
Romania) Romania)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Romania) Romania) Romania)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Romania
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Romania
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 126
9.24 Slovakia
Country: SLOVAKIA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available (I/O- available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services
(I/O-Table Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for available for
Products of
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting
and related services Table Table Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Slovakia) Slovakia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Slovakia)
Slovakia) Slovakia)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
equipment
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41 building construction
works SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
April 2016 127
Constructions and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
for civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and
music publishing (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Programming and Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60 broadcasting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
available for
Financial services,
2007 (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding (Eurostat SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
compulsory social
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Travel agency, tour (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
operator and other SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
April 2016 128
reservation services
and related services
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Public administration available for available for
and defence
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services; compulsory
social security Table Table Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
services Slovakia) Slovakia)
available for available for
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
Table Table Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Slovakia) Slovakia)
available for available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services Table Table Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Slovakia) Slovakia)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88
available as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a
Residential care a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Slovakia)
Slovakia)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
Gambling and betting a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Slovakia)
Slovakia)
CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for available for
Amusement and available available available
93.2
recreation services
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table
Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
Slovakia) Slovakia)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovakia) Slovakia) Slovakia)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Slovakia
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Slovakia
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 129
9.25 Slovenia
Country: SLOVENIA
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available (I/O- available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services
(I/O-Table Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for available for
Products of
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting
and related services Table Table Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Slovenia) Slovenia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Slovenia)
Slovenia) Slovenia)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
equipment
Buildings and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41 building construction
works SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
April 2016 130
Constructions and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
for civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and
music publishing (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Programming and Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60 broadcasting
services SBS) SBS) SBS)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Financial services,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Insurance,
reinsurance and available for available for
pension funding 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except Table Table Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
compulsory social Slovenia) Slovenia)
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
and related services
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
April 2016 131
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Public administration available for available for
and defence
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84 services; compulsory
social security Table Table Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
services Slovenia) Slovenia)
available for available for
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
Table Table Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Slovenia) Slovenia)
available for available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services Table Table Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Slovenia) Slovenia)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88
available as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a
Residential care a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Slovenia)
Slovenia)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
Gambling and betting a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Slovenia)
Slovenia)
CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for available for
Amusement and available available available
93.2
recreation services
2010 (I/O- 2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table
Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
Slovenia) Slovenia)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Slovenia) Slovenia) Slovenia)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Slovenia
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Slovenia
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 132
9.26 Spain
Country: SPAIN
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93
available available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services available (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Spain)
Spain) Spain) Spain) Spain) Spain)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for
Products of available for
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting 2010 (I/O-
and related services Table Spain) Spain) Spain)
Table Spain)
Spain)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Spain) Spain) Spain)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and recording (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Spain)
Spain) Spain)
Repair and installation
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33 services of machinery
and equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Buildings and building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
41
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Constructions and
42 (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
construction works for
April 2016 133
civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
motorcycles
Land transport
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49 services and transport
services via pipelines SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
music publishing Spain) Spain) Spain)
Programming and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60
broadcasting services SBS) SBS) SBS)
CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Spain) Spain) Spain)
available for
Financial services,
2007 (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding (Eurostat SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and
pension funding (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
compulsory social
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Spain) Spain) Spain)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
and related services
April 2016 134
CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Spain) Spain) Spain)
Public administration available for
available for
and defence services; 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84
compulsory social
2010 (I/O-
Table Spain) Spain) Spain)
security services Table Spain)
Spain)
available for
available for
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2010 (I/O-
Table Spain) Spain) Spain)
Table Spain)
Spain)
available for
available for
Human health 2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services
2010 (I/O-
Table Spain) Spain) Spain)
Table Spain)
Spain)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88
available as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a
Residential care a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Spain) Spain) Spain)
Spain)
Spain)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
Gambling and betting a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum for 2010
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Spain) Spain) Spain)
Spain)
Spain)
CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for
Amusement and available for available available available
93.2
recreation services
2010 (I/O-
2010 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table
Table Spain) Spain) Spain) Spain)
Spain)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Spain) Spain) Spain)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Spain
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Spain
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2010
year of data
April 2016 135
9.27 Sweden
Country: SWEDEN
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available (I/O- available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services
(I/O-Table Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Sweden) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
2008-Categories spending
added value
2012 (except 2012 (except if 2012 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2011 2011 2011
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available for available for
Products of
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 agriculture, hunting NA
and related services Table Table Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Sweden) Sweden)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12 CPA 10-12
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15 CPA 13-15
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS)
Printing and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
recording services SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Motor vehicles,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29 trailers and semi-
trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
CPA 31 & CPA 31 &
CPA 31 & 32
32 as a 32 as a
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum
32
goods
sum (I/O- sum (I/O-
SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table
Table Table
Sweden)
Sweden) Sweden)
Repair and
installation services (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33
of machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
equipment
41 Buildings and building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
April 2016 136
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Constructions and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
42 construction works for Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS)
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
motorcycles
Land transport
services and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49
transport services via SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
pipelines
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56 CPA 55-56
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
production services, SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
sound recording and (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
music publishing
Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Programming and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60
broadcasting services SBS) SBS) SBS)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63 CPA 62-63
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
available for
Financial services,
2007 (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding (Eurostat SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
SBS)
Insurance,
reinsurance and available for available for
pension funding 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65
services, except Table Table Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
compulsory social Sweden) Sweden)
security
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70 CPA 69-70
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Scientific research
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72 and development
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75 CPA 74-75
74 scientific and
technical services SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
SBS) SBS) SBS)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
and related services
April 2016 137
CPA 80-82
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum CPA 80-82 CPA 80-82
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table as a sum as a sum
Sweden)
Public administration available for available for
and defence services; 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84
compulsory social Table Table Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
security services Sweden) Sweden)
available for available for
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services
Table Table Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Sweden) Sweden)
available for available for
Human health 2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86
services Table Table Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Sweden) Sweden)
CPA 87-88
CPA 87-88
available as CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
available as a
Residential care a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services
sum for 2011
2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Sweden)
Sweden)
CPA 90-92
CPA 90-92
available as CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92 CPA 90-92
available as a
Gambling and betting a sum for as a sum as a sum as a sum
92
services
sum for 2011
2011 (I/O- (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
(I/O-Table
Table Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Sweden)
Sweden)
CPA 93 CPA 93
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available for available for
Amusement and available available available
93.2
recreation services
2011 (I/O- 2011 (I/O-
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Table Table
Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
Sweden) Sweden)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) Sweden) Sweden) Sweden)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table Sweden
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2011
year of data
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source -
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
website
Most recent
2012
year of data
Data source Input-Output-Table Sweden
Data source - http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/database
website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
Most recent
2011
year of data
April 2016 138
9.28 United Kingdom
Country: UNITED KINGDOM
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA 2008- Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
Categories spending
added value
Most recent year of data (per
2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010
column)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
available available available available available available
93.1 Sporting Services
(I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
UK) UK) UK) UK) UK) UK)
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Gross Gross
Sports-related CPA 2008- Consumer
value production Employees Imports Exports
Categories spending
added value
2010 (except 2010 (except if 2010 (except if
Most recent year of data (per
if otherwise otherwise otherwise 2010 2010 2010
column)
stated) stated) stated)
available
Products of agriculture, available for
for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
1 hunting and related 2010 (I/O-
services (I/O-Table UK) UK) UK)
Table UK)
UK)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
10 Food Products
SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
11 Beverages
SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
13 Textiles
SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
14 Wearing apparel
SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Leather and related (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
15
products SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Printing and recording (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
18
services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Coke and refined (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
19
petroleum products SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Basic pharmaceutical
products and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
21
pharmaceutical SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
preparations
Rubber and plastic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
22
products SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Fabricated metal
products, except (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
25
machinery and SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
equipment
Computer, electronic (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
26
and optical products SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Motor vehicles, trailers (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
29
and semi-trailers SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Other transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
30
equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Other manufactured (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
32
goods SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Repair and installation
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
33 services of machinery
and equipment SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Buildings and building (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
41
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS) CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43 CPA 41-43
Constructions and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat as a sum as a sum as a sum
42 construction works for
civil engineering SBS) SBS) SBS) (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
Specialised (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat UK) UK) UK)
43
construction works SBS) SBS) SBS)
April 2016 139
Wholesale and retail
trade and repair
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
45 services of motor
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
motorcycles
Wholesale trade
services, except of (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
46
motor vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
motorcycles
Retail trade services,
except of motor (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
47
vehicles and SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
motorcycles
Land transport services
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
49 and transport services
via pipelines SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Water transport (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
50
services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
51 Air transport services
SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Warehousing and
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
52 support services for
transportation SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Accommodation (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
55
services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Food and beverage (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
56
serving services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
58 Publishing services
SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Motion picture, video
and television
programme production (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60 CPA 59-60
59
services, sound SBS) SBS) SBS) as a sum as a sum as a sum
recording and music (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
publishing
UK) UK) UK)
Programming and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat
60
broadcasting services SBS) SBS) SBS)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
63 Information services
SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
available
Financial services,
for 2007 (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
64 except insurance and
pension funding (Eurostat SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
SBS)
Insurance, reinsurance available
and pension funding available for
for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
65 services, except 2010 (I/O-
compulsory social (I/O-Table UK) UK) UK)
Table UK)
security UK)
Legal and accounting (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
69
services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Services of head
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
70 offices; management
consulting services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Scientific research and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
72
development services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Other professional,
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
74 scientific and technical
services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
75 Veterinary services
SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Rental and leasing (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
77
services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
(Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
78 Employment services
SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Travel agency, tour
operator and other (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
79
reservation services SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
and related services
Services to buildings (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
81
and landscape SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
Public administration available
available for
and defence services; for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
84
compulsory social
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table UK) UK) UK)
security services Table UK)
UK)
April 2016 140
available
available for
for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
85 Education services 2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table UK) UK) UK)
Table UK)
UK)
available
available for
for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
86 Human health services 2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table UK) UK) UK)
Table UK)
UK)
CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88 CPA 87-88
Residential care as a sum as a sum as a sum as a sum as a sum
87
services (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
UK) UK) UK) UK) UK)
available
available for
Gambling and betting for 2010 (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
92
services
2010 (I/O-
(I/O-Table UK) UK) UK)
Table UK)
UK)
CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93 CPA 93
Amusement and available available available available available
93.2
recreation services (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
UK) UK) UK) UK) UK)
Repair services of
computers and (Eurostat (Eurostat (Eurostat (I/O-Table (I/O-Table (I/O-Table
95
personal and SBS) SBS) SBS) UK) UK) UK)
household goods
Imports, Exports, Consumer spending
Data source Input-Output-Table UK
http://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/nationalaccounts/supplyandusetables/datasets/ukinputoutpu
Data source - website
tanalyticaltablesdetailed
Most recent year of data 2010
Gross value added, Gross production value, Employees
Data source Structural business statistics (SBS)
Data source - website http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database
Most recent year of data 2012
Data source Input-Output-Table UK
http://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/nationalaccounts/supplyandusetables/datasets/ukinputoutpu
Data source - website
tanalyticaltablesdetailed
Most recent year of data 2010
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10 Appendix C – Further international data sources
Table 9: International data sources
Data Link
SUTs and http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-
IOTs tables/data/workbooks
SBS http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database?node_code=sbs_na_ind_r2
PRODCOM http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/prodcom/data/excel-files-nace-rev.2
Hospital http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database?node_code=hlth_co_disch1t
discharges
Injuries http://ec.europa.eu/health/data_collection/databases/idb/public_access/
index_en.htm
Education http://stats.oecd.org/Index.aspx?datasetcode=talis_2013
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
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11 Appendix D – Manual
11.1 Introduction
Sport is a dynamic and fast-growing sector with a substantial macroeconomic impact
that can contribute to the Lisbon objectives of growth and job creation. Sport has
synergies with, inter alia, tourism and construction, and can stimulate the upgrading
of infrastructure and the emergence of new partnerships for financing sport and
leisure facilities.
Nevertheless, the macroeconomic impact of sport as a dynamic and fast-growing
sector was, and sometimes still is, persistently underestimated because of several
reasons:
There is a discrepancy between the statistically covered economic sector “sport” and
the common understanding of sports activities.
The sport specific economic effects must be found in various industries.
There was no commonly used definition of sport (in an economic sense) till 2007.
Lack of data and lack of methodology.
A study presented during the Austrian Presidency in 2006 suggested that sport, in a
broader sense, generated value-added of 407 billion euro in 2004, accounting for
3.7% of EU GDP, and employment for 15 million people, equivalent to 5.4% of the
labour force (European Commission 2007).
In the White Paper on Sport the European Commission announced that the
contribution of sport should be more visible and promoted in EU policies. Therefore, in
close cooperation with the Member States, the Commission sought to develop a
European statistical method for measuring the economic impact of sport as a basis for
the construction of national Sport Satellite Accounts (SSAs), which would in time lead
to a European Satellite Account for sport. Accordingly, the EU Working Group on Sport
& Economics, set up by EU Sport Ministers in 2006, developed a common joint
definition, the “Vilnius Definition of Sport”, as the basis for the collection and
production of data for the compilation of a SSA. The 2011 Communication on sport
gave further impetus to this process by announcing that the European Commission
and the Member States should produce SSAs compatible with the agreed European
definition.
This manual illustrates the methodological framework for the construction of a Sport
Satellite Account. The objective is to provide a general guide that can be followed by
any country. Since data availability differs from Member State to Member State,
diverse approaches are described.
11.2 Definitions
Definition of Sports
In October 2007 the EU Working Group on Sport & Economics reached consensus
about the economic definition of sport, referred to as the “Vilnius definition of sport”.
The definition is an important building block for the construction of European SSAs, as
it provides the basis for the international comparability of sports statistics.
The Vilnius Definition used in SSAs discerns three layers: (i) the statistical definition,
(ii) the narrow definition, and (iii) the broad definition.
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Sport in the statistical definition is what is explicitly identified in the National Accounts.
It includes the operation of sport and fitness facilities, sport clubs as well as other
sports activities (e.g. sport leagues, racing stables, and mountain guides) and it is
equivalent to the NACE category 93.1: Sports Activities'.
Sport in the narrow definition includes the statistical definition and all goods and
services which are necessary inputs for (doing) sport (i.e. to produce sport as an
output). For example, manufacture, retail and wholesale of sporting goods and
infrastructure.
Sport in the broad definition incorporates the narrow definition and all products and
services which have a (direct or indirect) relation to any sport activity but without
being necessary to do sport (i.e. which draw upon sport as an input). This includes,
sport tourism, publications, media, and medical care related to sport.
The three levels are given as lists of specific product groups (CPA categories) which
define the scope of the SSA (Appendix F – Vilnius Definition of Sport).
According to this 3-layer-concept the following rules apply to the definition of sports:
Goods and services which are part of the statistical and narrow definitions of sport are
also part of the broader definition of sport.
Multipurpose infrastructure and multipurpose durable goods which are not part of the
statistical definition of sport (NACE 93.1) are excluded, e.g. roads, cars, TV sets, play
stations. Dedicated infrastructure is included.
To avoid double counting and to ensure comprehensiveness, correspondence is
established between the manufacturing sections and the trade/retailing sections.
Data are collected on the basis of a common agreement on which NACE 21 and CPA 22
categories to include. However, in order to take account of a country-specific sport
landscape, additional CPA categories may exceptionally be included over and above
the basic list agreed in the Working Group Sport & Economics (e.g. production of ski
wax in Austria).
In general, only final expenditure (incl. capital expenditure) is taken into account, and
not intermediate expenditure. Reference to intermediate demand is only made if it
constitutes sizeable input for professional sport. In a similar way, industrial services
are not considered unless they are sport-specific.
Definition of a Sport Satellite Account
A satellite account system is specifically aimed at subjects, themes or sectors of the
economy which are not observable in the traditional system of National Accounts,
because they do not correspond to a specific statistically delineated economic activity.
In other words, a satellite account system is a robust statistical framework for
measuring the economic importance of a specific industry, e.g. the sport sector, within
the national economy.
A SSA identifies all sport-related economic activities in the National Accounts and puts
these in a separate account (the satellite) while maintaining the structure and
aggregated sums of the overall National Accounts. Without a satellite account, sport-
related economic activities are for the most part concealed in broader categories of
the National Accounts. Thus, sports clothing is concealed within the overall clothing
figures and sports shoes are included within all shoes in the Accounts.
Sport Satellite Accounts serve the following purposes:
SSAs promote methodological rigor and structural coherence across countries and
over time.
SSAs serve as a backbone and programming device for economic research in the sport
sector.
SSAs help policy makers, from the European down to the local level, in formulating
sport policies.
21
Classification of industries.
22
Classification of products.
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SSAs provide a framework for sport development analyses and investment decisions.
SSAs provide a labour market analysis reference point.
SSAs highlight sport-related specialisation patterns and associated (niche) markets
with above-average growth potential.
SSAs serve as a ‘reality check’ on claims voiced by various interest groups.
Efforts to create SSAs in an EU-wide harmonised manner help attain the goals of the
EU 2020 strategy.
Methodological Frame
As mentioned already, Satellite accounts are generally based on two methodological
concepts: the supply and use tables (SUT), and the input-output tables (IOT). The
former are easier to develop, but only the latter allow for the estimation of indirect
and induced effects. Input-output tables are more advanced, since they are derived
from supply and use tables. The following sections give a brief introduction into the
methodologies of SUTs and IOTs, respectively.
Supply and Use Tables
A supply table shows the supply of goods and services by product and by type of
supplier, distinguishing supply by domestic industries and imports (see Figure 4)23.
Figure 4: Schematic representation of a supply table
Industries Industries
Service Imports Total
Products Agriculture Industry
activities
Agricultural
products
Industrial Output by product and by Imports by Total supply
products industry product by product
Services
Total
Total Total output by industry Total supply
imports
Source: own illustration, following Eurostat (2008).
The supply table is a product by industry based table, with products in rows and
industries and imports in columns. The last row of the supply table shows total output
by industry, total imports and the sum of both: total supply. The last column contains
total supply by product, consisting of domestic and imported products. Primary
activities, i.e. the main economic activities of industries, are reported on the diagonal
of the production matrix, while secondary activities are shown off the diagonal. In
order to distinguish between the primary and the secondary output of an industry, a
relation between industries and products has to be defined based on criteria of
industrial origin. Each product is related to one industry which by definition is the
primary producer of that product.
23
For the following introduction to supply and use tables, see Eurostat (2008).
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As an example of the relationship between products and industries, CPA 01 refers to
“Products of agriculture, hunting and related services” which are mainly produced in
NACE 01 “Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities”.
However, there are many industries producing secondary or by-products. One can
imagine a farmer (NACE 01) who not only harvests grapes (CPA A 01.21), but also
transforms them into wine (CPA C 11.02), or a construction company (NACE F 41)
NACE, CPA & PRODCOM
The statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community,
abbreviated as NACE, is the nomenclature of economic activities in the European
Union. NACE is derived from the French 'Nomenclature statistique des activités
économiques dans la Communauté européenne'. NACE classifies economic activities
according to a four digit code.
CPA is the classification of products (goods as well as services), by activity, in the EU.
However, some statistics, such as international trade, follow the PRODCOM
classification. PRODCOM is a survey for the collection and dissemination of statistics
on the production of industrial (mainly manufactured) goods. It is abbreviated from
the French 'Production Communautaire'. PRODCOM comprises about 4000 headings
relating to industrial products and some industrial services. These classifications are
detailed at an eight-digit level. The first four digits refer to the equivalent class within
NACE, whilst the next two digits refer to subcategories within the Statistical
classification of products by activity (CPA).
selling its own buildings (CPA L 68, real estate services). These are non-characteristic
goods and services and are depicted as off-diagonal entries.
The matrix of domestic supply shows product categories (e.g. CPA) in its rows and
industry categories (e.g. NACE) in its columns. In row i, all industries producing
product i can be found. For example, real estate services are CPA L 68. They are
mainly supplied by real estate agents (industry: NACE L 68). However, there are also
construction companies (NACE F 41) which sell flats, offices, or swimming pools they
constructed. Product L 68 is therefore produced by industry L 68 and industry F 41.
Thus, there are usually several entries in each row. In the other dimension, column j
shows the goods and services produced by industry j. Considering the example of a
construction company in NACE F 41 again, it not only constructs swimming pools, but
also sells them. Industry NACE F 41 therefore produces goods CPA F 41 and CPA L 68.
