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Gross Value Added (GVA) is conceptually the same aggregate as Gross Domestic Product (GDP). They both measure the added value generated in an economy by the production of goods and services. The difference between the two concepts is that GDP is measured after including product taxes (e.g. excise duties, non-deductible VAT, etc.) and deducting product subsidies while GVA is measured prior to adding product taxes but includes product subsidies. For more information see the Background Notes.
Manufacturing | Construction | Information and Communication | Other | |
2012 | 21.4465411697733 | 1.88122466898922 | 9.76291398133734 | 66.9093201799001 |
2013 | 20.634484414669 | 2.25529952826479 | 10.1714203809647 | 66.9387956761015 |
2014 | 21.1041657909101 | 2.57447216589151 | 10.4616425702868 | 65.8597194729116 |
2015 | 37.3053251313796 | 2.08542509528007 | 9.20470884028814 | 51.4045409330522 |
2016 | 35.0213707551352 | 2.40735089257413 | 9.87478264835006 | 52.6964957039406 |
2017 | 34.5880926424684 | 2.79035608868452 | 11.1870856864509 | 51.4344655823961 |
2018 | 34.9043242033071 | 2.74681920654627 | 12.7371042815526 | 49.611752308594 |
2019 | 33.8671665495258 | 2.75870586002919 | 14.9209778021193 | 48.4531497883257 |
2020 | 35.8962662531877 | 2.42335218446662 | 16.9128400493376 | 44.7675415130081 |
2021 | 36.6115759664523 | 2.40615598735855 | 18.5926260042373 | 42.3896420419518 |
2022 | 38.8943538218543 | 2.46364479506885 | 17.4479921648905 | 41.1940092181864 |
2023 | 31.0043133845283 | 2.61354756650698 | 19.6406321509527 | 46.741506898012 |
In the above figure, a version of which is repeated across the Output method chapters, the 2012-2023 time-series of notable sectors of the economy are displayed. To allow for greater comparability over time the percentage contribution made by each to the total is displayed.
Similarly to Output and unlike Intermediate Consumption, Manufacturing (C) was the biggest single A21 sector of the economy when measured by GVA in 2023. Information and Communication (J) was the second biggest sector in 2023. These two sectors dominated, though not as much as for Output and Intermediate Consumption, and combined they comprised 51% of total GVA across the economy in 2023.
Construction (F) had GVA which was 13% of Information and Communication in 2023.
The Other category in the figure above is total Output less Manufacturing, Information and Communication and Construction. Sector figures can be found in Table 4.1 above and in the full 1995-2023 time series available in the CSO's PxStat database.
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