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Current
Definitions of the Economic Sectors
. . . names of rows, columns, & vectors of the I/O Matrix
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SECTOR
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ACTIVITIES
COMPRISED
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AGRCLTR
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1
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| Crops,
industrial crops, and fruit _(not Forestry) |
| Livestock,
poultry, hunting, and fishing |
| Other
agricultural products |
| Agricultural,
and fishery services |
| Slaughtering,
rendering, and hides |
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| top |
FOOD&TB
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2
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| Milling of grains;
distilling and bottling |
| Food and kindred products |
| Tobacco manufactures |
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TEXTILE
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3
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| Broad and narrow fabrics,
yarn and thread mills |
| Fabrics, textile goods and
floor coverings |
| Apparel and other fabricated
textile products |
| Leather tanning and
finishing |
| Footwear and other leather
products |
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| top |
FRST_PR
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4
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| Forestry, timber, and
logging (not Fisheries) |
| Lumber, molding and wood
containers |
| Particleboard and similar
wood products |
| Paperboard containers and
boxes |
| Paper and allied products |
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MINING_
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5
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| Iron and ferroalloy ores
mining |
| Nonferrous metal ores mining
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| Coal mining |
| Stone and clay mining and
quarrying |
| Chemical and fertilizer
mineral mining |
| Land reclamation and
secondary recovery |
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| PETRO_X |
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| Crude petroleum and natural
gas extraction |
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| top |
CHEMICL
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7
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| Petroleum refining and
related industries |
| Rubber, plastics, and
synthetic materials |
| Basic chemicals and fissile
materials |
| Intermediate refined
chemical products |
| Paints and allied products |
| Drugs; cleaning and toilet
preparations |
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CERAMIC
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8
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| Glass and glass products |
| Fine ceramic wares |
| Stone and clay products |
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| top |
CNSTRTN
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9
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| Building construction and
landscaping |
| Repair and maintenance
construction |
| Surface and underground
engineering |
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| top |
PRIMARY
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10
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| Primary iron and steel
manufacturing |
| Primary nonferrous metals
manufacturing |
| Cast, drawn, rolled, and
tooled products |
| Structural metal products
and metal containers |
| Heating, plumbing, and
fabricated products |
| Engines and turbines |
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| top |
HVY_MFG
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11
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| Farm and garden machinery |
| Construction and mining
machinery |
| Motor vehicles; watercraft
and equipment |
| Space vehicles; aircraft and
parts |
| Rail vehicles and rolling
stock |
| Materials handling machinery
and equipment |
| Military vehicles, weapons,
and equipment |
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LHT_MFG
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12
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| Household furniture,
appliances, and fixtures |
| Scientific and controlling
instruments |
| Optical, ophthalmic, and
photographic equipment |
| Clocks, watches, jewelry,
etc. |
| Musical instruments, toys,
sports equipment, etc. |
| Light ordnance and
accessories |
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ELCTRNX
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13
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| Office, computing, and
accounting machines |
| Service industry machines,
ATM's, etc. |
| Electric industrial
equipment and apparatus |
| Electric lighting and wiring
equipment |
| Radio, TV, and communication
equipment |
| Electronic components and
accessories |
| Miscellaneous electrical
machinery and supplies |
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TRN&COM
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14
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| Rail and highway
transportation |
| Shipping, waterways and
ports |
| Warehousing and other
consolidation operations |
| Postal, voice, fax, and data
transmissions |
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INFRMTN
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15
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| Radio and television
broadcasting |
| Printing and publishing;
software |
| Educational, research and
cultural institutions |
| Professional sports and
entertainment |
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CMMRC&F
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| Banking and finance |
| Insurance (except as
provided by government) |
| Real estate and rental
services |
| Wholesale and retail trade |
| Scrap and used goods |
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MEDICAL
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17
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| Medical practice and support
facilities |
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SERVICE
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18
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| Hotels; eating and drinking
places |
| Automobile repair and
services |
| Other personal and business
services |
| Social service and nonprofit
organizations |
| Veterinary medicine |
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UTILTYS
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19
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| Electric, gas, steam, water,
and sanitary services |
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HSHLD__
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20
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| (row) personal consumption
by good |
| (column) labor absorption by
industry |
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| Note: Two or more household sectors
can be |
| modeled so as to distinguish among |
| demographic groups, e.g.: rich and
poor; |
| young and old; worker and
professional; etc. |
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GVRNMNT
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21
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| (row) national and local
governments' purchase |
| of goods used in
administration, defense, |
| education, etc. |
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| (column) sectors'
"use" of the government: |
| (+) taxes, fees, duties, fines, etc.
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| (-) subsidies, transfers, disaster
relief, etc. |
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| Note: Two or more government sectors
can |
| be modeled so as to distinguish
levels of |
| governance, e.g.: federal and local;
etc. |
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 CONTROL
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0
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| (row) Domestic Output by Good, |
| expressed as a negative in |
| physical units/year |
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| (column) Asset Values by
Sector, |
| expressed as a negative in the |
| "constant value" monetary
unit/year. |
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| Note: Cell (0,0) is reserved for
gross domestic |
| output, expressed in constant monetary values. |
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| AUXILIARY VECTORS
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| (horizontal) Foreign trade by Good, |
| in physical units/year, |
| computed as the difference between |
| domestic consumption and output |
| (+) physical quantity exported; |
| (-) physical quantity imported. |
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| (vertical) Financial
services by Sector, |
| stated in native monetary units |
| at current
values: |
| (-) dividends, amortization,
interest; |
| provision for consumption of fixed
capital; |
| operating surplus; |
| (+) income from entrepreneurship; |
| property type income, etc |
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