Thus, there are usually several entries in each column.
Use tables (see Figure 5) are product by industry based tables, with products and
value added in the rows, and industries, categories of final use and exports in the
columns. They show the use of goods and services by product and by type of use, i.e.
as intermediate consumption by industry, final consumption, gross capital formation
and exports. Furthermore, the table shows the components of value added by
industry, i.e. compensation of employees, other taxes less subsidies on production,
consumption of fixed capital and net operating surplus. The matrix of intermediate use
shows the intermediate input by product and by industry. The matrix of final uses
shows the uses of products for final consumption, gross capital formation and exports,
and the rows of value added contain the components of value added by industry.
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Figure 5: Schematic representation of a use table
Industries Final uses
Industries
Gross Total
Service Final
Products Agriculture Industry capital Exports
activities consumption
formation
Agricultural
products Total
Industrial Intermediate consumption by Final uses by product and by
use by
products product and by industry category
product
Services
Value added by component and Value
Value added
by industry added
Total Total output by industry Total final uses by category
Source: own illustration, following Eurostat (2008).
Totals of the rows of intermediate and final use tables show total use of products,
whilst totals of the columns of the intermediate and value added table identify the
overall inputs required by industries. The industry columns in the use table reflect the
cost structure of each specific industry. Hence, the intermediate consumption table
contains goods and services that are necessary to produce the primary and secondary
outputs of industries. Figure 6 shows a combined supply and use table.
Figure 6: Simplified supply and use framework
Products Industries Final use
Gross Total
Agricultural Industiral Agricultural Industiral Final
Services Services capital Exports
prodtcts products prodtcts products consumption
formation
Industries Products
Agricultural prodtcts
Intermediate consumption by Total use by
Industiral products Final use by product and by category
product and by industry product
Services
Agricultural prodtcts
Total output
Industiral products Output of industries by product
by industry
Services
Value added by component and by Total value
Value added
industry added
Imports Total imports by product Total imports
Total Total supply by product Total output by industry Total final use by category
Source: own illustration, following Eurostat (2008).
Input-Output Tables
The supply and use tables explained in the previous section can be combined to
symmetric input-output tables. While the construction of supply and use tables mainly
involves the collection of data, compiling input-output tables also has an analytical
character. For the transformation of supply and use tables into symmetric input-
output tables, various assumptions have to be made (about how one good is produced
and sold by different sectors) and sometimes adjustments are required. Input-output
tables can either be based on an industry by industry (NACE x NACE) or a product by
product (CPA x CPA) classification. Since in the European System of National Accounts
(ESA), compiling product by product input-output tables is promoted, such tables are
published by most National Statistic Offices. For more details, see the appendix.
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The selection of the appropriate type of input-output tables (product by product vs.
industry by industry) depends on the specific objective of economic analysis. The
supply and use system offers a flexible solution. Industry by industry input-output
tables are closer to statistical sources and actual market transactions, while product
by product input-output tables are believed to be more homogenous in terms of cost
structures and production activities.24
Figure 1 shows a simplified Input-Output Table with some exemplary numbers in it.
Note that in reality, “sectors” are “goods”, as Input-Output Tables are of dimension
goods x goods, i.e. CPA x CPA. For the sake of simplicity, we are talking about sectors
here.
Figure 7: A simplified I/O-Table
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Source: Meyer, Ahlert, 2000, page 86, small changes included.
The matrix formed by the intersection of the sectors is the intermediate goods matrix.
The sum of its columns gives Total Input of Intermediate Goods. The sum of the rows
results in the Output of Intermediate Goods. The sums over both have to be equal –
as can be seen in the cell containing 54, which equals 4 + 29 + 21 as well as 4 + 30 +
20.
Since goods are not the only cost element, additional rows are added below,
containing Taxes less subsidies and Gross value added (GVA) with all of its
components (consumption of fixed capital, taxes, wages, and profits in this example).
Intermediate Goods Input plus Taxes less subsidies plus Gross value added plus
24
Eurostat (2008).
25
Bernd Mayer and Gerd Ahlert, “Die ökonomischen Perspektiven des Sports“, Schriftenreihe des
Bundesinstituts für Sportwissenschaft, Band 100, Verlag Karl Hofmann, Schorndorf, 2000.
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Imports sum to each sector’s Output, which is the last row in Figure 1. This is the
value of all goods of a sector produced in a country.
As goods and services are not just purchased by companies, extra columns are placed
to the right of the Intermediate Goods Output. Here we have, broadly speaking,
Private Consumption, Public Consumption, Gross Capital Formation, Changes in
Valuables and Inventories as well as Exports. They sum to Total Use. In the first row
we thus find the deliveries of goods of sector 1: either to other companies
(intermediate goods) or to some kind of final consumers. As all goods and services
which are produced have to be consumed (or stored) somehow, the sum of each row
(Total Use) equals the sum of the corresponding column (Output).
11.3 Sources of Data
In the following chapters, data sources used for the compilation of Sport Satellite
Accounts are described in detail.
IOTs and SUTs can be found in:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-use-input-tables/data/workbooks
As an entry point for Structural Business Statistics (SBS) one can use:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database?node_code=sbs_na_ind_r2
Statistics on the production of manufactured goods (in PRODCOM) data is made
available in:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/prodcom/data/excel-files-nace-rev.2
Employment and Gross value added
Employment data can be found in the Structural Business Statistics (SBS) for a
number of sectors. Note that the SBS is structured by NACE.
A special case is the group of professional athletes. Their number is listed in the
Labour Force Survey which can also be used to calculate their social security
expenditure.
Data on Gross value added can primarily be found in the following sources:
SBS: sections B to N and S95, i.e. divisions 5 to 82 and 95 on a 4-digit level with
many gaps due to small numbers of companies. Available on a yearly basis.
Input-Output Tables: all sectors on a 2-digit level, but not in all countries available for
every year.
Supply and Use Tables (SUT): all sectors on a 2-digit level, available for every year.
Additional sources to be complemented (based on data collection work and
questionnaire)
Sometimes gross value added data are only available on a 2- or 4-digit level but the
detail required is on a 4- or 6-digit level. Some checks within in the Structural
Business Statistics show that within any one 2-digit sector the relation between gross
value added and the number of employees is very stable with a correlation coefficient
about 0.959 (see Figure 8, red crosses). Thus, the 2-digit sums gross value added
values can be split into their 4- or 6-digit categories according to the number of
employees within these 4- or 6-digits categories.
Since the Structural Business Statistics does not cover all sectors, numbers of
employees can also be used for the calculation of gross value added of the remaining
sectors.
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Figure 8: Relation between share of employees and Gross Production values
or Gross value added of several exemplary 3- and 4-digit sectors within their
2-digit sectors (329 data points).
Source: SpEA, 2015.
Gross Production and Total Supply
Gross production value and Total supply have to be equal. Hence, the associated data
gathering process can be described in the same chapter – using some pragmatism.
Data for this vector can be found in:
Input-Output Tables: on a 2-digit level.
Supply and Use Tables: on a 2-digit level.
PRODCOM data
The Structural Business Statistics only gives a Production value, equalling Gross
Production value minus Write offs. Since the numbers still deviate from National
Accounting (SBS are “raw” data, while IOT/SUT are “processed”), IOT/SUT-values
should be chosen.
Again, the 4-digit sector numbers from the SBS can be used to calculate the
correlation between numbers of employees and production value within any 2-digit
sector. The resulting coefficient equals 0.935 and the scatter plot can be seen in
Figure 8 in blue rings. Therefore the 4- and 6-digit employee numbers can be used
again for splitting up the 2-digit sectors.
PRODCOM data gives very detailed information about manufactured goods. As an
example, it reports for 2014 that “Saddlery and harness for any animal made from
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any material (including traces, leads, knee pads, muzzles, saddle cloths, saddle bags,
dog coats and the like)” worth 6.000 Euro were produced in Denmark.
Consumption
Consumption data can be found within the Input-Output tables, on a 2-digit level and
in Supply and Use tables, on a 2-digit level.
Since there is no 4-digit data related to consumption in most countries, interviews of
experts (mainly from Chambers of Commerce) may be conducted, or sources have to
be searched for. Without any data sources applying employment data can help to get
from the 2- to the 4- or 6-digits levels.
Figure 9 shows the relationship between the number of employees and Consumption
in absolute terms on a 2-digit level. The correlation coefficient is 0.621, indicating
some association. That the correlation within the 2-digit sectors is stronger due to the
homogeneity within these groups is plausible, but this assumption cannot be verified.
PRODCOM also reports the volume of goods sold in in a very detailed manner.
Figure 9: Relationship between employees and Consumption in 43 sectors
from 30 to 74, on a 2-digit level
Source: SpEA, 2015.
Foreign Trade: Imports and Exports
Import and export data come from the Foreign Trade Statistics as far as the
production of goods are concerned. These statistics are highly disaggregated, so that
in many cases the data could be collected directly, for example for sport footwear,
sport rifles and sporting boats. If the differentiation of the data is not conforming to
the Vilnius definition, then the sport-relevant shares for the estimation of output,
Value Added and compensation of employees should be used. Further, foreign imports
data can be used to determine the share of sport consumption within some product
categories. Based on the UK experience, this can be done accurately in the case of
sport footwear, but only on an approximate basis in the case of sport clothing.
As the Foreign Trade Statistics contain all imports and exports of goods, including
imports for intermediate consumption and exports that do not originate in domestic
production, the values are scaled down according to the input-output table, which
contains imports for intermediate consumption and exports originating in domestic
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production as well as overall imports and exports by sector. Estimates of imports and
exports in the service sectors are estimated on the basis of the input-output table.
As with Consumption, there is no data which could give a hint on 4-digit foreign trade.
Imports may be calculated by knowing that Gross Production value, Gross value added
and Intermediate Goods Input correlate strongly with employment and can thus be
estimated quite well. Imports are then given by the difference
Total Supply
- Gross value added
- Intermediate Goods Input
= Imports
Exports are far less straightforward, since there is Consumption, which cannot be
approximated by employment data that well.
In general, in the case of goods the combination of National Accounts and Foreign
Trade Statistics should give a very satisfactory picture of the sport element, provided
that the Foreign Trade Statistics are in the public domain.
International trade in services are harder to estimate. Often there is some detail in the
National Accounts. In the UK for example any betting imports represent online betting
abroad, partly associated with sport.
Alternative ways of investigation are through UN and OECD foreign trade data sets.
There are two UN datasets under consideration, one for commodities and one for
services. The definitions of exports and imports, as reported by the UN are not
equivalent to each other. Imports are generally reported on the Cost, Insurance and
Freight (CIF) basis, while exports are reported on the Free on Board basis (FOB). Thus
export values represent the good’s price only (plus transport to the ship/truck) while
import values include substantial additional costs. To negotiate this problem, UN
registered imports have to be reinterpreted using aggregate information from the
National Accounts. The UN international commodity trade data are included within the
'UN Comtrade' database, which contains annual bilateral merchandise trade
(imports/exports) for all available countries for up to 5 digit SITC (Standard
International Trade Classification), and up to 6 digit HS (Harmonised Commodity
Description and Coding Systems) and BEC (Broad Economic Categories). The SITC
system classifies the production of materials, the processing stage, use of products,
the importance of goods in world trade, and technological changes. Commodities are
grouped within aggregate categories starting from food, drinks and tobacco (sections
0, 1), and ending in other manufactured goods (section 8), which includes sports
footwear and sporting goods. Although many categories are explicitly identified, in
some cases further breakdown of information is required to arrive to the sport-related
part.
Note that the UN Statistical Office does not supply data directly; all data downloads
are done on line by users. Because of its direct connection with NACE categories, the
SITC system can be efficiently used if one becomes familiar with the downloading
mechanism of the UN datasets (following registration). All trade up to five digit SITC is
available and consistent with the National Accounts.
The way to derive the NACE codes from the SITC codes is by translating first the SITC
data into International Standard Industrial Classification data (ISIC), and then into
NACE.
Despite this problem it is worth considering this dataset if National foreign statistics
are unavailable; the UN data can be very detailed, as for example in the case of sport
goods.
In the case of international trade in services the 'UN Servicetrade' dataset can be
used. One issue is the compatibility of the National Accounts of individual states with
the international data generated through this exercise. Unlike the UN Comtrade
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dataset, the UN Servicetrade does not have a one to one correspondence to the
National Accounts categories. . Additionally, some information of international service
trade is not reported to the UN, and it has to be derived or modelled using directly the
National Accounts or other sources. The classification used by UN is the Extended
Balance of Payments Services (EBOPS) classification. Comparing the EBOPS
classification directly to the National Input Output tables can bring much insight about
the distribution of trade in sports services.
As in the National Accounts, the UN data can be lacking in the case of trade in
construction. To negotiate this, the OECD service data set can be considered (this is
the most detailed dataset on construction). Further, the OECD Structural Analysis
Statistics (STAN) data-base can be used as the disaggregation level was very high,
allowing the identification of sport-related products.
Intermediate goods input
By rearranging the above equation, intermediate goods input is given by the identity
Gross Production value
- Gross value added
- Imports
= Intermediate Goods Input
Since it is production-based, one should be able to estimate its 4-digit values well by
using employment data.
The sums of the Intermediate Goods Output vector and the Intermediate Goods Input
vector must be checked for equality (Foreign trade must not be part of the matrix!). If
the sums are not equal, TRAS will not be able to find a solution.26
Intermediate goods output
Intermediate goods output can be derived from the identity
Gross Production value
- Consumption
+ Exports
= Intermediate Goods Output
Intermediate Goods Output and Gross Production value are production- based and can
thus be estimated by employment data rather well (this can help in the indirect
estimation of consumption or exports).
Injury Database
There are national data on sport-related injuries made available by the DG Health and
Food Safety of the European Commission under27:
http://ec.europa.eu/health/data_collection/databases/idb/public_access/index_en.htm
By clicking on the image to access the database, and then selecting "Full Screen", one
can “Select Parameters” in the upper right corner of the opening window. Do so, select
your database (V2K_A1 or V2K), select “Activity” and within that sport (name
depending on the specific database chosen). The column “Cases (country)” reports the
extrapolated numbers for a country.
To find the total number of hospital discharges, either use the following link:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/data/database?node_code=hlth_co_disch1t
26
The sum over the elements of a matrix must always be the same, no matter whether you add the rows
first or the columns – or in whatever order you add the elements. Therefore the two Intermediate Goods
vectors must sum to the same value, 54 in the example, too!
27
October 2015.
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or search for “hlth_co_disch1t” at the Eurostat webpage. If not already specified,
enter “All causes of diseases (A000-Z99) excluding V00-Y98 and Z38”. After finding
the cost-share of injuries in hospital stays, you have an approximation for the costs of
sport-related injuries.
Education
If the cost of education is not separated by subjects in a country, it is possible to
estimate the cost of sport education in primary and secondary education from the
share of sports lessons in total lessons. The Teaching and Learning International
Survey (TALIS) data base found at:
http://stats.oecd.org/Index.aspx?datasetcode=talis_2013
can help, as the number of lessons is listed there.
Details on tertiary sport-related education must be obtained from faculties at
universities.
Sectors to start with
Usually it is a good idea to start with those sectors which have a large sport share.
First, they are often comparatively well documented; finding information should
therefore be easier. Second, since the largest ten sectors usually cover 50% to 75% of
the country’s sport economy, it is a very efficient way of spending valuable research
time. Proceeding this way guarantees the quickest convergence of the SSA’s values
towards the real values.
11.4 Phase I: Data Collection and Building a Satellite Account
Sport-relevant Shares
Following the estimation of the absolute values of the sport-relevant 4 and 6-digit
categories, one has to collect their respective sport-relevant shares. Detailed numbers
can either be found by searching official data sources (e.g. Statistic Austria),
respective articles (like annual reports), or by interviews. Interviewees might include
members of the Chamber of Commerce, other similar institutions, or representatives
of important companies. In the case of Austria, these interviews proved to be very
useful (for example, large companies like KTM – producing sport motor bikes –
dominate the production side, but on the consumption side, various producers from
abroad may play a major role).
Numbers about public sectors are available, especially for education. Time tables,
employment data, and costs are published by the Austrian central state and the
federal states. Data on the Austrian health sector are not that transparent, but
numbers are available for “Leisure Time Accidents” including sport accidents, providing
at least an upper limit. Interviews with hospital doctors and administration personnel
showed some interesting cost relations (internal medicine uses about 90% of all
pharmaceuticals, much higher than the respective share of patients).
Further Data Processing
After identifying all sport-relevant subsectors on a 6-digit level by applying the Vilnius
Definition, a number of steps have to be taken to separate sport-relevant from non-
sport data. These steps are the same for each data-vector a user works on,
intermediate goods input and output, Gross value added, Consumption (private and
public consumption as well as gross capital formation), imports, exports, and so on.
The idea always remains the same: since data often is only available on a 2-digit level,
one has to calculate the value of the relevant 6-digit activities, calculate their sport-
relevant shares and subtract these from the 4-digit values.
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In general, the following steps are required:
Calculate the absolute value (thus not the share, but the currency value) of the 6-digit
activities within its 2-digit category.
Find the sport-relevant share in percent (which is easier than in absolute terms) of the
6-digit activity.
Multiply the absolute value of the 6-digit activity with its sport-relevant share to get
the absolute amount of sport-relevant activity within this 6-digit activity.
Enter this absolute sport-relevant number of the 6-digit activity as a new sector in the
vector.
Subtract this value from the respective 2-digit sector.
Concrete Example:
The following example may illustrate the necessary steps. In 2005,
Austria’s value added of “Education Services” (CPA 80) amounted to
11,559 m. Euro. The 6-digit activity “Elementary Schools” (CPA 80.10-02)
appears in the Vilnius definition.
From the Austrian Working Place Count, WPC, we know that 15.96% of
people working in sector 80 actually work in elementary schools. We may
conclude that the corresponding value added equals
11,599 m. Euro x 0.1596 = 1,844 m. Euro.
According to the official time tables, 12% of the teaching time in Austrian
primary schools is allocated to sports.
Thus we have an estimate of 1,884 x 0.12 = 221 m. Euro value added for
80.10-02.
Enter 221 m. Euro in the according “sport-relevant 80.10-02” cell of the
extended Gross value added vector.
Calculate 11,599 – 221 = 11,378 m. Euro as the remaining Gross value
added of the non-sport part of sector 80 (Sector 80’).
There is one sector however - sport betting - where we have observed that the sums
at the end may not add up compared to the total of the National Accounts. In such
cases we recommend the construction of the whole gambling industry statistics,
checking that the sum is equal to the overall National Accounts statistic. For example,
the Total net gambling expenditure (by households) should equal net sport related
gambling + lotteries + casino (bingo etc.) Online gambling is not specifically reported
for sport which can complicate the modelling process of the sector.
The main vectors of both, sport and non-sport items, (Intermediate Goods Input,
Intermediate Goods Output, Imports, Exports, Gross value added, Consumption, Total
Supply, and Gross Production value28), if available, should be copied into a spread
sheet. If there is foreign trade outside the Intermediate Good Matrix (which is
probably to be preferred), then the Intermediate Goods Input and Output vectors
become the target values for the column and row-sums of the Intermediate Goods
Matrix.
Some additional precautions:
Check the sums of the elements of corresponding vectors for equality.
Check for zeroes or even negative entries in the target vectors.
Check for negative values in all other elements of matrices and vectors (they are
allowed in stock changes or tax deductions, but not in private consumption etc.).
If you run the TRAS yourself, work with TRAS first (a detailed example with screen
shorts follows later). This allows you to keep the values of those sectors which have
no sport-relevant subcategories constant. RAS would change these values!
Use the standard IOT as starting values with tiny values in the enlarged sport
quadrants of the matrix. These should be around 1% of the original values. More
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For both the input side and the output side, you may skip one of those vectors, since it calculates as a
difference of the other vectors.
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refined methods for finding starting values are possible, but need an economic
justification.
TRAS usually converges within 100 steps to a maximum deviation of around 2% from
its target value. Check for sectors which “get stuck”.
If rows/columns converge toward 0% deviation, but columns/rows have a non-zero
average deviation from their target value, the sum of one target vector does not equal
the sum of the other.
