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Directorate for Science, Technology and Industry

Economic Analysis and Statistics Division

October 2010

OECD Input-Output database


OECDs Input-Output Database, with its internationally harmonised tables, is a useful empirical tool for economic
analysis of structural change and environmental impacts when used in conjunction with other international
databases on industrial structures. The growing importance of globalisation has increased demand for the
information offered by the input-output system.

Globalisation
indicators

Productivity
measurement
Input-Output
Database

Environmental
impact analysis

R-D / innovation
diffusion

Data coverage
The latest OECD Input-Output Database
includes tables for all OECD countries
(32 countries except Iceland) and
12 non-member countries covering the years
1995, 2000, 2005 and/or nearest years.
Through the use of a standard industry list
Available countries

based on ISIC Revision 3, comparisons can be

Format of OECD Input-Output Database

made across countries. The maximum


available number of sectors is 48
Total

(Manufacturing: 22, Services: 23)

Intermediate
Ind 1 Ind 2

Globalpopulation
coverage(64%,2005)

GFCF

Final demand
INV
Export

Import

CP

GFCF

Final demand
INV
Export

Import

CP

GFCF

Final demand
INV
Export

Import

Ind 1
Ind 2
VA
Output
Intermediate
Domestic Ind 1 Ind 2
Ind 1
Ind 2
Imports
VA
Output

GlobalGDP
coverage(88%,2005)

CP

Intermediate
Ind 48

Import Ind 1
Ind 1
Ind 2

CP: Consumption expenditure, GFCF: Gross fixed capital formation,


INV: Changes in inventories, VA: Value added

Examples of I-O based globalisation and environmental indicators


70%

The indicator of import penetration ratio of

60%

intermediate goods represents countries

1995

50%

2005

40%

positions in the global supply network of

30%

manufacturing products. Most countries

20%
10%

increased their import dependencies

0%
Japan

during the late 1990s and early 2000s.

60%

United
States

Brazil

Hungary

Luxembourg

Ireland

Import content of exports (vertical specialisation)

(Importcontentofexports,%)
50%

indicates the backward effects of global supply

1995
40%

Imported
intermediate
inputshare

2005

chains of exports. The direct and indirect

30%

imported intermediate values that are included in

20%

countrys exports are measured. The larger OECD

10%

countries and natural resource-oriented

0%

economies depend less on imported


intermediates.

25

the discrepancy of production-based and

United
States

China

Japan

Russia

India

consumption-based emissions.

Links (including access to data)


I-O Database: www.oecd.org/sti/inputoutput
STAN Database: www.oecd.org/sti/stan
BTD: www.oecd.org/sti/btd

For more information, please


contact sti.contact@oecd.org

Production

Production

Italy

Consumption

Production

United
Kingdom

Consumption

Production

Canada

Consumption

Production

Germany

Consumption

intermediates and final goods expanded

Consumption

Household
household

Production

estimated. Increases in trade in

Production

Electricity

Othersectors

Consumption

eventual carbon footprints are

Consumption

10

Production

embodied in international trade and

Foreign

Energy consumption

Production

15

Consumption

goods and services), CO2 emissions

Consumption

20

(tonCO2/person,2005)

Production

industry databases (e.g. bilateral trade in

Consumption

Using various OECD harmonised

France

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