11.5 Phase II: Implementation of SSAs in Supply and Use Tables
(SUTs) or Input-Output Tables (IOTs)
Supply and Use Tables
Sport satellite accounts (SSAs) may be derived from supply and use tables (SUT) or
from the more elaborated input-output tables. For the Netherlands, an SUT based SSA
has been developed (Statistics Netherlands 2012). The reasoning by Statistics
Netherlands for choosing the SUT rather than the Input-Output approach is that the
SUT framework is more suitable to the needs of the statistician, foremost because it is
better suited to work with direct statistical observations than the Input-Output
framework. Most data on economic activities (especially trade in goods and services)
are collected by product and not by industry. The same applies to data on household
consumption and other expenditures. Therefore, in the National Accounts the SUT are
generally available at a more detailed level than Input-Output Tables. If the primary
goal of establishing a Sport Satellite Account is to describe the sport-related economy
and derive the most important economic indicators from this description, and not to
analyse certain specific relationships within the sport-related industries, then it is
appropriate to compile the SSA on the basis of the SUT framework. It allows to start
at a level of greater detail, and to use statistical resources on a lower level of
aggregation. After compiling the sport SUT, it is possible to derive input-output tables
from them.
Input-Output Tables
Sport satellite accounts based on input-output tables allow for more analytical
analyses than SUT based Sport Satellite Accounts. This advantage comes at the cost
of requiring more efforts in collecting data so as to identify those activities which are
related to sports. In the following, the necessary steps and related data sources will
be elaborated.
On the various Types of Input-Output Tables
Before starting, one has to know what kind of Input-Output Table is available and how
to interpret the results. There are three different types: domestic, imported, and total
(or domestic plus imported).
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Figure 10: The Austrian domestic (top) and total (bottom) Input-Output
Tables of 2011 in €bn.
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations.
As the names suggest, they tell us about the origin of the goods. The most interesting
one is the domestic Input-Output Table, since it only features domestic goods and all
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results can be clearly attributed to domestic companies. Figure 10 shows the domestic
(top) and total (bottom) Austrian Input-Output Tables of 2011 compressed in such a
way that they only display the three aggregate sectors (primary, secondary, tertiary),
including almost all relevant information about them. What is not shown, are certain
detailed components, such wages (included in Compensation of employees), or
exports to different parts of the world (which sum to their total given value).
In the two Tables of Figure 7, the intermediated goods matrix and the right part of the
Input-Output Table (on final consumption) are structured identically, but show
different values; e.g. the deliveries of Good 1 to itself is given as 2.5 bn. Euro in the
domestic, but as 2.7 bn. Euro in the total. This makes sense, as the total contains an
additional 0.2 bn. Euro of Good 1 imported from abroad. Using a similar logic, from
the first columns, Good 1 imports 0.7 bn. Euro of Good 2 and 0.1 bn. Euro of Good 3.
Good 1 thus uses 4.9 bn. Euro of domestic products and 5.9 bn. Euro of products in
total (fourth row of each matrix). The sum of imported products appears in the
domestic Input-Output Table in row 5 as: “Use of imported products, cif” 29; as this is
not necessary in the total Input-Output Table, it is left away.
Note that the Gross Value Added estimates in the two tables are identical. Further, the
two final consumption estimates differ by the amount of imported goods. The fifth and
sixth rows of the first table contain information on how much household expenditure
was observed. We see that 1.1 bn. Euro of consumed Good 1 was imported from
abroad. In total, there were 120.2 bn. Euro of domestic goods and 23.1 bn. Euro of
imported goods consumed by households as one can see in the fifth column (fourth
and fifth row of the first table). They sum to the 143.3 bn. Euro, as it appears in the
total Input-Output Table.
Since the row-wise sums in the total Input-Output Table are larger, because of the
imports, (e.g. 24.1 bn. Euro against 10.9 bn. Euro in the first row), the matrix has to
be balanced against a different column-wise sum. That is achieved by adding these
imports in the last but one row of the total table. Note that the sum of this row equals
151.3 bn. Euro, which is, of course, exactly the same amount as the sum of the fifth
row in the domestic Input-Output Table.
Be careful to distinguish the two import-rows in the two tables, as they convey
different stories. The imports in the domestic Input-Output Table report the volume of
Hands on: sometimes I/O-tables are not described as “domestic” or “total”. In this
case one can find out what they are by looking at the last lines. If the last two rows
represent Imports and Supply, the I/O-table is a total one. If however the last row
represents Output and the Imports are just below the intermediate goods, the I/O-
table is a domestic one.
goods imported into the sectors: e.g. Good 1 imports goods worth 1.1 bn. Euro. But
we do not know (just by using this one figure) what goods they are. In contrast, the
second to last row in the total Input-Output Table indicates which goods are imported,
but we do not know what for: e.g. there is a volume of 13.1 bn. Euro of Good 1
imported, but we don't know whether they are used for consumption or production, or
sectoral usage. This is why the last line of the total Input-Output Table reports the
supply of each good, being the sum of domestic products (Output) plus imported
goods of each kind.
To know both sides, we need the imported Input-Output Table given in Figure 11,
which is of course the difference between total and domestic. Here one can see
imported goods and their purpose. The total in the lower right corner once again
equals the imported goods worth 151.3 bn. Euro (from Figure 7). Since the Gross
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The are rounding issues with the numbers, so they do not always sum to exactly equal values.
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Value Added rows are identical in the domestic and total tables, it is left out in the
imported Input-Output Table.
Figure 11: The Austrian imported Input-Output Table of 2011 in bn. Euro
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations.
Under optimal conditions, an economist would choose among the three tables.
Although all of them make sense when researching different questions, when it comes
to Sport Satellite Accounts, the domestic Input-Output Table seems the most
appropriate; the main reason being that when only domestic economic actors are
included in the intermediate goods matrix, it leads to purely domestic multipliers
resulting from the following I/O-analysis. Still, one can calculate the import-multipliers
as row five, in the top table of Figure 10, gives the value of imports into each sector
plus consumption.
Sometimes there is no choice and one has to use the total Input-Output Table. In this
case, one needs to be aware of the fact that the same amount of Gross Value Added
as in the domestic table is reported, while the amount of intermediate goods is larger.
Since it would be impossible then to estimate how much of the intermediate goods are
imported, sector multipliers would be larger than in the domestic table, and import
multipliers would be impossible to assess.
Enlarging the Input-Output Table
To clearly identify sport in the economy, the Input-Output Table has to be enlarged.
Each sector containing sport-relevant activities is split into two parts. The non-sport
part remains where it is, the sport-relevant part gets its own row and column. Figure
12 shows the Austrian SSA of 2013 in this stage. The green “cross” represents the still
empty fields for sport values, whilst the white values are the original entries in the
IOT. Note that there are numbers in the white parts while the green part shows none.
Only the titles of the sport-related rows and columns have been entered. Since the
values are less important here than the structure of the document, the figure is
deliberately scaled down below reading size.
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Figure 12: The IOT enlarged by the sport relevant rows and columns (green)
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations.
In Figure 13 some relevant details are depicted.30 One can see some values in the
intermediate goods matrix of A01 (third column, upper white part, values: 0.00, 0.19,
0.98 and so on) as well as the numbers below the intermediate goods matrix: its total,
taxes less subsidies, the structured Gross Value Added, and Output. The other non-
sport columns are squeezed numbers. At the very right, green A01 is shown, so far
without values. Excel counts empty cells as zero, non-sport A01 thus shows original
values.
Hands on: we only have to insert as many rows and columns as we need for sport
data and copy the respective titles. We do not have to copy all rows and all columns.
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Many rows and columns were squeezed in order to show the relevant details. For some reason Excel
sometimes writes a “#” in squeezed cells with numbers, sometimes it does not (e.g. in the white Gross
value added part of the non-sport goods which do contain numbers).
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Figure 13: Detail of the IOT enlarged by the sport relevant rows and columns
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations.
The aim of this part of work is to fill all sport-related values with numbers and to
subtract them from their, now non-sport values in the original cells. Figure 14 shows
the strongly simplified example of Figure 1, plus a derived I/O-Table for sport. Sectors
1 and 2 have sport-relevant activities; only the third sector contains no sport and thus
remains as it was. The non-sport parts are now called Good 1' and 2', respectively,
while the sport-relevant parts are Good S1 and S2. The sum of outputs from sector n'
and sector Sn results in the total output of the original sector n since nothing was
added to or subtracted from the country’s economy; e.g. intermediate goods from
sector 2 delivered to sector 2 were worth 17. After the splitting, there are 11 from 2’
to 2’, another 2 from 2’ to S2, an additional 3 from S2 to 2’, and 1 from S2 to S2.
Therefore, through the differentiation of sport and non-sport, an original cell in the
intermediate goods matrix is split and distributed over a total of 4 cells. Further, the
rows that refer to consumption, and the columns below the intermediate goods matrix
are split in sport and non-sport parts as well.
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Figure 14: The simplified original domestic I/O-Table and a derived I/O-
Table for Sport.
Source: Own calculations based on Meyer, Ahlert, 2000, page 86.
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The next steps will be to find sport-related data for the Gross Value Added part below,
the intermediate goods matrix, and the consumption part to the right of it. Filling
them in and subtracting them from the original rows and columns allows us to
calculate the row-wise and column-wise sums of the enlarged intermediate goods
matrix. The estimation relies on well established mathematical procedures (usually
RAS or TRAS, explained further below). Figure 12 shows that the enlarged
intermediate goods matrix is by far larger than the parts around it; only in the simple
examples it looks the other way around.
Gross Value Added section
The quadrant below the intermediate goods matrix consists of additions to the
intermediate goods, the Gross Value Added structure, and Output. The following
examples will focus on domestic Input-Output Tables, but can also be used in total
tables without major difficulties.
The output of a sport-related sector is likely to be the easiest value to estimate as
output is highly correlated to the companies’ turnovers. If turnover is known, one can
calculate and use the sector’s relation of turnover to Output in the Structural Business
Statistics (SBS) which lists both values, usually even at more than just two digits.
Another comparatively easy variable to estimate is employment. In some cases, only
employment might be known, but no Output and no Gross Value Added. Then, as it
has been argued before, it can be assumed that these two variables show the same
relation to employment as the rest of the sector.
In principle one can use this approximation from either end, e.g. use Output to
calculate the other two variables. Note, however, that this assumption may be a very
strong one and we should always try to find better data first.
A good approach is to identify those companies which dominate their sport-related
Hands on: method of equal shares: if one knows that a company growing sports lawn
reports 1% of total employment of all lawn production companies, one can assume
that this company also has a 1% share in Gross Value Added and Output.
sector. Use annual reports to find data on Output, employment and Gross Value
Added.
Unless one has access to very detailed data from National Statistics Offices, one has to
use the assumption of equal shares for the Total (just below the Intermediate goods
matrix), Imports, Taxes less Subsidies, and the Total intermediate consumption (sum
of the three values above).
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Figure 15: Gross Value Added quadrant detail of the IOT enlarged by the
sport relevant rows and columns
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations.
Figure 15 shows how an exemplary sport-related sector A01 can look like. Note that
the numbers in the non-sport column have decreased by the exact amount of those in
the sport-related column (compare the two columns containing numbers with Figure
13). Note that the “Total” values just below the intermediate goods matrix do not
Hands on: it is advisable to do the calculations automatically: store the original values
at a saved place (e.g. another work sheet of your excel file) and calculate the values
in the non-sport columns as the difference between the original values and the sport-
related columns. Thus, it can be ensured that the row-wise sum always remains
constant.
show the sum of the column of the matrix, but Output minus Gross Value Added
minus Taxes less subsidies minus Imports since the values in that matrix were not
changed. That will be done in a later step (by RAS or TRAS).
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Consumption Quadrant
The initial consumption quadrant to the right of the Intermediate goods matrix is
depicted in Figure 16. Due to its large size, only the rows of CPA A01, non-sport as
well as sport-related, are shown fully.
Figure 16: Consumption quadrant detail of the IOT enlarged by the sport
relevant rows and columns
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations.
The most important detail probably is the entry in the last column, Total use, where
the Output sector estimate 580.81 of Figure 15 (rounded in the Figure) is visible. This
is a necessity, as Output always has to equal Total use. Therefore, the 603,236 million
Euro at the bottom of that last column is the same as the sum of all sectors’ Outputs
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in the last row. It is recommended that you use the “transpose”-function31 of Excel to
automatically copy the cells.
Hands on: array functions in Excel come very handy from time to time. In the process
of calculating SSAs, one comes across the functions “transpose”, “mmult”, and
“minverse” several times. Imagine you have the yellow row of four values and want to
copy them automatically into the green column to the right.
The first step is to mark the (now all white) column and press “F2” so that the cursors
blinks in one of the marked cells (it is always the one which was marked first, but in
fact that is irrelevant).
Type “=transpose(“ into the cell while keeping the row selected:
Then (use your mouse to) select the row while still keeping the row selected:
Close the bracket and type and hold “Control” “Shift” “Enter” in this order:
When changing a value in the row, the according value in the column will be updated
automatically.
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations of SpEA.
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The name of the function will change with the language and version of your Excel. Use “excel functions
language” in the search engine of your choice to find the name of the function in your language/version
setting.
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The Excel sheet was prepared in such a way that the difference between Total use and
Final use (the last two columns) is automatically entered into the row-wise sum of the
Intermediate goods matrix. Since there are no consumption values yet, it is assumed
for the moment that the consumption of the full 580.81 million Euro takes place in the
Intermediate goods matrix –which is, of course, still empty. Note that these 580.81
were already subtracted from the sum of the corresponding Intermediate goods of the
non-sport sector A01: in the original IOT you find 4,687 as the first value of the fourth
column, while here you have 4,106. Thus the total sum of 215,706 stays constant
(column-wise as well as row-wise).
The rest of consumption of sport-related products remains empty for the moment. The
moment a country’s sport-related consumption is known, the consumption vectors can
be completed. Normally this will be household consumption, government consumption
and exports. Finding data on sport-related Gross capital formation is seldom, so one
may try the method of equal shares as described in the section on Gross Value Added
quadrant to fill in missing values.
Figure 17: Consumption quadrant detail with exemplary data
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations.
Hands on: while working on an SSA, it is most likely that you will find contradictory
data. It could be that household expenditure plus government expenditure exceeds
Total use, which is of course impossible. When numbers are small, this may be
resolved through negative entries in Gross capital formation; in general, these
columns usually report very small values.
In such cases you need to re-evaluate the validity of your data. Which source is the
more reliable one? Do data refer to the same year? Are units identical (cif, fob)? It is
also rather unlikely that intermediate consumption of sport-related goods is very high
(apart from certain products, like equipment for fitness centres) as sport-related
goods normally are used for final consumption.
Assume that you found sport-related household consumption of 560 and government
expenditure of 12. Values in the structure of Gross capital formation were
approximated by using the share of sport-related Total use in complete Total use
(sport plus non-sport). Figure 17 shows the resulting numbers in the IOT-S. Note that
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all numbers in the non-sport row are updated again, so that the column-wise sums are
the same as before and in the original IOT.
It must be always ensured that the economic and mathematical restrictions of an IOT
are not violated: e.g. Final use plus Intermediate use equals Total use, Final use
equals Final consumption plus Gross capital formation plus Exports. Negative values
can exist only within some columns of Gross capital formation (Acquisitions less
disposals of valuables, Changes in inventories and in the sums where these values
occur).
Complex Situations
There are situations where research results in very detailed data which may need
some special treatment. An example is shown in Figure 18 Figure 19 where public
administration hires sports teachers for some training programme (e.g. to train
basketball in public parks) for 1 million Euro. Assume further that you have no other
sport-related data for public administration and education so far. The situation is
depicted in Figure 18.
Figure 18: Before hiring sports teachers
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations.
This is an intermediate product delivered by the education sector to public
administration and has to be entered within the Intermediate goods matrix. When
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entering 1.00 into the Intermediate goods matrix, we also have to take care of the
quadrants below and to the right of the matrix.
If nothing else is known about the training programme, it must be assumed that this 1
million of Intermediate goods (Figure 19 dark green 1.00 just below the matrix)
results in the same Gross Value Added and Output as any other million of
Intermediate goods in that sector. Therefore, the public administration vector must be
estimated “downwards” this time, by fixing 1.00 in the total value (the dark green
1.00) and using the relations of the original matrix to calculate the values in the Gross
Value Added section (violet column). The resulting Output of 3.82 is also entered into
the Total use column (violet 3.82 in the rightmost column).
Additionally, the 1.00 value in the Intermediate goods matrix also forces at least 1.00
in the row-wise sum of intermediate sport-related education (yellow 1.00 to the right
of the matrix). This in turn requires a 1.00 in the Total use of sport-related education
(yellow 1.00 in the rightmost column). The question now becomes: how to get a value
of 1.00 as Total use? Entering it directly does not work in Excel (one cannot change a
single cell within an array function). To negotiate this problem, entering 1.00 into
education’s output (yellow cell in the lowest row) allows us to have 1.00 in Total use
(yellow 1.00 in the rightmost column). Be aware that the other entries in education’s
consumption quadrant remain 0.00 as spending on sports teachers relates to
intermediate, and not final, consumption. As has already been shown in the section on
consumption, the row-wise sum of the Intermediate goods matrix has to equal the
difference between Total use and Final use. Since Final use remains zero, the 3.82 of
Total use have to be fully mirrored in Intermediate consumption (violet 3.82 on the
right-hand-side of the matrix).
Note that the Output of 1.00 in education needs Gross value added and Intermediate
goods, which must be computed using the method of equal shares, resulting in the
numbers in education’s Gross value added section (blue column).
Two more comments:
Once you enter such perfectly known data into your Intermediate goods matrix, be
sure that you do not overwrite it by applying RAS. You have to use TRAS instead and
mark the number as fixed.
Be careful with additional manipulations on the just processed rows and columns. It
could be that entering household expenditure, necessitates the manual change of
values again, or that additional data affecting the sectors under considerations (e.g.
public administration and construction).
Thus, by entering a single value into the Intermediate goods matrix, two rows and two
columns have to be updated in the sections of Gross value added and consumption.
Again, one has to be careful in applying the assumptions (method of equal shares)
and restrictions of the IOT.
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Figure 19: Hiring sports teachers
Source: Statistic Austria and own calculations.
Trade Margins
It is important to underline that wholesale and retail trade do not list the goods they
sell as Intermediate goods. These goods are practically “invisible” in the matrix since
they remain practically unchanged between delivery to the shop and the moment of
selling them. What shows up is Gross Value Added (e.g. in the form of a sales talk by
a trained clerk, arrangement of the shopping windows) and Intermediate goods
necessary to sell goods (rent of storage and sales area, electricity, training of
personnel etc.). This covered by the shops’ trade margins.
If you find no (reliable) data on sport-related wholesale and retail trade, it can
possibly be approximated from data on margins reported by National Statistics Offices.
Since, e.g., in Austria, trade and transport margins can be purchased at the National
Statistics Office on a 2-digit level, the approximation promises to be more than just a
first-best estimate by calculating the margins in percent of the turnover and multiply
these values with the corresponding goods in Final consumption (households, the
government, and non-profit organisations serving households (NPISH)). Do not forget
to distribute the values of these sport-related goods among the sport-related Final
consumption entries for wholesale, retail, and the producer of these goods. This
reflects the shares of contribution of these sectors. Therefore, in total this must sum
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to the turnover the final consumer creates. This has only to be done for Final
consumption, since for Intermediate consumption it is already in the Intermediate
goods matrix.
Row and column adjustment
Overview
There are several algorithms for the problem of filling in matrix-values when only row
and column sums are available.
Probably the best known is the RAS method, simply named after its three most
important variables R (row wise sum), A (the matrix), and S (the column-wise sum).
RAS iteratively updates row and column contents in a proportional way with the
remaining differences converging towards zero.
The TRAS algorithm (“Three-stage RAS”) is a valuable extension, allowing fixed cell
entries. If one knows the value for some reason – e.g. from primary data or because a
subsection having no sport content must remain unchanged – this method only
changes the cells around the fixed ones. Minimising errors along both dimensions
while respecting fixed values is an optimal combination of the properties.
Instead of iteratively switching between row and column adjustments, the MODOP-
algorithm (“Model of double proportionality”) updates them in a parallel fashion.
However, the method seems to be prone to estimation errors.
The basic assumption of the Proportional Correction of Coefficients is that
substitution of inputs is constant over sectors. Thus it works in a row-wise fashion,
ignoring column sums. Another correction would be necessary to reduce the
differences in the column sums to zero.
Varying Coefficients is an extension of the “Proportional Correction of Coefficient”
method, able to work on both dimensions by applying weights. As it needs sectoral
growth rates and shows substantial errors when tested with real data, it should not be
used for the compilation of Sport Satellite Accounts.
Applying weighted expert opinion is the basis of the MVR algorithm (“Minimum
Variance Reconciliation”). However, the large number of cells to fill is a prohibitive
obstacle as well as the subjective opinions used for this method.
An interesting approach is the Least Squares Method which minimises the error
assuming normally distributed “shocks”, pushing the empirically found values away
from the underlying values. Although this sounds very promising first, it has the
disadvantage of leaving behind a residual error which is not explained.
Table 10: Adjustment Algorithms
ADJUSTMENT ALGORITHM
Method Necessary Data Brief Description Source
Basis IOT Bi-proportional adjustment of
Stone, Bates,
RAS
cell contents through row- and
Current boundary values of the IOT Bacharach (1963)
column sums
Basis IOT
RAS-Algorithm taking known Gilchrist, St. Louis
TRAS
Current boundary values of the IOT
partial matrices into account (1999)
Partial Matrices
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Bi-proportional, simultaneous
MODOP
Basis IOT adjustment of cell contents
Stäglin (1972)
through row- and column
Current boundary values of the IOT sums
Basis IOT Row-wise proportional
Matusewski, Pitts,
PKK
adjustment of cell element of
Current boundary values of the IOT Sawyer (1963)
the matrix
Basis IOT
Bi-proportional update of cells
SKK
Current boundary values of the IOT Ehret (1970)
using weights
Sectoral growth rates
Basis IOT Experts create tables which
MVR
are then weighted to minimise Gerking (1976)
Current boundary values of the IOT differences
Basis IOT Minimisation of differences by Jaksch, Conrad
KQM
Current boundary values of the IOT Lagrange-method (1971)
Source: SpEA, 2012.
Hands on: Balancing the Intermediate Goods Matrix
In the following, we focus on RAS and TRAS as they have turned out to be the
standard methods and are available from SpEA as Excel-files using a Visual Basic
implementation of the algorithms. At the moment there are three different versions:
RAS2D (the “normal” RAS function described below), RAS3D (only used for
multiregional balancing – please ignore that function), and TRAS (the TRAS function is
also described below). You can pick the appropriate version by opening the file
“RAS_TRAS_starter.xls”, upon which you find an additional ribbon on top of your Excel
called “ADD-INS” to the very right of your ribbon-chooser. Figure 20 shows its location
in the top row. The ribbon itself only shows a single entry called “RAS”. Clicking on
opens a menu where you can choose among various RAS-algorithms. The items “Filter
Out”, “Mark Off”, and “Compare Leontief” are pure debugging programs which you will
not need under almost all circumstances.
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Figure 20: Starting RAS
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
In the sheet there is an example for practicing. On the left is the starting matrix
(B6:D8) with black values between 1 and 3. The red sums to the right and below
Hands on: be sure that the required row- and column-wise sums add to the same
sums as well! In the example, the row-wise sums must be {150; 70; 50} which totals
to 270. The column-wise sums must be {70; 70; 130} which again totals to 270. If
these two totals were different, there would be no solution and the algorithm will
never converge.
obviously do not meet the required sums, ranging between 50 and 150: e.g. the
second line shows the values {2; 1; 1} which sum to 4, but they should have a total
of 70.
To the right there are entries for the algorithm’s error level and the maximum number
of iterations. The algorithm will stop after reaching at least one of the two conditions.
When starting RAS2D (the actual, common RAS-algorithm), a window opens, asking
Hands on: the current algorithm cannot deal with 0-entries in the required must-
values. If you have a row or column which you want to restrict to 0, use a must-value
of e.g. 0.00000001 instead.
Hands on: the current algorithm handles the Escape key badly. Never touch Escape
during data input! If you make a mistake, continue with “nonsensical” data and restart
afterwards.
for the start matrix A. This is the matrix in (B6:D8) above with the black values from 1
to 3. Select it and press enter. Next, select the vector R, which is the column of must-
values to the right of the red sums, and press enter (Figure 21). Do the same for the
vector S (the must-values below the matrix). Then select the cell containing the error
level (do not enter its value in the window, just select the cell!) and confirm by
pressing “OK”. Repeat for the number of iterations.
Things to know about T/RAS:
Since RAS and TRAS are multiplicative algorithms, any 0-entry in the start matrix will
remain a 0 in the resulting matrix, which can be a desired feature.
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Negative entries will remain negative almost always. Since negative entries in the
Intermediate goods matrix are virtually impossible, try to avoid negative values in the
start matrix.
The resulting matrix depends on the start matrix.
It is advisable to try these features, especially the last one, to get a feeling for the
algorithm.
Figure 21: Selecting R
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
Having inserted all the required data into the algorithm, we only need to select a cell,
for presenting the output. In Figure 19 this cell is K6, producing a table where the
sums are the same as the must-values.
Figure 22: Finished RAS
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
TRAS has the same aim, balancing the Intermediate goods matrix, but allows fixing
certain numbers beforehand. Recall the situation, where one knows the exact number
of a cell within the Intermediate goods matrix. Usually these estimates must be kept,
as they are, or at least approximated as well as possible.
If TRAS is selected, one has to enter the start matrix A (re-use the one from the
above example, marked yellow in Figure 23) as well as the vectors with must-values R
and S. What is different now is that he algorithm asks for matrix B, the matrix of fixed
values. This is shown in light blue in Figure 23, where a single value, 5, is fixed in
advance, the other values are free. Note, however, that the zero entry in the middle of
the start matrix is automatically fixed too. After pointing at the error level, the number
of iterations, and the upper left cell of the range for the results, the output is
generated (light green area in Figure 23).
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Figure 23: Finished TRAS
Source: SpEA, SIRC, HAN.
As one can expect, the output has recreated the value 0, for mathematical reasons,
and the value 5 because it was held constant by TRAS (which is in fact a mathematical
reason too). Therefore the rightmost cell in the second row (of the output table) could
only take on a single value: 65. Be careful, not to construct situations, where solutions
are ruled out: e.g. by fixing the upmost and the lowest value of the right column in
such a way that the middle value has to be different from 65.
Having done the exercises, one can now proceed with the real numbers. Note that it
may take considerable space in your Excel sheets to have a start matrix, a resulting
matrix, and if you use TRAS, even a matrix of fixed values. It makes sense to mark
them in different colours, for ease of presentation. Additionally, prepare the cells
containing the error level and iterations. The latter two can be set to 0.001 and 50 for
a first test run.
As mentioned above, the starting matrix is an important part of the process. Note that
the Intermediate goods matrix now has four parts: one containing no sports at all
(upper left), one with non-sport to sport (upper right), one with sport to non-sport
(lower left), and finally one with sport to sport (lower right).
For the no-sports values, the original IOT-values perfectly make sense as they are
usually close to them.
The delivery of sport-related goods to a non-sport company as an Intermediate good
is a very rare situation. Setting all starting values in the lower left to 0 therefore
probably is a good approximation. If you hesitate to do so, a tiny fraction of the
original level (e.g. 0.01% or even less) seems sufficient and may help T/RAS in
convergence.
The two right parts of the Intermediate goods matrix contain the large sport-related
Hands on: in order not to lose already spent calculation time, use the resulting matrix
of the former run as the starting matrix of the new run.
values as they represent deliveries from non-sport and sport companies to sport-
related enterprises. It can be quite hard to judge whether a company is sport-related
Hands on: using TRAS on a large matrix will sometimes lead to situations where
convergence is slow or even comes to an end before the required error level is
reached; then increasing the number of iterations does not help any more. In this
case it is advisable to use the last, most advanced matrix of results as the starting
matrix for a final application of the RAS algorithm. Although fixed values will be
missed slightly, the matrix will be a good approximation.
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or not; e.g. constructing a public swimming pool for a small village can be done by
any construction company, while large-scale indoor swimming pools certainly require
specialists. Other examples include dressing rooms for a village’s football club
compared to a complete stadium for thousands of spectators. Drawing the line in
between can be hard and may depend on the specific situation. Using start values
around 1% of the original values as a first guess works quite well. Thus if in the
original IOT a cell reports 200 million Euro, the corresponding sport-related cell should
have a starting value of 2 million Euro.
If T/RAS (whichever you use) succeeds during a first run, differences between the
sums for the calculated values and the must-values are probably still unsatisfying.
One can now either decrease the error level, increase the number of iterations, or –
which is advisable – do both.
11.6 Phase III: Analysing the Data & Results
Direct Effects
Direct effects are those which occur directly in the sport-related companies. They
contrast with indirect effects which arise in the supply network of the sport-related
companies.
Gross value added Effects
The Gross value added of a sector is the difference between total production and the
inputs needed to generate this production. To quantify direct value-added effects,
information on income and expenditure in sport, as well as investment, is necessary.
By subtracting the payments for the inputs from the expenditures, the direct value-
added effect is obtained.
Purchasing Power Effects
For the quantification of the direct effects on purchasing power, the expenditures for
investments and material expenditures as well as effective net incomes are needed.
The effective net income is derived according to the following scheme:
Staff costs
- Expenditures (taxes, insurance)
Total net income
- Savings
- Spending abroad
Effective net income
From total staff costs, all expenditures which do not reach the employee (e.g. income
tax) are subtracted to give total net income. Savings are also subtracted from the
total. Finally all spending abroad is subtracted to give effective net income.
Employment Effects
Three different methods can be used in order to calculate the direct employment
effects:
Method 1 uses the average personnel expenditure per year and per person to calculate
the effects.
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Method 2 uses a common “employment structure” of the sector proportional to the
value-added.
Method 3 is based on labour productivity. The marginal labour productivity is defined
as the ratio of the change of productivity to the change of labour input (either number
of employees or working hours). The marginal labour productivity indicates the change
of productivity per additional employee. The inverse ratio, the so-called work-
coefficient, is a measure for the number of persons employed in the production
process.
For an extensive evaluation of the employment effects, further factors have to be
considered. For example, the occupation structure is an important issue. The
occupation elasticity is usually larger for workers than for white-collar employees, so
that an expansion of the construction activities will lead to a significant increase in the
number of workers. A significant increase in the number of white-collar employees is
however not to be expected. Another important factor is the extent of capacity
utilization in the appropriate sectors. The full employment effect is only realised at 100
per cent capacity utilization and an appropriate increase in the capacities due to the
projected extra demand. Beyond that, the tendency exists to compensate a non-
permanent demand by overtime and extra shifts rather than by an additional
employment of workers.
Indirect Effects
Indirect effects – which form a part of the multiplier effects 32 – are generated in the
supply network of the directly sport-related companies. Since each business needs
unfinished-goods as well as raw materials and supplies of other sectors for the
production of its products and/or services, multiplier effects about final expenditure
are constructed. Multipliers show how much of the production of other sectors is
needed to produce a certain good. For example, the production of a sports car
requires seats, which come from a different sector. These seats again need textiles,
thus affecting a third sector and so on. The size of the multipliers primarily depends on
the structure of the “economic linkage” of the source sector to the remaining sectors.
It depends on how much is received from, and delivered to, all sectors directly as well
as indirectly. The more the sectors are interlinked, the higher are the multipliers,
usually ranging from 1.0 to a little more than 2.0. Applying multipliers on the direct
effects generates the indirect effects. If for example a football stadium costs
30 m Euro (direct effect) and construction sector reports a multiplier of 1.8, the
indirect effect will be (1.8 - 1.0) x 30, that is 24 m Euro.
As another example, sport infrastructure needs to be built and maintained.
Construction will be carried out by firms which employ staff and generate gross value
added. Such are the direct effects of construction activities, as mentioned in chapter
0. In addition, the construction firms need goods (e.g. sand, wood) and services (e.g.
transportation, financial services) as inputs to perform their tasks. Therefore the
providers of intermediate goods and services benefit, too. Since these supplying firms
in turn need intermediate goods and services as well, there is a long, theoretically
infinite, supply chain linked to the direct effects. The subsequent impacts are called
indirect effects and literally affect the whole economy. Figure 24 visualises the
relationships between the participants in the creation of direct and indirect effects.
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The other part of multiplier effects are the so called induced effects, which arise from those persons which
are directly or indirectly employed in sport. Since they earn more than they would receive as unemployment
benefits, they also consume more. This difference induces additional economic effects. Note however, that
meaningful values for these induced effects are notoriously difficult to calculate, even if a well-established
data base can be used.
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Figure 24: Direct and indirect effects of sport
Source: SpEA, 2015.
Through foreign-trade relations between countries, indirect effects feed into the whole
EU (and the rest of the world) as some intermediate goods and services have to be
imported. Thus sport-related expenditures have a positive effect on every single EU
member state.
11.7 Additional Hints for the Practitioner
Numeric methods of certain computer programmes
Working with an IOT sometimes requires inverting the matrix. For large matrices, this
is no trivial task. Open Office Calc (a spreadsheet) probably is not able to do the job.
Excel reports slightly different results, depending on the version. Matlab seems to be a
good, but expensive alternative.
The statistics program R is freely available and in principle very powerful. But there
are reports in the internet that it is not perfectly precise in inverting large matrices
(however, in R 3.0 these problems might have been resolved).
Python is another free alternative and has very good numerical properties. Especially
the “numpy” package seems to be very capable. Above that, Python is a general-
purpose programming language which is, among many other features, able to read
and write Excel files and create good graphics.
If using Excel, use its enhanced worksheet functions
If you want to or have to use Excel, use the “INDEX” and “MATCH” functions to collect
data. Each entry of a 6-digit activity requires data of the corresponding 2-digit sector:
e.g. if you have the six 6-digit rows from sector 33, you would have to copy sector
33’s Gross value added next to each of the six entries. If you change something, you
have to change it everywhere within your worksheets, which is a classic source for
mistakes. Using $-signs to use constant addresses, you only shift the problem to
within each cell (after getting out of the six 33-entries, you have to alter the address
behind the $-sign – and you have more than 120 entries for each of the four to eight
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vectors!). Use the above mentioned functions instead, with which Excel can find the
correct data for each 6-digit activity automatically (using MATCH) and report back its
value (using INDEX).
General Recommendations
Search Structural business statistics (SBS), Supply and use tables (SUT), and Input-
output tables (IOT) for two-digit GVA data in case you only have one-digit data.
Find detailed PRODCOM data of manufactured and sold products at
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/prodcom/data/excel-files-nace-rev.2
Contact NSOs to get further help, especially on unpublished, disaggregated or
specialised data, like consumer expenditure.
Search SBS, SUT, and IOT for CPA-based GVA data.
Use SUT and IOT tables at Eurostat at http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/esa-supply-
use-input-tables/data/workbooks/ to find additional data.
If possible, use different data sources for GVA to get a feeling for e.g. how much CPA
and NACE differ or for differences between SBS and IOT/SUT (latter may be
substantial).
Use these recommendations for Production value too.
Eurostat’s Labour force survey (LFS) at:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/lfs/data/database/ could be used, although it
reports employment in NACE only, while most SSAs use CPA.
Eurostat’s foreign trade database at http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/international-
trade/data/database/ provides a lot of data, but it has to be transformed into
CPA/NACE.
Exports of goods on two-digit CPA is available in IOTs (though imports are not).
Consumption surveys and goods baskets used for calculation of inflation are helpful.
Information on large investments are often covered in news.
Ask for visitor numbers of (large) sport events to get data on passive sport tourism.
Organisers usually are happy to tell you.
Often Sport Ministries, or other sport organisations, finance surveys on sport activities,
which occasionally remain unpublished. In such cases, alternative sources, such as:
“Eurobarometer on Sport and Physical Activity” at
http://ec.europa.eu/public_opinion/archives/ebs/ebs_412_en.pdf can assist
investigations.
If available in detail, use IOTs to identify imports and exports in sport betting.
Since betting is often dominated by a few large companies, use wider information
(e.g. annual reports) to model the whole betting industry when of substantial size.
Use an interchange of employment and GVA methodologies when data are not
sufficient to identify sport elements. Often employment data can approximate more
accurately sport activities.
11.8 References
European Commission (2007) White Paper on sport. COM (2007) 391, Brussels.
European Commission (2010) Sport and Physical Activity. Special Eurobarometer
334/Wave 72.3, Brussels.
Eurostat (2008) Eurostat Manual of Supply, Use and Input-Output Tables,
Luxembourg.
OECD (2010) TALIS 2008, Technical Report, OECD Publications, Paris.
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Panagouleas, T. T. Kokolakakis (2012) A Manual for the Construction of a Sport
Satellite Account (SSA). Unpublished manuscript, Sport Industry Research Centre.
Sheffield Hallam University.
SportsEconAustria (SpEA), Sport Industry Research Centre (SIRC) at
Sheffield Hallam University, Statistical Service of the Republic of Cyprus,
Meerwaarde Sport en Economie, Federation of the European Sporting Goods
Industry (FESI), Ministry of Sport and Tourism of the Republic of Poland
(2012) Study on the Contribution of Sport to Economic Growth and Employment in
the EU. Study commissioned by the European Commission, Directorate-General
Education and Culture. Final Report.
Statistics Netherlands (2012) Methodological Manual for a Sport Satellite Account.
Statistik Austria (2010) Standard-Dokumentation (Definitionen, Erläuterungen,
Methoden, Qualität) zur Input-Output-Statistik.
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12 Appendix E – Workshop Presentations
12.1 Workshop 1, Implementing SSAs
Workshop Satellite Accounts
Implementing SSAs
Vienna, 21 April 2015
1
Basic Idea of a Satellite Account
• Sport does not show up (well) in IOT.
• SSA = Detailed view (zoom) of this topic.
• IOT-S = IOT plus SSA.
• Separate each product in “not sport-related” and
“sport related”. E.g. “Wheat” / “Racing horses”
• “Sport” + “non-sport” equals original product.
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2
IOT as Start
3
The Finished IOT-S
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Calculation: The SSA
1. Find/Calculate sport-related values.
2. Enter these values in enlarged vectors (=SSA).
3. Subtract these values from original categories.
4. Apply T/RAS to calculate the enlarged
Intermediate Goods Matrix.
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Calculation: Further Steps
5. Having the enlarged I/O-Table plus the
surrounding vectors, calculate direct and
indirect effects.
6. Results: Absolute Effects and Multiplicative
Effects. Sport-related values can explicitly be
reported.
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The Intermediate Goods Matrix
• After step 3 you have gathered all sport-related
data on:
– Production,
– Consumption,
– Foreign Trade,
– Taxes.
• Thus you can calculate all vectors around IGM.
• The enlarged IGM of the IOT-S in CPA-2008
contains 105 x 105 x = 11025 entries.
• There is no way to find all these information!
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The Empty IMG
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The Solution
• We know
– the values in the original IGM;
– the values in many non-sport entries;
– the sums of each IGM-row and column.
• There are purely mathematical methods to find
solutions for such problems.
• Most popular: RAS and TRAS
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RAS
• Requires starting values;
• Needs row- and column-sums;
• Is multiplicative (zeros and negative entries!);
• Finds one of many solutions, depending on the
starting values:
Sum Must-Value
1 2 3 6 150 17.08 42.35 90.57 150.00
2 1 1 4 70 27.96 17.33 24.71 70.00
3 1 1 5 50 24.97 10.32 14.71 50.00
Sum 6 4 5 70.00 70.00 130.00
Must-Value 70 70 130
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TRAS
• Very similar to RAS;
• Can handle known values;
• Is not always very reliable in convergence.
Sum Must-Value
1 2 3 6 150 31.35 37.04 81.60 150.00
2 1 1 4 70 5.00 26.33 38.67 70.00
3 1 1 5 50 33.65 6.63 9.73 50.00
Sum 6 4 5 70.00 70.00 130.00
Must-Value 70 70 130
Known: 5
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Application
• Use vectors of intermediary consumption-sums
as target vectors.
• Entry remains constant, if row-good and column-
good are non-sport.
• Use entries in original IGM as starting values.
• Apply TRAS first. If it fails use RAS.
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Hints 1
• Check the sums over the elements of corresponding
vectors for equality.
• Check for zeros or negative entries in target vectors.
• Check for negative values in all other elements of
matrices and vectors (may be allowed in stock changes
or tax deductions, but not in private consumption etc.).
• If you run the T/RAS yourself, use TRAS first. It allows to
keep values of sectors which have no sport relevant
subcategories fixed. RAS changes these values! 13
Hints 2
• Use the standard IOT as starting values copy the original
values into the enlarged quadrants of the matrix. This
seems to be a good starting point ready at hand.
• TRAS usually converges within 100 to 1000 steps to a
maximum deviation of less than 1% from its target value.
Check for sectors which “get stuck”.
• Replace zeroes in T/RAS target vectors by e.g. 10 €.
• If only rows converge toward 0% but columns do not (or
vice versa), the sums of the target vectors are not equal.
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12.2 Workshop 1, Data Gathering
Workshop Satellite Accounts
Data Gathering
Vienna, 21 April 2015
1
Data Gathering
• Gather data by surveys, enquiries, ... or:
• Concentrate on major goods first: tourism,
health, education, betting, pay-TV, trade.
• Use the equation
Production + Import = Consumption + Export
• If there is absolutely no clue, try to find data in
similar countries.
• Do not count sponsoring and subsidies. They
are spent by sport clubs Double counting!
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2
Production Side 1
• As always, find first-hand-information first:
– Annual reports of large companies;
– Chambers of Commerce and Federations of
Industries can have detailed information;
– Tourism statistics can have sport-parts;
– Teaching schedules of schools show sport-lessons in
comparison to all lessons;
– Hospitals and Chambers of Physicians know about
sport injuries and sport in rehabilitation;
– Sport betting often well documented;
– Many more country specific sources.
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Production Side 2
• Eurostat has very detailed production data:
http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/en/web/prodcom/data/excel-files-nace-rev.2
• National statistical offices have them too.
• Although reported in 6-digit CPA, it is often not
clear, how much sport related.
E.g. production of gloves: 12 m Euro.
• Experts may know the share (10% of gloves):
multiply with production: 1.2 m Euro sport related
gloves.
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Production Side 3
• Use indirect information. E.g.: “Bicycles worth
300 m Euro sold, 250 m were imported” Rest
is domestic production.
• There can be detailed information about publicly
run/paid sport-facilities.
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Production Side 4
• It is easier to find sport-related data on 4 or 6-
digit level (“Breeding of Racing Horses”) rather
than on 2-digit CPA (“Products of Agriculture”).
• Try therefore to find detailed entries of the
Vilnius definition and add them up. E.g.:
- Secondary education: 46% of teachers in Austria.
- Sport lessons: 8.6%
- Sport-related share of “80.2 Secondary Education” in
“80 Education: 0.46 x 0.086 = 0.0396 or 3.96%.
- Production value: 13,873 x 0.0396 = 551 m Euro.
- Repeat for other goods of CPA 80.
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Production Side 5
• Within each 2-digit category, shares of Gross
Value Added and Gross Production Value highly
correlate with the shares of employees.
• Correlation coefficient > 90%
• Absolute values can thus be approximated by
employment data, if this is available instead.
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Correlations
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Gross Value Added 1
• “Structural Business Statistic” SBS: 4-digits
NACE, many useful statistics, not all sectors.
• IOT 2-digits-CPA, all sectors.
• Used employment data from Working Place
Count or Labour Force Survey (NACE) to
approximate CPA-categories not in SBS.
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Gross Value Added 2
• CPA vs. NACE:
– problematic, but no better data (in Austria).
• Use-table reports GVA in NACE.
– Apply ratio GVA (Use) / GVA (IOT) to convert data
between these two categorisations.
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Consumption
• Interviews with chambers, doctors, CEOs,
• Annual reports, School Time Tables, Public
Health Expenditures,…
• Correlation on 2-digits between consumption
and number of employees = 0.62. Not useable.
• Federation of European Sporting Goods
Industry, FESI, has national branches. They
know a lot about trade.
• Major constructions are usually made public.
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Foreign Trade
• Imports equal
+ Gross Production Value
- Gross Value Added
- Intermediate Goods Input
----------------------------------------
+ Imports
• Variables are production-related and thus rather
well known.
• Export has consumption as one subtrahend.
Expert knowledge is important!
• Otherwise use ratio domestic demand / export
from original sector.
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12.3 Workshop 1, SUT and IOT
Workshop Satellite Accounts
SportsEconAustria
Supply and Use Tables
and
Input Output Tables
Vienna, 21 April 2015
Supply Tables
• Rows products (CPA), columns industries (NACE).
• Answer to: where do products origin from?
SportsEconAustria
• Scheme:
– Rows: Origin of goods (and services).
– Columns: Which goods are produced by which industry.
• E.g. A01 Agriculture in Ireland 2009 produced
5 bn Euro of crops and animals. It also produced
54 mio Euro of forestry and logging products.
• Therefore largest values in the diagonal
(characteristic production).
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Scheme of Supply Tables
Industries (NACE)
x
S Total supply at purchasers' prices
x
S Total supply at basic prices
x
SportsEconAustria
x x x
Products (CPA)
x x
Margins
Imports
Taxes
x
x x x
x x
x
x x
x x
x
Make Matrix / Domestic Supply Valuation
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Use Tables
• Also CPA x NACE.
• Answer to: whatfore are products used?
SportsEconAustria
• Scheme:
– Rows: Which good is used whatfore.
– Colums: Which sector uses what good.
• E.g.: A01 Agriculture in Ireland 2009 used
1.1 bn Euro of crops and animals, 436 mio Euro
of chemicals (fertilizers), and so on.
• This is an intermediate goods matrix similar to
that in the IOT.
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Scheme of Use Tables
Final Demand
Industries (NACE)
S Total Demand at purchasers' prices
x x
x x x x x
SportsEconAustria
x x x
Private consumption
Public consumption
x x x
Products (CPA)
x x x x x
Exports
x x x
x x x x
x x x
x x x x x x
x x x x
x x x x x
x x x x x
Taxes less subsidies on production
Compenstaion of employees Gross Value
Gross operating surplus added
S Production value at purchasers' prices
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Input Output Tables
• Quite similar to Use Tables.
• Usually CPA x CPA, sometimes NACE x NACE.
SportsEconAustria
• Answer for: what goods required to produce goods.
• Scheme:
– Rows: destination of goods (output of good to...).
– Columns: usage of goods (input of good into...).
• E.g.: CPA A01 Agriculture in Ireland 2009 used
1.0 bn Euro of crops and animals, 314 mio Euro of
chemicals (fertilizers), and so on.
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Scheme of IOT
Final Demand
Products (CPA)
x x x x x
S Total Demand at basic prices
x x x x x x
SportsEconAustria
x x x x x
Private consumption
Public consumption
x x x x x
Products (CPA)
x x x x x x
Exports
x x x x x x x x
x x x x
x x x x x x
x x x x x
x x x x x x x
x x x x x x
x x x x
Taxes less subsidies on products
Taxes less subsidies on production
Compenstaion of employees Gross Value
Gross operating surplus added
S Production value at basic prices
Imports
S Supply at basic prices 7
Domestic Input-/Output Table
AT 2006
SportsEconAustria
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Difference between Use and IOT
• Wine makers: industry in NACE A01 Agriculture.
What they need is given in the Use Table.
SportsEconAustria
• Wine: beverage, thus CPA A11 Beverages!
• Transformation from Use to IOT requires to book
products from their industry to their product
category. Often the case for by-products.
• Transformation is a long, complicated process
(Industry/Product Technology Assumption).
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SUT or IOT?
• SUT:
– Easier to calculate, so for almost all countries
SportsEconAustria
available for recent years.
– Many additional data available in SUT-format.
– Only direct effects can be caluclated.
• IOT:
– Long (=expensive) task for NSOs to calculate, thus
not always available.
– Can be used for IO-Analyses, thus indirect and
induced effects can be calculated.
– Therefore applicable for policy evaluation.
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12.4 Workshop 1, Matrix Algebra
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12.5 Workshop 1, Basic Input Output Analysis
Workshop Satellite Accounts
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Basic Input-/Output Analysis
Vienna, 22 April 2015
Macroeconomic Effects of
Investments 1
• Investments imply economic activity (impulse)
• That leads to additional
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– Demand for intermediary goods/services;
– Employment and salaries;
– Production;
– Sales, turnovers, and profits;
– Imports;
– Consumption;
– Taxes; ...
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Macroeconomic Effects of
Investments 2
• Intermediary inputs are highly interlinked.
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• Input-/Output Analysis developed by Wassiliy
Leontiew.
• Basis: Input-/Output Table with Intermediary
Goods Matrix (IGM) in the centre, consumption
and Value added (VA) around it.
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An Input-/Output Table
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Final Demand d
x
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Some properties of the IOT
• Value added:
– difference between input costs and total costs, or
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– profits + salaries + taxes + cons. of fixed capital.
– Is added to intermediate goods to improve them.
• Goods in the demand-quadrant (upper right) are
consumed and “leave the economy”.
• Production of G1 requires G1, G2, and G3. These
goods do so too infinite loop of intermediary
demand!
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Shares in the IOT
• How much of each good is required to produce
good 1 (G1) worth 1 Euro?
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• Use domestic IOT (no import/export).
• Divide the column of G1 by its Production value!
• Do so for each good.
• The shares in the IGM are determined by
production technology.
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Technology Matrix A
• IGM in shares is called
“Technology matrix” A.
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• Its entries aij are called
“technology coefficients”.
• aij is the amount of good i
necessary to produce
one unit of good j.
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How much to produce?
• Final demand: = Tot. supply – ind. goods
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• Production of d requires intermediary goods. How
much to produce of each good to satisfy d?
• Let x1 be the total amount of G1 produced, then
We need
– a11x1 to produce x1 units of G1 plus
– a12x2 to produce x2 units of G2 plus
– a13x3 to produce x3 units of G3 plus
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Total Production 1
• Written down for all goods:
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• This is a linear equation. Rewritten as matrix:
where x and d are column-vectors and A=[aij]
• Subtract Ax on both sides and reshuffle:
• If (I-A) can be inverted, we have the solution:
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Total Production 2
• Example: increase demand of G2 from 22 to 25.
How much to produce of G1, G2, and G3?
• Long way:
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– use new demand
– Leontiew Inverse:
– New supply:
– Difference to old supply:
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Total Production 3
• Short way:
– Additional demand:
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– Leontiew Inverse:
– Additional production:
• As everything is linear, we can just use the
impulse (=increase in demand) to calculate
increase in supply.
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Total Production 4
• This increase in supply includes the infinite loop
of cross-linked intermediate demand.
• Direct Effects: impulse by increased demand.
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• Indirect Effects: the additional production required
to satisfy the Direct Effects.
• How to quantify these Indirect Effects in a
standard way?
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Simple Example, no Self-Delivery
G1 G2 G3 Demand Total Demand
G1 0 1 0 1 2
G2 0 0 1 2 3
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G3 0 0 0 2 3
GVA 2 2 2
Output 2 3 3
0.00 0.33 0.00
A 0.00 0.00 0.33
0.00 0.00 0.00
Share of GVA 1.00 0.67 0.67
Sum: 1.00 1.00 1.00
1.00 0.33 0.11
Leontiev
0.00 1.00 0.33
Inverse
0.00 0.00 1.00
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Interpreting the Leontiew Inverse
• Entries in column j of the LI show how much each
sector is stimulated if demand for good j is
increased by one unit.
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• E.g.: If demand for G3 is increased, supply of
– G3 has to increase by LI3,3=100% of the increase,
– G2 has to increase by LI2,3=33% of the increase, and
– has to increase by LI1,3=11% of the increase.
– In total, 1.44 units of all goods have to be supplied to
produce one additional unit of G3.
• These column-wise sums of the LI are called
sector-multipliers.
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Sector Multipliers 1
• Sector Multipliers tell us about supply! Not about
production, not about Value added!
• Supply double-counts intermediary demand. E.g.
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a car manufacturer buys car seats from another
company. If demand for cars is increased, the
multiplier counts the additional supply of total cars
plus the additional supply of car-seats. Latter are
thus double-counted!
• G2 requires 1/3 of G1. So if 0.33 G2 are
produced, 0.11 G1 are required. Both values are
added in the last column!
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Sector Multipliers 2
• Sector Multipliers tell us how much the production
of a good is interlinked with the rest of the
economy.
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• Value = 1.0: no other goods required.
• Value > 1.0: some other goods required.
• Value > 2.0: many other goods required.
• Value < 1.0: impossible!
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GVA Multipliers
• Demand increases, how much increases GVA?
• Use IOT with import/export, divide by total supply!
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• Use GVA shares in supply v=(0.67 0.42 0.40)
• Left-multiply with LI, such that
• Intermediate goods consists of GVA too, so each
step in the IGM increases the share of GVA.
• Goods consist thus of domestic GVA (VM),
imports (IM), and taxes-subsidies.
• Adding these values results in 1.0 for each good.
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Import Multipliers
• If demand is increased, how much do we need to
import of all (direct + indirect) additional goods?
• Use import shares in supply m=(0.06 0.06 0.05)
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• Left-multiply with LI, such that
• If G1 is stimulated by one unit, 0.08 units of all
goods have to be imported.
• Note that IM are larger than import shares as in
every of the infinitely many steps we have to
import infinite series.
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12.6 Workshop 2, Detailed Concepts
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INPUT-OUTPUT TABLES
Types of Input-Output Tables 2
• Domestic:
– only domestically produced goods are shown in
Intermediate Goods Matrix (IGM),
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– imported goods are aggregated below,
– Last row is Output of domestic economy.
• Total (domestic plus imported):
– domestically produced goods plus imports are shown
in IGM,
– imported goods are given in last but one row again,
– Last row is Supply at domestic market.
• Imported: the difference
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Domestic IOT of Austria 2011
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Total IOT of Austria 2011
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Imported IOT of Austria 2011
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Which one to use
• Gross Value Added (GVA) is completely equal.
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• If possible, go for the domestic.
• It tells you about consumption of domestic goods
only, which is what everyone is interested in.
• Multipliers of total IOT include imported goods of
unknown size.
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IOT:S AND MULTIPLIERS
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Complex Situations in IGM
• Sometimes values within the IGM are known.
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• E.g.: published budget tells us about costs of
sport teachers being rent for public sport events,
like an after-school sport party.
• These costs have to be entered as intermediate
goods transfer from education to public
administration.
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Reason for Complexity I
• Entering a value in row o of column p requires:
– change in consumption of interem. goods in column p,
– change in delivery of intermediate goods in row o.
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• Starting point IOT without sport-entries:
Private Consumption
Public Consumption
Final Consumption
Capital Formation,
Pub Admin Sport
Education Sport
Inventories
Pub Admin
Valuables,
Education
Electricity
Total Use
Final Use
Exports
Total
Pub Admin 4 5 0 5 6 3 14 18
Education 30 10 0 10 10 2 22 52
Electricity 20 5 5 10 5 7 22 42
Pub Admin Sport 0 0
Education Sport 0 0
Total 4 29 21 0 0 54 20 5 25 21 12 58 112
Use of imported products 1 3 2 6
Taxes less subsidies 1 -2 2 1
Total Interm. Consumpt. 6 30 25 0 0 61
Cons. fixed capital 1 2 3 6
Other taxes 3 4 3 10
Employees' comp. 6 14 8 28
Surplus 2 2 3 7
Gross Value Added 12 22 17 51 10
Output 18 52 42 112
Reason for Complexity II
• Now entering the value 1 requires the change in
the GVA-quadrant.
• New Output 3 translates to new Total Use 3
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Delivery of 3 intermediate goods!
Private Consumption
Public Consumption
Final Consumption
Capital Formation,
Pub Admin Sport
Education Sport
Inventories
Pub Admin
Valuables,
Education
Electricity
Total Use
Final Use
Exports
Total
Pub Admin 1 5 0 5 6 3 14 15
Education 30 10 0 10 10 2 22 52
Electricity 20 5 5 10 5 7 22 42
Pub Admin Sport 3 3
Education Sport 1 0 0
Total 3 29 21 1 0 54 112
Use of imported products 1 3 2 6 20 5 25 21 12 58
Taxes less subsidies 1 -2 2 1
Total Interm. Consumpt. 5 30 25 1 0 61
Cons. fixed capital 1 2 3 6
Other taxes 3 4 3 10
Employees' comp. 6 14 8 28
Surplus 2 2 3 7
Gross Value Added 10 22 17 2 51 11
Output 15 52 42 3 112
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Reason for Complexity III
• The 1 intermediate good requires a delivery of 1.
• Delivery of 1 needs a Total Use of 1.
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• Total Use of 1 needs GVA and intermediate goods!
Private Consumption
Public Consumption
Final Consumption
Capital Formation,
Pub Admin Sport
Education Sport
Inventories
Pub Admin
Valuables,
Education
Electricity
Total Use
Final Use
Exports
Total
Pub Admin 1 5 0 5 6 3 14 15
Education 29 10 0 10 10 2 22 51
Electricity 20 5 5 10 5 7 22 42
Pub Admin Sport 3 3
Education Sport 1 1 1
Total 3 28.4 21 1 0.6 54 112
Use of imported products 1 3 2 6 20 5 25 21 12 58
Taxes less subsidies 1 -2 2 1
Total Interm. Consumpt. 5 29.4 25 1 0.6 61
Cons. fixed capital 1 2 3 6
Other taxes 3 4 3 10
Employees' comp. 6 14 8 28
Surplus 2 2 3 7
Gross Value Added 10 21.6 17 2 0.4 51 12
Output 15 51 42 3 1 112
Outcome of this Situation
• You can fill the IGM with pre-defined values.
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• This gives you a whole lot of information.
• Use TRAS instead of RAS for balancing the IGM.
• If TRAS does not converge, use the best
TRASed IGM and apply RAS on it.
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From IOT to IOT:S – Round Up I
IOT
Private Consumption
Public Consumption
Final Consumption
Capital Formation,
Valuables,
Total Use
Final Use
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Exports
Good 1
Good 2
Good 3
Total
Good 1 1 2 1 4 5 0 5 6 3 14 18
Good 2 3 17 10 30 10 0 10 10 2 22 52
Good 3 0 10 10 20 5 5 10 5 7 22 42
Total 4 29 21 54 20 5 25 21 12 58 112
Use of imported products 1 3 2 6
Taxes less subsidies 1 -2 2 1
Total Interm. Consumpt. 6 30 25 61
Cons. fixed capital 1 2 3 6
Other taxes 3 4 3 10
Employees' comp. 6 14 8 28
Surplus 2 2 3 7
Gross Value Added 12 22 17 51
Output 18 52 42 112
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From IOT to IOT:S – Round Up II
IOT:S
Private Consumption
Public Consumption
Final Consumption
Capital Formation,
Valuables,
Total Use
Final Use
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Good S1
Good S2
Good 1'
Good 2'
Exports
Good 3
Total
Good 1' 1 1 1 0 1 4 3 0 3 3 1 7 11
Good 2' 1 11 10 1 2 25 6 0 6 7 1 14 39
Good 3 0 10 10 0 0 20 5 5 10 5 7 22 42
Good S1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 3 2 7 7
Good S2 0 3 0 1 1 5 4 0 4 3 1 8 13
Total 2 25 21 2 4 54 20 5 25 21 12 58 112
Use of imported products 1 2 2 0 1 6
Taxes less subsidies 1 -3 2 0 1 1
Total Interm. Consumpt. 4 24 25 2 6 61
Cons. fixed capital 1 1 3 0 1 6
Other taxes 2 2 3 1 2 10
Employees' comp. 3 11 8 3 3 28
Surplus 1 1 3 1 1 7
Gross Value Added 7 15 17 5 7 51
Output 11 39 42 7 13 112
Green Fields: sport only
Green Values: non-zero sport
Red Values: reduced by removing sport-related content
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Technical Coefficients I
• Divide IGM, Imported Goods, and GVA by the
sector’s Output X Technical Coefficients a.
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• Tells us, how much is needed to produce 1 unit of
each sector.
• E.g. To produce G 2S worth 1 €, we need 8 Ct of
G1‘, 15 Ct of G2‘, 8 Ct of G S2, 8 Ct of imports
and 54 Ct of GVA.
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Technical Coefficients I
Technical Coefficients a: G 1' G 2' G 3 G S1 G S2
Good 1' 0.09 0.03 0.02 0.00 0.08
Good 2' 0.09 0.28 0.24 0.14 0.15
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Good 3 0.00 0.26 0.24 0.00 0.00
Good S1 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Good S2 0.00 0.08 0.00 0.14 0.08
Total 0.18 0.64 0.50 0.29 0.31
Use of imported products 0.09 0.05 0.05 0.00 0.08
Taxes less subsidies 0.09 -0.08 0.05 0.00 0.08
Total Interm. Consumpt. 0.36 0.62 0.60 0.29 0.46
Cons. fixed capital 0.09 0.03 0.07 0.00 0.08
Other taxes 0.18 0.05 0.07 0.14 0.15
Employees' comp. 0.27 0.28 0.19 0.43 0.23
Surplus 0.09 0.03 0.07 0.14 0.08
Gross Value Added 0.64 0.38 0.40 0.71 0.54
Output 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
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The Leontiev Inverse I
• Subtract Technical Coefficients a from unity
matrix and invert the Leontiev Inverse LI.
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• If a sector is stimulated by production of 1 unit,
the LI tells us the effect on all sectors‘ outputs.
• Column-wise sums are called Sector Multipliers.
Leontiev Inverse LI:G 1' G 2' G 3 G S1 G S2
Good 1' 1.11 0.07 0.06 0.03 0.10
Good 2' 0.16 1.61 0.51 0.27 0.28
Good 3 0.05 0.54 1.48 0.09 0.09
Good S1 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 0.00
Good S2 0.01 0.13 0.04 0.18 1.11
Sector Multipliers: 1.34 2.36 2.09 1.56 1.59
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The Leontiev Inverse II
• Production of 1 € of G S2 requires following
Outputs: 0.10 €, 0.28 €, 0.09 €, 0 €, and 1.11 €.
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• Producing sector‘s own value ≥ 1.00 since 1 € is
created automatically by production while cycles
in the IGM (may) lead back to the sector.
• This 1.00 is the direct effect, the value exceeding
it is the indirect effect from the supply chain.
• The higher the Sector Multipliers, the more
connected a sector is to the rest of the economy.
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Interpreting Multipliers I
1 2 3 4 5
1 0 1 0 0 0
2 0 0 1 0 0
3 0 0 0 0 0
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4 0 0 0 0 0
5 0 0 0 0 0
Total 0 1 1 0 0
Imports 0 0 0 1 10
Gross Value Added 1 1 1 1 1
Output 1 2 2 2 11
Technical Coefficients a: 1 2 3 4 5
1 0.00 0.50 0.00 0.00 0.00
2 0.00 0.00 0.50 0.00 0.00 Leontiev Inverse LI: 1 2 3 4 5
3 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 1.00 0.50 0.25 0.00 0.00
4 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
2 0.00 1.00 0.50 0.00 0.00
5 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total 0.00 0.50 0.50 0.00 0.00
3 0.00 0.00 1.00 0.00 0.00
Imports 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.50 0.91 4 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 0.00
Gross Value Added 1.00 0.50 0.50 0.50 0.09 5 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00
Output 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Sector Multipliers: 1.00 1.50 1.75 1.00 1.00
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Interpreting Multipliers II
• Sector 1 needs no intermediate goods, just 1 GVA.
• Sector 2 needs 1 good 1 and 1 GVA.
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• Sector 3 needs 1 good 2 and 1 GVA.
• Production of 1 good 3 requires:
• 1.00 goods 3 (production itself),
• 0.50 goods 2 which need
• 0.25 goods 3.
• Total Output equals 1.75.
• Can be read off the Leontiev Inverse directly.
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Interpreting Multipliers III
• Imports of intermediate goods result in money
leaving the domestic economic cycle.
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• Sector 4 and sector 5 need 1 GVA each, while
importing 1 and 10 units each.
• If nothing is bought domestically, everything but
the direct effect leaves the country
Sector Multiplier = 1.00
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Interpreting Multipliers IV
1 2 3 4 5
1 0 1 8 0 3
2 0 0 3 3 4
3 0 0 4 4 4
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4 0 0 2 2 10
5 0 0 1 1 9
Total 0 1 18 10 30
Imports 0 0 2 2 2
Gross Value Added 1 1 25 25 25
Output 1 2 45 37 57
Technical Coefficients a: 1 2 3 4 5
1 0.00 0.50 0.18 0.00 0.05
2 0.00 0.00 0.07 0.08 0.07 Leontiev Inverse LI: 1 2 3 4 5
3 0.00 0.00 0.09 0.11 0.07 1 1.00 0.50 0.24 0.07 0.14
4 0.00 0.00 0.04 0.05 0.18
2 0.00 1.00 0.08 0.10 0.11
5 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.03 0.16
Total 0.00 0.50 0.40 0.27 0.53
3 0.00 0.00 1.11 0.13 0.12
Imports 0.00 0.00 0.04 0.05 0.04 4 0.00 0.00 0.06 1.07 0.23
Gross Value Added 1.00 0.50 0.56 0.68 0.44 5 0.00 0.00 0.03 0.04 1.20
Output 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Sector Multipliers: 1.00 1.50 1.52 1.41 1.80
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Interpreting Multipliers V
• Here sectors 1 and 2 don‘t / hardly need anything.
• Sector 3 focusses on 1 and 2 low indirect
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effects, as suppliers do not need many
intermediate goods.
• Sector 4 needs 0 of good 1 whith little difference
as good 1 is economically inert.
• Sector 5 focusses on itself and sector 4 (the more
active sectors)
high Sector Multiplier = high indirect effects.
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Interpreting Multipliers VI
• High Sector Multipliers:
– a lot of output through the whole economy,
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– high share of intermediate goods in output,
– low share of GVA in output,
– low share of imports in output,
– ususally politicians and economists like it.
• Adding all direct and indirect effects lets us
calculate the project‘s Multiplier on the whole
economy.
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Leontiev Inverse and Output
• Leontiev Inverse is also used to calculate
economy‘s output to satisfy additional Final Use Y.
• Multiply LI x Y = X where X is Output.
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• Check by doing so for IOT‘s Final Use Y.
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14 39
Final Use: 22 Output: 42
7 7
8 13
Sum: 58 112
Multiplier: 1.93
• Use values for analysis (e.g. 35 m € for stadium):
0 1
0 9
Final Use: 0 Output: 3
35 35
0 6
Sum: 35 55 26
Multiplier: 1.56
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GVA and Employment
• Indirect Output effects of direct stimulus can now
be calculated.
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• Relation between Output, GVA, and employment
is known from IOT and employment statistics.
• Use these relations to calculate indirect GVA
and employment effects.
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The Ratios
• GVA / Output: calculated for technical coefficients.
• Employment / Output: how much `turnover is
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needed to employ one person.
• Data and calculations from previous example:
G 1' G 2' G3 G S1 G S2
Gross Value Added 7 15 17 5 7 51
Output 11 39 42 7 13 112
Employment: 140 280 320 110 130 980
GVA - share: 0.64 0.38 0.40 0.71 0.54 0.46
Employment ratio: 12.73 7.18 7.62 15.71 10.00 8.75
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Sectorwise Calculation of Effects
• Multiply GVA-shares and employment ratios
sectorwise by direct and indirect effects:
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Direct Effect:
Final Use: 0.00 0.00 0.00 35.00 0.00 35.00
GVA required: 0.00 0.00 0.00 25.00 0.00 25.00
Employment requ.: 0.00 0.00 0.00 550.00 0.00 550.00
Total Effect:
Output required: 0.88 9.46 3.18 35.00 6.21 54.72
GVA required: 0.56 3.64 1.29 25.00 3.34 33.83
Employment requ.: 11.14 67.92 24.26 550.00 62.05 715.37
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Interpretation
• Multipliers: total effect / direct effect:
– 54.72 / 35.00 = 1.56 for Output
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– 33.83 / 25.00 = 1.35 for GVA
– 715.37 / 550.00 = 1.30 for employment
• For each Euro Output generated in the directly
sport-related company, another 0.56 Euro is
generated in the supply network.
• One Euro GVA directly sport-related, another
1.35 Euro GVA in supply network.
• One employee directly sport-related, another
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ORIGIN OF GVA
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Everything Consisits of Pure GVA
Finished product of company A
GVA within company A Intermediate goods for company A
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Supplier
GVA within supplier Intermediate goods for supplier
2nd level Supplier
GVA within 2nd level supplier Intermediate goods for 2nd level supplier
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Generation of GVA
• At each level of suppliers, GVA is added to
intermediate goods.
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• Other way round: follow a product worth x €
back through all stages of intermediate goods
the sum of GVA aggregates to x €.
• Every payment by final consumer can be
allocated to GVA-generation somewhere.
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Calculate Domestic GVA
• Intermediate goods can be imported!
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• GVA then is `lost to some foreign economy.
• Percentage of domestic GVA-generation within
each sector can be calculated by:
Gd = g x LI
Gd: GVA domestic
g: GVA share in Output
LI: Leontiev Inverse
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Domestic and Imported GVA
Leontiev Inverse LI: G 1' G 2' G3 G S1 G S2
Good 1' 1.11 0.07 0.06 0.03 0.10
Good 2' 0.16 1.61 0.51 0.27 0.28
Good 3 0.05 0.54 1.48 0.09 0.09
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Good S1 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 0.00
Good S2 0.01 0.13 0.04 0.18 1.11
Sector Multipliers: 1.34 2.36 2.09 1.56 1.59
GVA shares: 0.64 0.38 0.40 0.71 0.54
Import shares: 0.09 0.05 0.05 0.00 0.08
Domestic GVA: 0.80 0.96 0.85 0.97 0.81
Imported GVA: 0.11 0.13 0.11 0.03 0.11
• 80% of GVA of G1‘ are generated domestically.
• 11% of GVA of G1‘ are generated domestically.
• Difference?
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Difference
• The difference between shares of imported and
domestically generated GVA are shares of
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Taxes less Subsidies!
• They are domestic, but not officially GVA.
• Note that some taxes count as GVA, others not.
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13 Appendix F – Vilnius Definition of Sport
This table shows the CPA categories which contain sport-related activities according to
the Vilnius definition of sport.
The following information is contained in the table:
Column A: Examples of sport-specific goods and services included in the CPA-
categories.
Column B: N.D. = Narrow definition of Sport ("x" means: included in the narrow
definition of sport)
Column C: B.D. = Broad definition of Sport ("x" means: included in the broad
definition of sport)
Columns D & E: Includes CPA 2008-categories defined sport-specific.
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Definition of Sport - Version 2.0 ("Vilnius Definition 2.0") according to CPA 2008
Including sports-related content (examples) ND BD Included CPA 2008-Categories (sports-related)
STATISTICAL DEFINITION OF SPORT
Operation of swimming pools and stadiums
R 93.11.10 Sports facility operation services
Operation of other sports arenas and stadiums
R 93.12.10 Services of sport clubs
R 93.13.10 Services of fitness facilities
R 93.19.11 Sports and recreational sports event promotion services
Other sporting activities
R 93.19.12 Services of athletes
R 93.19.13 Support services related to sports and recreation
R 93.19.19 Other sports and recreational sports services
NARROW AND BROAD DEFINITION OF SPORT
Agriculture, hunting and related service activities
Agricultural service activities necessary for growing of bush for
x x A 01.19.10 Forage crops
racehorses
Farming/Breeding of racehorses x x A 01.43.10 Horses and other equines, live
Breeding of racehorses (e.g. artificial insemination of racehorses),
x x A 01.62.10 Support services to animal production
Cleaning of racehorse stable
Manufacture of food products and beverages
Manufacture of dietary supplement (for athletes) x C 10.86.10 Homogenised food preparations and dietetic food
Prepared feeds for race horses x x C 10.91.10 Prepared feeds for farm animals, except lucerne meal and pellets
Production of energy drinks used during sports activities x C 11.07.19 Other non alcoholic beverages
Manufacture of textiles
Tarpaulins, awnings and sunblinds; sails for boats, sailboards or landcraft; tents and camping goods
C 13.92.22
(including pneumatic mattresses)
Manufacture of sails for boats; Manufacture of sleeping bags;
x x C 13.92.23 Parachutes (including dirigible parachutes) and rotochutes; parts thereof
Manufacture of parachutes;
Quilts, eiderdowns, cushions, pouffes, pillows, sleeping bags and the like, fitted with springs or stuffed
C 13.92.24
or internally fitted with any material or of cellular rubber or plastics
C 13.94.11 Twine, cordage, rope and cables, of jute or other textile bast fibres
Knotted netting of twine, cordage or rope, made up nets of textile materials; articles of yarn, strip
Manufacture of rope used für sports activities (climbing) x x C 13.94.12
n.e.c.
C 13.94.20 Rags, scrap twine, cordage, rope and cables and worn out articles of textile materials
Manufacture of wearing apparel
Manufacture of leather clothes used for motorsports activities x x C 14.11.10 Apparel of leather or of composition of leather
C 14.12.11 Men's ensembles, jackets and blazers, industrial and occupational
Manufacture of workware used for sports activities (e.g. pilot
x x C 14.12.12 Men's trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts, industrial and occupational
jackets)
C 14.12.21 Women' s ensembles, jackets and blazers, industrial and occupational
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C 14.12.22 Women's trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and sorts, industrial and occupational
Men's or boys' overcoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, anoraks, windcheaters, wind-jackets and similar
C 14.13.11
articles, knitted or crocheted
Men's or boys' suits, ensembles, jackets, blazers, trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts,
C 14.13.12
knitted or crocheted
Women's or girls' overcoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, anoraks, windcheaters, wind-jackets and similar
C 14.13.13
articles, knitted or crocheted
Women's or girls' suits, ensembles, jackets, blazers, dresses, skirts, divided skirts, trousers, bib and
C 14.13.14
brace overalls, breeches and shorts, knitted or crocheted
Men's or boys' overcoats, raincoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, anoraks, wind-cheaters, wind-jackets and
C 14.13.21
similar articles of textile fabrics, not knitted or crocheted
Manufacture of other outerwear used for sports activities; C 14.13.22 Men's or boys' suits and ensembles of textile fabrics, not knitted or crocheted
x x
Manufacture of riding dresses C 14.13.23 Men's or boys' jackets and blazers, of textile fabrics, not knitted or crocheted
Men's or boys' trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts of textile fabrics, not knitted or
C 14.13.24
crocheted
Women's or girls' overcoats, car coats, capes, cloaks, anoraks, wind-cheaters, wind-jackets and similar
C 14.13.31
articles of textile fabrics, not knitted or crocheted
C 14.13.32 Women's or girls' suits and ensembles of textile fabrics, not knitted or crocheted
C 14.13.33 Women's or girls' jackets and blazers of textile fabrics, not knitted or crocheted
C 14.13.34 Women's or girls' dresses, skirts and divided skirts of textile fabrics, not knitted or crocheted
Women's or girls' trousers, bib and brace overalls, breeches and shorts of textile fabrics, not knitted or
C 14.13.35
crocheted
C 14.13.40 Worn clothing and other worn articles
C 14.14.11 Men's or boys' shirts, knitted or crocheted
Men's or boys' underpants, briefs, nightshirts, pyjamas, bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar articles,
C 14.14.12
knitted or crocheted
C 14.14.13 Women's or girls' blouses, shirts and shirt-blouses, knitted or crocheted
Women's or girls' slips, petticoats, briefs, panties, nightdresses, pyjamas, dressing gowns, negligees,
C 14.14.14
bathrobes and similar articles, knitted or crocheted
C 14.14.21 Men's or boys' shirts, of textile fabric not knitted or crocheted
Manufacture of underwear used for sports activities (e.g.: skiing) x x Men's or boys' singlets and other vests, underpants, briefs, nightshirts, pyjamas, bathrobes, dressing
C 14.14.22
gowns, of textile fabric not knitted or crocheted
C 14.14.23 Women's or girls' blouses, shirts and shirt-blouses, of textile fabric not knitted or crocheted
Women's and girls' singlets and other vests, slips, petticoats, briefs, panties, nightdresses, pyjamas,
C 14.14.24
negligees, bathrobes, dressing gowns and similar articles, of textile fabric not knitted or crocheted
Brassieres, girdles, corsets, braces, suspenders, garters and similar articles and parts thereof, whether
C 14.14.25
or not knitted or crocheted
C 14.14.30 T-shirts, singlets and other vests, knitted or crocheted
C 14.19.12 Tracksuits, ski suits, swimwear and other garments, knitted or crocheted
C 14.19.13 Gloves, mittens and mitts, knitted or crocheted
Manufacture of caps used for sports activities (e.g.: skiing);
Other made-up clothing accessories and parts of garments or of clothing accessories, knitted or
Manufacture of gloves used for sports activities (e.g.: skiing); x x C 14.19.19
crocheted
Manufacture of tracksuits; Manufacture of skisuits
C 14.19.22 Tracksuits, ski suits and swimwear; other garments of textile fabric, not knitted or crocheted
C 14.19.23 Handkerchiefs, shawls, scarves, veils, ties, cravats, gloves and other made-up clothing accessories;
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parts of garments or of clothing accessories, of textile fabric, not knitted or crocheted, n.e.c.
C 14.19.31 Clothing accessories of leather or of composition leather, except sports gloves
C 14.19.32 Garments made up of felt or non-wovens, textile fabrics impregnated or coated
Hat forms, hat bodies and hoods of felt; plateaux and manchons of felt; hat shapes, plaited or made by
C 14.19.41
assembling strips of any material
Hats and other headgear, of felt, or plaited or made by assembling strips of any material, or knitted or
C 14.19.42
crocheted or made up from lace or other textile fabric in the piece; hairnets
Other headgear, except headgear of rubber or of plastics, safety headgear and asbestos headgear;
C 14.19.43
headbands, linings, covers, hat foundations, hat frames, peaks and chinstraps, for headgear
Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery, harness and footwear
Manufacture of saddle goods x x C 15.12.11 Saddlery and harness for any animal, of any material
Waterproof footwear, with outer soles and uppers of rubber or plastics, other than footwear
C 15.20.11
incorporating a protective metal toe-cap
C 15.20.12 Footwear with outer soles and uppers of rubber or plastics, other than waterproof or sports footwear
Manufacture of footweare used for sports activities (e.g. tennis Footwear with uppers of leather, other than sports footwear, footwear incorporating a protective
x x C 15.20.13
shoes, football shoes, running shoes,…) metal toe-cap and miscellaneous special footwear
C 15.20.21 Tennis shoes, basketball shoes, gym shoes, training shoes and the like
C 15.20.29 Other sports footwear, except snow-ski footwear and skating boots
C 15.20.31 Footwear incorporating a protective metal toe-cap
Publishing, printing and reproduction of recorded media
C 18.11.10 Newspaper printing services
Printing services for postage stamps, taxation stamps, documents of titles, smart cards, cheques and
C 18.12.11
other security papers and the like
C 18.12.13 Printing services for journals and periodicals, appearing less than four times a week
Printing and service activities related to sports books, newspapers,
x Printing services for books, maps, hydrographic or similar charts of all kinds, pictures, designs and
journals, periodicals C 18.12.14
photographs, postcards
C 18.13.10 Pre-press services
C 18.14.10 Binding and related services
Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products
C 19.20.21 Motor spirit (gasoline), including aviation spirit
Manufacture of Petrol used in sports vehicles x
C 19.20.25 Kerosene-type jet fuel
Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products - "Medical Care"
C 21.20.11 Medicaments, containing penicillins or other antibiotics
C 21.20.12 Medicaments, containing hormones, but not antibiotics
C 21.20.13 Medicaments, containing alkaloids or derivatives thereof, but not hormones or antibiotics
Manufacture of pharmaceutical preparations used for sports-
x x C 21.20.21 Antisera and vaccines
activities (e.g. medical care for athletes)
C 21.20.22 Chemical contraceptive preparations based on hormones or spermicides
C 21.20.23 Diagnostic reagents and other pharmaceutical preparations
C 21.20.24 Adhesive dressings, catgut and similar materials; first-aid boxes
Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products - "Injury"
Manufacture of pharmaceutical preparations used for sports- C 21.20.11 Medicaments, containing penicillins or other antibiotics
x
activities (e.g. after injury during sports activities) C 21.20.12 Medicaments, containing hormones, but not antibiotics
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C 21.20.13 Medicaments, containing alkaloids or derivatives thereof, but not hormones or antibiotics
C 21.20.21 Antisera and vaccines
C 21.20.22 Chemical contraceptive preparations based on hormones or spermicides
C 21.20.23 Diagnostic reagents and other pharmaceutical preparations
C 21.20.24 Adhesive dressings, catgut and similar materials; first-aid boxes
Manufacture of rubber and plastic products
Manufacture of pneumatic rubber tyres used for motor sports cars; C 22.11.11 New pneumatic tyres, of rubber, of a kind used on motor cars
Manufacture of pneumatic rubber tyres used for motor sports C 22.11.12 New pneumatic tyres, of rubber, of a kind used on motorcycles or bicycles
x x
motorcycles or bicycles; Manufacture of pneumatic rubber tyres C 22.11.13 New pneumatic tyres, of rubber, of a kind used on buses, lorries or aircraft
used for motor sports aircrafts C 22.11.15 Inner tubes, solid or cushion tyres, interchangeable tyre treads and tyre flaps, of rubber
Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment
C 25.40.12 Revolvers, pistols, non-military firearms and similar devices
Manufacture of weapons and ammunition used for sports activities Bombs, missiles and similar munitions of war; cartridges, other ammunition and projectiles and parts
x x C 25.40.13
(e.g. Biathlon) thereof
C 25.40.14 Parts of military weapons and other arms
Manufacture of bicycle chains (used for sports activities);
Manufacture of hooks (used for climbing); 'Manufacture of Swords,
x x C 25.71.15 Swords, cutlasses, bayonets, lances and similar arms and parts thereof
cutlasses, bayonets, lances and similar arms and parts thereof (used
for sports activities, e.g. foil fencing)
Manufacture of watches and clocks
C 26.52.11 Wrist-watches, pocket-watches, with case of precious metal or of metal clad with precious metal
Manufacture of watches and clocks used by athletes (e.g. divers, C 26.52.12 Other wrist-watches, pocket-watches and other watches, including stop-watches
x x
alpinists) C 26.52.14 Clocks with watch movements; alarm clocks and wall clocks; other clocks
C 26.52.28 Time-registers, time-recorders, parking meters; time switches with clock or watch movement
Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers
C 29.10.21 Vehicles with spark-ignition engine of a cylinder capacity = 1 500 cm³, new
C 29.10.22 Vehicles with spark-ignition engine of a cylinder capacity > 1 500 cm³, new
C 29.10.23 Vehicles with compression-ignition internal combustion piston engine (diesel or semi-diesel), new
C 29.10.24 Other motor vehicles for the transport of persons
Manufacture of motor vehicles used for motor sports; Manufacture C 29.10.30 Motor vehicles for the transport of 10 or more persons
x x
of snow mobiles used on ski trails; Manufacture of golf cars Goods vehicles, with compression-ignition internal combustion piston engine (diesel or semi-diesel),
C 29.10.41
new
C 29.10.42 Goods vehicles, with spark-ignition internal combustion piston engine; other goods vehicles, new
C 29.10.52 Vehicles for travelling on snow, golf cars and the like, with engines
C 29.10.59 Special-purpose motor vehicles n.e.c.
C 29.20.10 Bodies for motor vehicles
Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles used for
C 29.20.21 Containers specially designed for carriage by one or more modes of transport
transport of sports equipment; Manufacture of trailers and semi- x x
C 29.20.22 Trailers and semi-trailers of the caravan type, for housing or camping
trailers used for transport of sports equipment
C 29.20.23 Other trailers and semi-trailers
Manufacture of other transport equipment
C 30.12.11 Sailboats (except inflatable) for pleasure or sports, with or without auxiliary motor
Building of sporting boats x x C 30.12.12 Inflatable vessels for pleasure or sports
C 30.12.19 Other vessels for pleasure or sports; rowing boats and canoes
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C 30.12.99 Sub-contracted operations as part of manufacturing of pleasure and sporting boats
C 30.30.12 Turbo-jets and turbo-propellers
C 30.30.20 Balloons and dirigibles; gliders, hang gliders and other non-powered aircraft
Manufacture of sporting airplanes; Manufacture of sporting gliders
x x
and hang gliders; Manufacture of sporting balloons C 30.30.32 Aeroplanes and other aircraft, of an unladen weight = 2 000 kg
C 30.30.33 Aeroplanes and other aircraft, of an unladen weight > 2 000 kg but = 15 000 kg
C 30.30.34 Aeroplanes and other aircraft, of an unladen weight > 15 000 kg
Motorcycles and cycles with an auxiliary motor with reciprocating internal combustion piston engine =
C 30.91.11
50 cm³
Manufacture of motorcycles used for motor sports; Manufacture of
C 30.91.12 Motorcycles with reciprocating internal combustion piston engine > 50 cm³
bicycles used for sports; Manufacture of invalid carriages used for x x
C 30.91.13 Motorcycles n.e.c.; side-cars
sports
C 30.92.10 Bicycles and other cycles, not motorised
C 30.92.20 Invalid carriages, excluding parts and accessories
Manufacture of riding sports equipment (horse and cart) x x C 30.99.10 Other transport equipment n.e.c.
Other manufactured goods
Manufacture of skis, bindings and poles; 'Manufacture of ice skates C 32.30.11 Snow-skis and other snow-ski equipment, except footwear; ice skates and roller skates; parts thereof
and roller skates; parts thereof; Manufacture of water-skis,
C 32.30.12 Snow-ski footwear
surfboards, sailboards and other water-sport equipment;
x x C 32.30.13 Water-skis, surfboards, sailboards and other water-sport equipment
Manufacture of other sports goods; 'Installation, repair and
C 32.30.14 Gymnasium, fitness centre or athletics articles and equipment
maintenance services of skis, bindings and poles; 'Installation, repair
and maintenance services of other sports equipment C 32.30.15 Other articles and equipment for sports or outdoor games; swimming pools and paddling pools
C 32.30.16 Fishing rods, other line fishing tackle; articles for hunting or fishing n.e.c.
Manufacture of billiard tables; Manufacture of bowling alleys;
Manufacture of video sports games; Manufacture of video game
x x C 32.40.42 Articles for billiards, articles for funfair, table or parlour games; other games, coin- or disc-operated
consoles used for playing sports games; 'Installation, repair and
maintenance services of bowling-alley equipment
Manufacture of orthopaedic shoes used after sports injury or
x x C 32.50.22 Artificial joints; orthopaedic appliances; artificial teeth; dental fittings; artificial parts of the body n.e.c.
athletes in disabled sports
Manufacture of goggles used by diving/swimming athletes; C 32.50.41 Contact lenses; spectacle lenses of any material
Manufacture of contact lenses used by diving/swimming athletes; x x
C 32.50.42 Spectacles, goggles and the like, corrective, protective or other
Manufacture of spectacles used by alpinists, climbers)
Manufacture of articels used in dental surgery (after sport injury) x C 32.50.50 Other articles for medical or surgical purposes
C 32.99.11 Safety headgear and other safety products
Manufacture of bathing caps and other products used in sports x x
C 32.99.59 Other miscellaneous articles n.e.c.
Repair and installation services
C 33.11.12 Repair and maintenance services of tanks, reservoirs and containers of metal
C 33.11.14 Repair and maintenance services of weapons and ammunition
Repair of sporting boats and parts of sporting boats, sporting
x x
airplanes and parts of sporting airplanes, weapons used for sports C 33.12.11 Repair and maintenance services of engines and turbines, except aircraft, vehicle and cycle engines
C 33.12.12 Repair and maintenance services of fluid power equipment, other pumps, compressors, taps and
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valves
C 33.12.13 Repair and maintenance services of bearings, gears, gearing and driving elements
C 33.13.11 Repair and maintenance services of instruments and appliances for measuring, testing and navigation
C 33.13.19 Repair and maintenance services of other professional electronic equipment
C 33.15.10 Repair and maintenance services of ships and boats
C 33.16.10 Repair and maintenance services of aircraft and spacecraft
Repair of snow mobiles used in ski trails, invalid carriages used for
x x C 33.17.19 Repair and maintenance services of other transport equipment n.e.c.
sports, golf cars
Repair of rope used for sporting activities x x C 33.19.10 Repair services of nets and ropework
Installation and repair of bowling-alley equipment, equipment of C 33.20.39 Installation services of other special-purpose machinery
x x
fitness facilities and the like C 33.20.70 Installation services of other goods n.e.c.
Construction
F 41.00.20 Non-residential buildings
Construction works for non-residential buildings (new works, additions, alterations and renovation
F 41.00.40
works)
F 42.91.10 Coastal and port constructions, dams, locks and related hydro-mechanical structures
Construction of sports-infrastructure x x
Construction works for coastal and port constructions, dams, locks and related hydro-mechanical
F 42.91.20
structures
F 42.99.12 Sport and recreation constructions
F 42.99.22 Construction works for structures of outdoor stadia and sport grounds
F 43.99.90 Specialised construction works n.e.c.
Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
G 45.11.21 Specialised store retail trade services of new passenger motor vehicles
Specialised store retail trade services of new specialised passenger motor vehicles such as ambulances
G 45.11.23
and minibuses, etc. and off-road motor vehicles (with a weight = 3,5 tons)
G 45.11.31 Internet retail trade services of cars and light motor vehicles
G 45.11.39 Other retail trade services of cars and light motor vehicles n.e.c.
Sale of motor sports vehicles x x
G 45.11.41 Internet wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of cars and light motor vehicles
G 45.11.49 Other wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of cars and light motor vehicles
G 45.19.39 Other retail trade services of motor vehicles n.e.c.
G 45.19.41 Internet wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of other motor vehicles
G 45.19.49 Other wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of other motor vehicles
Ordinary maintenance and repair services (except electrical system, tyre and body repair services) of
G 45.20.11
cars and light goods motor vehicles
G 45.20.12 Electrical system repair services of cars and light goods motor vehicles
Maintenance and repair of motor sports vehicles x x
G 45.20.13 Tyre repair services, including wheel adjustment and balancing of cars and light goods motor vehicles
Body repair and similar services (door, lock, window, repainting, collision repair) of cars and light goods
G 45.20.14
motor vehicles
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Ordinary maintenance and repair services (except electrical system and body repair services) of other
G 45.20.21
motor vehicles
G 45.20.22 Electrical system repair services of other motor vehicles
Body repair and similar services (door, lock, window, repainting, collision repair) of other motor
G 45.20.23
vehicles
G 45.20.30 Car-washing, polishing and similar services
G 45.40.20 Specialised store retail trade services of motorcycles and related parts and accessories
Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and G 45.40.30 Other retail trade services of motorcycles and related parts and accessories
x x
accessories used for sports G 45.40.40 Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of motorcycles and related parts and accessories
G 45.40.50 Maintenance and repair services of motorcycles
Wholesale trade and commission trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycle - "Medical care"
Agents involved in the sale of race horses x x G 46.11.11 Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of live animals
Agents involved in the sale of sports clothing, footware, leather G 46.16.12 Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of clothing, fur and footwear
x x
goods G 46.16.13 Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of leather goods and travel accessories
Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of pharmaceutical and medical goods, perfumery
G 46.18.11
and toilet articles and cleaning materials
Agents specializing in the sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of games and toys, sports goods, bicycles, books,
x x
used for sports-activities (e.g. medical care for athletes) G 46.18.12 newspapers, magazines and stationary, musical instruments, watches, clocks and jewellery,
photographic and optical equipment
G 46.18.19 Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of other particular products n.e.c.
Wholesale of race horses x x
Wholesale of dietary supplement (for athletes)in specialized stores; G 46.38.21 Wholesale trade services of homogenised food preparations and dietetic food
Retail sale of energy drinks in specialized stores (used during sports x
G 46.38.29 Wholesale trade services of other food products n.e.c.
activities)
G 46.41.12 Wholesale trade services of fabrics
Wholesale of sails for boats; Manufacture of sleeping bags;
x x Wholesale trade services of household linens, curtains and diverse household articles of textile
Manufacture of parachutes; G 46.41.13
materials
G 46.42.11 Wholesale trade services of clothing
Wholesale of sports clothing; Wholesale of sports footwear x x
G 46.42.12 Wholesale trade services of footwear
Wholesale of records, audio and video tapes, CDs and DVDs with G 46.43.13 Wholesale trade services of records, audio and video tapes, CDs and DVDs (except blank tapes)
x
sports content; G 46.43.14 Wholesale trade services of photographic and optical goods
Wholesale of pharmaceutical goods, orthopaedic appliances and G 46.46.11 Wholesale trade services of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations
medical and surgical equipment used for sports-activities (e.g. x x
G 46.46.12 Wholesale trade services of surgical, medical and orthopaedic instruments and devices
medical care for athletes)
Wholesale of video sports games; Wholesale of video game consoles
x G 46.49.31 Wholesale trade services of musical instruments
used for playing sports games
Wholesale of sports goods x x G 46.49.33 Wholesale trade services of sports goods (incl. bicycles)
Wholesale trade services of blank audio and video tapes and diskettes, magnetic and optical disks CDs
Wholesale of records, blank audio and video tapes, CDs and DVDs x G 46.52.13
and DVDs
for sports content;
x x G 46.71.12 Wholesale trade services of motor spirit, including aviation spirit
Wholesale trade and commission trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycle - "Injury"
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Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of pharmaceutical and medical goods, perfumery
G 46.18.11
and toilet articles and cleaning materials
Agents specializing in the sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of games and toys, sports goods, bicycles, books,
x
used for sports-activities (e.g. after injury during sports activities) G 46.18.12 newspapers, magazines and stationary, musical instruments, watches, clocks and jewellery,
photographic and optical equipment
G 46.18.19 Wholesale trade services on a fee or contract basis of other particular products n.e.c.
Wholesale of pharmaceutical goods, orthopaedic appliances and G 46.46.11 Wholesale trade services of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations
medical and surgical equipment used for sports-activities (e.g. after x
G 46.46.12 Wholesale trade services of surgical, medical and orthopaedic instruments and devices
injury during sports activities)
Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles; repair of personal and household goods - Medical care"
Retail sale of dietary supplement (for athletes)in specialized stores; G 47.00.23 Retail trade services of homogenised food preparations and dietetic food
Retail sale of energy drinks in specialized stores (used during sports x
activities)
G 47.00.26 Retail trade services of other beverages
Retail sale of sport clothes x x G 47.00.51 Retail trade services of textiles
Retail sale of books (sports-related contents); Retail sale of sports G 47.00.61 Retail trade services of books
magazines; Retail sale of sports newspapers; Retail sale of books, x
G 47.00.62 Retail trade services of newspapers and magazines
magazines and newspapers (part of sports-related contents)
Retail sale of recorded audio and video tapes, DVDs, CDs and
x G 47.00.64 Retail trade services of music and video recordings
records with sports content
G 47.00.65 Retail trade services of sporting equipment
Retail sale of bicycles and sport goods x x
G 47.00.66 Retail trade services of camping equipment
Retail sale of video sports games x G 47.00.67 Retail trade services of games and toys
Retail sale not in stores of sports clothing x x G 47.00.71 Retail trade services of clothing
G 47.00.72 Retail trade services of footwear
Retail sale of sports footwear; Retail sale of sports leather goods x x
G 47.00.73 Retail trade services of leather goods and travel accessories
Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods used for sports- G 47.00.74 Retail trade services of pharmaceutical goods
x x
activities (e.g. medical care for athletes) G 47.00.75 Retail trade services of medical and orthopaedic goods
Retail sale of automotive fuel used by the athletes during motor
G 47.00.81 Retail trade services of automotive fuel
sports competitions, trainings
x x
Retail sale of photographic, optical and precision equipment used
G 47.00.82 Retail trade services of watches and jewellery
for sports (e.g. Diving, swimming)
Retail sale of photographic, optical and precision equipment used
x x G 47.00.83 Retail trade services of photographic, optical and precision equipment, services of opticians
for sports (e.g. Diving, swimming)
Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles; repair of personal and household goods - "Injury"
Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods used for sports- G 47.00.74 Retail trade services of pharmaceutical goods
x
activities (e.g. after injury during sports activities) G 47.00.75 Retail trade services of medical and orthopaedic goods
Land transport; transport via pipelines
Transport of athletes to competition; Transport of athletes to H 49.10.11 Passenger rail transport services for sightseeing
x
training site; Transport of sports tourists to sports events; Transport H 49.10.19 Other passenger rail transport services, interurban
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of sports tourists to destination of sports holidays H 49.31.10 Urban and suburban railway transport services of passengers
H 49.31.21 Urban and suburban scheduled road transport services of passengers
H 49.31.22 Mixed mode urban and suburban scheduled transport services of passengers
H 49.32.11 Taxi services
H 49.32.12 Rental services of passenger cars with driver
H 49.39.11 Interurban scheduled road transport services of passengers
H 49.39.12 Interurban special-purpose scheduled road transport services of passengers
H 49.39.13 Other special-purpose scheduled road transport services of passengers
H 49.39.20 Passenger transport services by funiculars, teleferics and ski-lifts
H 49.39.31 Rental services of buses and coaches with driver
H 49.39.32 Road transport services of passengers for sightseeing
Water transport
H 50.10.11 Sea and coastal passenger water transport services by ferries
H 50.10.19 Other sea and coastal passenger water transport services
Transport of athletes to competition; Transport of athletes to
H 50.10.20 Rental services of sea and coastal water vessels for passengers with operator
training site; Transport of sports tourists to sports events; Transport x
H 50.30.11 Inland passenger water transport services by ferries
of sports tourists to destination of sports holidays
H 50.30.19 Other inland passenger water transport services
H 50.30.20 Rental services of inland water vessels for passengers with operator
Air transport
H 51.10.11 Domestic scheduled air transport services of passengers
H 51.10.12 Domestic non-scheduled air transport services of passengers, except for sightseeing
Transport of athletes to competition; Transport of athletes to
H 51.10.13 International scheduled air transport services of passengers
training site; Transport of sports tourists to sports events; Transport x
H 51.10.14 International non-scheduled air transport services of passengers
of sports tourists to destination of sports holidays
H 51.10.20 Rental services of passenger air transport equipment with operator
H 52.21.25 Towing services for private and commercial vehicles
Hotels and restaurants
I 55.10.10 Room or unit accommodation services for visitors, with daily housekeeping (except time-share)
I 55.20.11 Room or unit accommodation services for visitors in youth hostels and holiday cabins
I 55.20.12 Room or unit accommodation services for visitors in time-share properties
Spending of athletes during competition, training; Spending of
sports tourists during sports events; Spending of sports tourists x I 55.20.19 Other room or unit accommodation services for visitors, without daily housekeeping
during sports holidays
I 55.30.11 Camping ground services
I 55.30.12 Recreational vehicle park and trailer park services
I 55.90.19 Other accommodation services n.e.c.
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I 56.10.11 Meal serving services with full restaurant service
I 56.10.12 Meal serving services in railway dining cars and on ships
I 56.10.13 Meal serving services in self-service establishments
I 56.10.19 Other meal serving services
I 56.21.19 Other event catering services
I 56.29.20 Canteen services
I 56.30.10 Beverage serving services
Publishing services; motion picture production and sound recording
J 58.11.12 Printed professional, technical and scholarly books
J 58.11.14 Printed dictionaries and encyclopaedias
J 58.11.15 Printed atlases and other books with maps
J 58.11.16 Printed maps and hydrographic or similar charts, other than in book form
J 58.11.19 Other printed books, brochures, leaflets and the like
J 58.11.20 Books on disk, tape or other physical media
J 58.13.10 Printed newspapers
J 58.13.20 On-line newspapers
J 58.14.11 Printed general interest journals and periodicals
J 58.14.20 On-line journals and periodicals
Publishing of books (sports-related contents); Publishing of sports
J 58.19.11 Printed postcards, cards bearing greetings and the like
newspapers; Publishing of newspapers (part of sports-related x
content); Publishing of sports journals and periodicals; J 58.19.12 Printed pictures, designs and photographs
J 58.19.13 Printed transfers (decalcomanias), calendars
Printed unused postage, revenue or similar stamps; stamp-impressed paper; cheque forms; banknotes,
J 58.19.14
stock, share or bond certificates and similar documents of title
J 58.19.29 Other on-line content n.e.c.
J 58.29.29 Other application software, packaged
J 59.11.11 Motion picture production services
J 59.11.12 Promotional or advertisement motion picture and video production services
J 59.11.13 Other television programme production services
J 59.11.21 Motion picture, video and television programme originals
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J 59.11.22 Cinematographic film
J 59.11.23 Films and other video content on disk, tape or other physical media
J 59.12.11 Audio-visual editing services
J 59.12.12 Transfers and duplication of masters services
J 59.12.13 Colour correction and digital restoration services
J 59.12.14 Visual effects services
J 59.12.15 Animation services
J 59.12.16 Captioning, titling and subtitling services
J 59.12.17 Sound editing and design services
J 59.12.19 Other motion picture, video and television programme post-production services
J 59.13.11 Licensing services for film rights and their revenues
J 59.13.12 Other motion picture, video and television programme distribution services
J 59.20.11 Sound recording services
J 59.20.12 Live recording services
J 59.20.21 Radio programme production services
J 59.20.22 Radio programme originals
J 59.20.33 Musical audio disks, tapes or other physical media
J 59.20.34 Other audio disks and tapes
Broadcasting and news agency services
J 60.10.11 Radio programming and broadcasting services
J 60.10.12 Radio broadcasting originals
J 60.10.20 Radio channel programmes
J 60.10.30 Radio advertising time
J 60.20.11 On-line television programming and broadcasting services, except by subscription
J 60.20.12 Other television programming and broadcasting services, except by subscription
J 60.20.13 On-line television subscription programming and broadcasting services
Broadcasting and news agency services with sports contents x
J 60.20.14 Other television subscription programming and broadcasting services
J 60.20.20 Television broadcasting originals
J 60.20.31 Television channel programmes, except for subscription television
J 60.20.32 Subscription television channel programmes
J 60.20.40 Television advertising time
J 63.91.11 News agency services to newspapers and periodicals
J 63.91.12 News agency services to audio-visual media
Financial intermediation, except insurance and pension funding
Financial services for sports clubs; Financial services for athletes x K 64.91.10 Financial leasing services
Insurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security
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K 65.11.10 Life insurance services
K 65.12.11 Accident insurance services
K 65.12.12 Health insurance services
K 65.12.21 Motor vehicle insurance services, third party liability
K 65.12.29 Other motor vehicle insurance services
K 65.12.31 Railway rolling stock insurance services
K 65.12.32 Aircraft liability insurance services
K 65.12.33 Other aircraft insurance services
K 65.12.34 Ships liability insurance services
K 65.12.35 Other ships insurance services
K 65.12.36 Freight insurance services
K 65.12.41 Fire damage to property insurance services
K 65.12.49 Other damage to property insurance services
Risk insurance (e.g. insurance for Olympic Games); Infrastructure K 65.12.50 General liability insurance services
x K 65.12.90 Other non-life insurance services
insurance; Private insurance for athletes
K 65.20.11 Life reinsurance services
K 65.20.12 Accident reinsurance services
K 65.20.13 Health reinsurance services
K 65.20.21 Motor vehicle reinsurance services, third party liability
K 65.20.22 Other motor vehicle reinsurance services
K 65.20.23 Marine, aviation and other transport reinsurance services
K 65.20.24 Freight reinsurance services
K 65.20.25 Fire and other damage to property reinsurance services
K 65.20.31 General liability reinsurance services
K 65.20.50 Reinsurance services related to pension funding
K 65.20.60 Other non-life reinsurance services
K 65.30.11 Individual pension funding services
K 65.30.12 Group pension funding services
Professional and scientific services
M
Legal advisory and representation services concerning criminal law
69.10.11
M Legal advisory and representation services in judicial procedures concerning business and commercial
69.10.12 law
M
Legal advisory and representation services in judicial procedures concerning labour law
69.10.13
Legal activities for sports clubs; Legal activities for professional
x M
athletes Legal advisory and representation services in judicial procedures concerning civil law
69.10.14
M
Legal services concerning patents, copyrights and other intellectual property rights
69.10.15
M
Notarial services
69.10.16
M Arbitration and conciliation services
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69.10.17
M
Other legal services
69.10.19
M
Financial auditing services
69.20.10
M
Accounting review services
69.20.21
M
Compilation services of financial statements
69.20.22
M
Bookkeeping services
69.20.23
Financing and accounting activities for sports clubs; Financing and M
x Payroll services
accounting activities for professional athletes 69.20.24
M
Other accounting services
69.20.29
M
Corporate tax consulting and preparation services
69.20.31
M
Individual tax preparation and planning services
69.20.32
M
Insolvency and receivership services
69.20.40
M
Public relations and communication services
70.21.10
M
Strategic management consulting services
70.22.11
M
Financial management consulting services (except corporate tax)
70.22.12
M
Marketing management consulting services
70.22.13
Consulting and public relations activities for sports clubs; Consulting M
x Human resources management consulting services
and public relations activities for professional athletes 70.22.14
M
Production management consulting services
70.22.15
M
Business process management services
70.22.17
M
Other project management services, except construction project management services
70.22.20
M
Other business consulting services
70.22.30
Research and development in all fields of sports (Formula 1, other M
x Research and experimental development services in health biotechnology
motor sports,…) 72.11.11
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M
Research and experimental development services in environmental and industrial biotechnology
72.11.12
M
Research and experimental development services in agricultural biotechnology
72.11.13
M
Research and development originals in biotechnology
72.11.20
M
Research and experimental development services in physical sciences
72.19.13
M
Research and experimental development services in chemistry
72.19.14
M
Research and experimental development services in earth and related environmental sciences
72.19.15
M
Research and experimental development services in biological sciences
72.19.16
M
Research and experimental development services in nanotechnology
72.19.21
M Other research and experimental development services in engineering and technology, except
72.19.29 biotechnology
M
Research and experimental development services in medical sciences
72.19.30
M
Research and development originals in natural sciences and engineering, except for biotechnology
72.19.50
M
Research and experimental development services in economics and business
72.20.11
M
Research and experimental development services in psychology
72.20.12
M
Research and experimental development services in law
72.20.13
M
Research and development originals in social sciences and humanities
72.20.30
M
Sport event photography and videography services x Event photography and event videography services
74.20.23
M
Veterinary services for pet animals
75.00.11
Veterinary services for race horses x x
M
Other veterinary services
75.00.19
Adminsitrative and support services; travel agency and related services
Renting of sports equipment x x N 77.21.10 Rental and leasing services of recreational and sports goods
Renting of video tapes with sports content (Snowboarding,
x N 77.22.10 Rental services of video tapes and disks
Skateboarding)
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N 78.10.12 Permanent placement services, other than executive search services
Temporary employment services for sport events and sport toursim x N 78.20.15 Temporary employment agency services for the supply of hotels and restaurants personnel
N 78.20.19 Temporary employment agency services for the supply of other personnel
N 79.11.11 Reservation services for airlines
N 79.11.12 Reservation services for railways
N 79.11.13 Reservation services for buses
N 79.11.14 Reservation services for vehicle rental
N 79.11.19 Other travel agency services for transport reservations
N 79.11.21 Reservation services for accommodation
N 79.11.22 Reservation services for cruises
Reservation of transport, accommodation and tickets for athletes N 79.11.23 Reservation services for package tours
(during competitions) and sports tourists (during sport events and x N 79.12.11 Tour operator services for arranging and assembling tours
sport holidays) N 79.12.12 Tour managers services
N 79.90.11 Tourism promotion services
N 79.90.12 Visitor information services
N 79.90.20 Tourist guide services
N 79.90.31 Time-share exchange services
N 79.90.32 Reservation services for convention centres, congress centres and exhibit halls
Reservation services for event tickets, entertainment and recreational services and other reservation
N 79.90.39
services n.e.c.
Construction and maintenance of sport lawns x x N 81.30.10 Landscape services
Public administration and defence; compulsory social security - "Medical care"
O 84.12.11 Administrative educational services
Public administration of sports services x
O 84.12.14 Administrative recreational, cultural and religious services
O 84.30.11 Compulsory social security services concerning sickness, maternity or temporary disablement benefits
Compulsory social security activities (in order to provide medical
x x Compulsory social security services concerning government employee pension schemes; old-age,
care for athletes) O 84.30.12
disability or survivors' benefits other than for government employees
Public administration and defence; compulsory social security - "Injury"
O 84.30.11 Compulsory social security services concerning sickness, maternity or temporary disablement benefits
Compulsory social security activities (after injury during sports
x Compulsory social security services concerning government employee pension schemes; old-age,
activities) O 84.30.12
disability or survivors' benefits other than for government employees
Education
Sports education in elementary school (spending for sports trainers, P 85.31.11 On-line lower general secondary education services
x x
teachers) P 85.31.12 Other lower general secondary education services
P 85.31.13 On-line upper general secondary education services
P 85.31.14 Other upper general secondary education services
Sports education in secondary school (spending for sports trainers,
x x
teachers)
P 85.32.11 On-line technical and vocational lower secondary education services
P 85.32.12 Other technical and vocational lower secondary education services
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P 85.42.11 On-line first stage tertiary education services
P 85.42.12 Other first stage tertiary education services
Sports education in higher education (spending for sports trainers,
x x P 85.42.13 On-line second stage tertiary education services
teachers)
P 85.42.14 Other second stage tertiary education services
P 85.42.15 On-line third stage tertiary education services
P 85.42.16 Other third stage tertiary education services
Sports education services (skiing lessons, swimming lessons, riding
x x P 85.51.10 Sports and recreation education services
lessons etc.)
Sports education dancing schools x x P 85.52.11 Dancing schools and dance instructors services
Sports education in flying and sailing schools x x P 85.53.12 Flying and sailing school services
Educational support services for sport trainer x x P 85.60.10 Educational support services
Health and social work - "Medical Care"
Q 86.10.11 Hospital surgical services
Hospital activities for athletes (in order to provide medical care for Q 86.10.13 Hospital rehabilitation services
x x
athletes) Q 86.10.14 Hospital psychiatric services
Q 86.10.15 Other hospital services provided by medical doctors
Consultations and treatment by general practitioners for athletes (in Q 86.21.10 General medical practice services
order to provide medical care for athletes); Consultations and Q 86.22.11 Analysis and interpretation services of medical images
x x
treatment by medical and surgical specialists in ambulatories for
Q 86.22.19 Other specialist medical practice services
athletes (in order to provide medical care for athletes)
Q 86.90.11 Pregnancy related services
Q 86.90.12 Nursing services
Q 86.90.13 Physiotherapeutic services
Q 86.90.14 Ambulance services
Q 86.90.15 Medical laboratory services
Q 86.90.16 Blood, sperm and transplant organ bank services
Q 86.90.18 Mental health services
Other human health activities for athletes (in order to provide Q 86.90.19 Other human health services n.e.c.
x x
medical care for athletes) Q 87.10.10 Residential nursing care services
Residential care services for children suffering from mental retardation, mental health illnesses and
Q 87.20.11
substance abuse
Residential care services for adults suffering from mental retardation, mental health illnesses and
Q 87.20.12
substance abuse
Q 87.30.11 Welfare services delivered through residential institutions to elderly persons
Q 87.30.12 Welfare services delivered through residential institutions to disabled children and young people
Q 87.30.13 Welfare services delivered through residential institutions to disabled adults
Health and social work - "Injury"
Q 86.10.13 Hospital rehabilitation services
Hospital activities for athletes (after injury during sports activities) x
Q 86.10.14 Hospital psychiatric services
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Consultations and treatment by general practitioners for athletes
(after injury during sports activities); Consultations and treatment by
x Q 86.21.10 General medical practice services
medical and surgical specialists in ambulatories for athletes (after
injury during sports activities)
Orthodontic services for athletes (after injury during sports
x Q 86.23.11 Orthodontic services
activities)
Q 86.90.11 Pregnancy related services
Q 86.90.12 Nursing services
Q 86.90.13 Physiotherapeutic services
Q 86.90.14 Ambulance services
Q 86.90.15 Medical laboratory services
Q 86.90.16 Blood, sperm and transplant organ bank services
Q 86.90.19 Other human health services n.e.c.
Other human health activities after injury during sports x Q 87.10.10 Residential nursing care services
Residential care services for children suffering from mental retardation, mental health illnesses and
Q 87.20.11
substance abuse
Residential care services for adults suffering from mental retardation, mental health illnesses and
Q 87.20.12
substance abuse
Q 87.30.11 Welfare services delivered through residential institutions to elderly persons
Q 87.30.12 Welfare services delivered through residential institutions to disabled children and young people
Q 87.30.13 Welfare services delivered through residential institutions to disabled adults
Recreational, cultural and sporting activities
R 92.00.11 Gambling table services
R 92.00.12 Gambling machine services
R 92.00.13 Lotteries, numerical games and bingo services
Betting on sports events x R 92.00.14 On-line gambling services
R 92.00.19 Other gambling services
R 92.00.21 On-line betting services
R 92.00.29 Other betting services
R 93.29.11 Recreation parks and beach services
Services of lockboxes and changing rooms in recreation parks and
bathing beaches, services of marinas and skilopes, services of
x x R 93.29.19 Miscellaneous recreational services n.e.c.
tablefootball games, coin-operated machines for car racing games,
etc.
R 93.29.22 Coin-operated games machine services
Repair services
Repair of orthopaedic shoes, footwear and leather goods used by
x x S 95.23.10 Repair services of footwear and leather goods
athletes
Repair of sport clothings x x S 95.29.11 Repair and alteration services of garment and household textile articles
Repair of bicycles x x S 95.29.12 Repair services of bicycles
Repair of sports equipment x x S 95.29.14 Repair and maintenance services of sports equipment
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Allkirjastatud digitaalselt
TÖÖVÕTULEPING nr 6-9.1/155-1
Kultuuriministeerium (edaspidi tellija) ja Statistikaamet (edaspidi töövõtja), edaspidi eraldi pool või
koos pooled on sõlminud järgmise töövõtulepingu (edaspidi leping).
1. Lepingu ese
1.1. Töövõtja kohustub koostama spordi satelliitarvepidamise konto (edaspidi töö).
1.2. Töö peab vastama järgmistele tingimustele:
1.2.1. olema koostatud vastavalt Euroopa Komisjoni riiklike spordisatelliitkontode 2016. aastal tehtud
uuringus välja toodud metoodilisele raamistikule, mis on välja toodud lepingu lisas 1 Appendix D
osas;
1.2.2. olema võrreldav teiste EL riikide spordisatelliitkontodega;
1.2.3. olema koostatud arvutiprogrammis Excel lähtudes termini sport Vilniuse definitsiooni laiast
(broad) tõlgendusest võimaldades tagasi arvutust Vilniuse definitsiooni kitsale (narrow) ja
tuumik (core) tõlgendusele.
2. Töö üleandmine ja vastuvõtmine
2.1. Töövõtja annab valmis töö tellijale Excel-failina üle hiljemalt 10.12.2018.
2.2. Tellija vaatab töö üle 10 tööpäeva jooksul töö üleandmisest alates ning seejärel allkirjastavad pooled
töö üleandmise-vastuvõtmise akti.
2.3. Juhul kui tellija avastab töö lepingule mittevastavuse enne või mõistliku aja jooksul pärast
üleandmise-vastuvõtmise akti allkirjastamist ning teatab sellest koheselt töövõtjale, siis peab töövõtja
tegema tellija määratud täiendava tähtaja jooksul oma kulul vajalikud parandused.
3. Tasu
3.1. Tellija maksab töövõtjale töö tegemise eest tasu summas 23 114,91 eurot (edaspidi tasu), millele ei
lisandu käibemaksu.
3.2. Tellija tasub Töövõtja poolt esitatud arve hiljemalt 14 (neljateistkümne) kalendripäeva jooksul
arveväljastamise kuupäevast arvates.
3.3. Arve väljastamise aluseks on Poolte poolt allkirjastatud Töö üleandmise-vastuvõtmise akt.
4. Poolte vastutus
4.1. Pooled vastutavad oma lepinguliste kohustuste rikkumise eest seaduses ja lepingus sätestatud korras.
4.2. Juhul, kui töövõtja ei anna töö tellijale üle tähtaegselt, siis võib tellija nõuda leppetrahvi 0,2% tasust
iga viivituses oldud kalendripäeva eest, kuid mitte rohkem kui 20% tasust (edaspidi leppetrahv).
Tellija võib arvestada leppetrahvi tasust maha.
4.3. Tellija võib nõuda leppetrahvi tasumist ka aja eest, mil töövõtja teeb töös parandusi seoses töö
mittevastavusega lepingule.
4.4. Tellija peab esitama töövõtjale leppetrahvi nõude kolme kuu jooksul päevast, mil tal tekkis
leppetrahvi nõude esitamise õigus.
4.5. Kui töö ei vasta lepingutingimustele, siis võib tellija nõuda töövõtjalt töö parandamist või uue töö
tegemist, vähendada tasu või jätta tasu maksmata ning nõuda kahju hüvitamist seoses töö
hilinemisega või kahju tekitamisega (sh otsene varaline kahju ning ka saamata jäänud tulu).
5. Töövõtja õigused ja kohustused
5.1. Töövõtja kohustub teostama Töö kvaliteetselt ja Töö Tellijale üle andma tähtaegselt.
5.2. Töövõtja kohustub koheselt informeerima Tellijat kõikidest Töövõtjale teadaolevatest asjaoludest,
mis võivad takistada Lepingu täitmist.
5.3. Töövõtjal on õigus saada Tellijalt Tööks vajalikku informatsiooni.
5.4. Töövõtja täidab kõiki kehtivaid andmekaitsealaseid ja andmete turvalisust puudutavaid õigusakte ja
muid eeskirju ning on kohustatud kinni pidama Tellija nõuetest, standarditest, metoodikatest ja
tehnoloogiatest.
5.5. Lepingus sätestatud kohustuste mittetäitmisel on kohustust rikkunud Pool kohustatud hüvitama
teisele Poolele tekitatud faktilise kahju.
6. Tellija õigused ja kohustused
6.1. Tellija tagab niipea kui võimalik Töövõtjale Tellija käsutuses oleva mistahes informatsiooni ja
dokumentatsiooni, mis on Lepingu täitmiseks oluline.
6.2. Tellija kohustub kirjalikult koheselt informeerima Töövõtjat kõikidest Tellijale teadaolevatest
asjaoludest, mis võivad takistada Lepingu täitmist.
6.3. Tellija kohustub tasuma Lepingu punktis 3 nimetatud Tasu tähtaegselt.
6.4. Tellijal on kohustus tutvuda Töövõtja poolt saadud Töö tulemitega 10 (kümne) tööpäeva jooksul
ning vajadusel esitada omapoolsed parandus- või täiendusettepanekud.
6.5. Tellijal on õigus igal ajal Töö täitmise üle kontrolli teostamiseks nõuda kirjalike ja suuliste seletuste
esitamist Töö teostamise kohta.
6.6. Lepingus sätestatud kohustuste mittetäitmisel on kohustust rikkunud Pool kohustatud hüvitama
teisele Poolele tekitatud faktilise kahju.
7. Lepingu jõustumine, muutmine ja lõppemine
7.1. Leping jõustub, kui pooled on lepingu allkirjastanud.
7.2. Lepingu muudatused vormistatakse kirjalikult lepingu lisana ja jõustuvad pärast seda, kui pooled on
need allkirjastanud.
7.3. Leping lõpeb lepinguliste kohustuste täitmisel, lepingu ülesütlemisel või taganemisel või muul
seadusest tuleneval alusel.
7.4. Tellija võib lepingu igal ajal etteteatamistähtajata kirjalikult üles öelda. Sel juhul kohustub tellija
vastu võtma ülesütlemise hetkeks tehtud töö ning maksma selle eest tasu vastavalt tehtud töö mahule.
8. Lõppsätted
8.1. Tellija kontaktisik on Kaarel Nestor,
[email protected], 6282260.
8.2. Töövõtja kontaktisik on Kutt Kommel,
[email protected], 6259269.
8.3. Lepingust tulenevad vaidlused lahendatakse läbirääkimiste teel. Kokkuleppe mittesaavutamisel
lahendab vaidluse kohus.
Poolte allkirjad:
Tellija: Töövõtja:
Kultuuriministeerium Statistikaamet
Registrikood: 70000941 Registrikood: 70000332
E-posti aadress:
[email protected] E-posti aadress:
[email protected]
Arvelduskonto: Rahandusministeerium
SEB pank EE891010220034796011
Viitenumber: 2800045768
(allkirjastatud digitaalselt) (allkirjastatud digitaalselt)
Tarvi Pürn Mart Mägi
spordi asekantsler peadirektor
kantsleri ülesannetes