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Net and Gross Value Added

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The following tables show Net Value Added and Gross Value Added.

Table 1 shows Net Value Added at Factor Cost and its constituents as well as Net National Product at Factor Cost and Net National Income at Market Prices.

Table 2 shows Net Value Added at Factor Cost and Depreciation broken down by activity as well as Gross Value Added at Factor Cost and at Basic Prices.

Table 3 shows Output, Intermediate Consumption and Gross Value Added (GVA) at Basic Prices broken down by activity as well as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Gross National Product and Gross National Income all at Current Market Prices. 

Table 4 shows Gross Value Added (GVA) at Constant Basic Prices broken down by activity as well as Gross Domestic Product, Gross National Product and Gross National Income all at Constant Market Prices. This year Table 4 has been expanded to include initial estimates of Output and Intermediate Consumption at Constant Market Prices.

For more information on these tables see Methodology.

X-axis labelAgriculture forestry and fishingIndustry (excl. construction)ConstructionDistribution, transport, hotels and restaurantsInformation and communicationFinancial and insurance activitiesReal estate activitiesProfessional, admin and support servicesPublic admin, education and healthArts, entertainment and other services
20193.7116.18.637.24619.720.235.133.94.3

Figure 4.1 above shows the relative contributions of each sector. Just under 36% of total Gross Value Added at constant basic prices in 2019 was accounted for by Industry excluding Construction.

X-axis labelAgriculture forestry and fishingIndustry (excl. construction)ConstructionDistribution, transport, hotels and restaurantsInformation and communicationFinancial and insurance activitiesReal estate activitiesProfessional, admin and support servicesPublic admin, education and healthArts, entertainment and other services
2018-201928.43.37.53.617.25.81.33.53.71.4

Figure 4.2 above shows the growth in each sector. All sectors of the economy distinguished in Table 4 showed positive growth in 2019. Construction saw Gross Value Added (GVA) increasing by 7.5% while Information and Communication increased by 17.2%.

X-axis labelOutputIntermediate ConsumptionGVA
2014450.2244.5198.4
2015533.6276.6251.8
2016564.3303256
2017577.1296.3280.5
2018630.1322.3305.5
2019660335.3322.2

Figure 4.3 above shows the constant price level of Output, Intermediate Consumption and Gross Value Added (GVA) over the period 2014 - 2019. Output was almost equally composed of Intermediate Consumption and GVA.

X-axis labelIntermediate ConsumptionGross Value Added
Agriculture, forestry and fishing7.523.3
Industry (excluding construction)117.97117.3
of which Manufacturing109.59112.2
Construction20.238.6
Distribution, transport, hotels and restaurants32.1537.8
Information and communication74.0949.8
Financial and insurance activities34.3519.3
Real estate activities5.5723
Professional, admin and support services23.3836.7
Public administration, education and health13.1734.6
Arts, entertainment and other services4.384.4
Total332.81334.8

Figure 4.4 above shows the percentage composition of Output in 2019 by sector in current prices. While total Output is almost equally split between Intermediate Consumption and GVA there is considerable variation across sectors.

Table 1 Net Value Added at Factor Cost and Net National Income at Market Prices

Table 1.1 Annual Percentage Changes in the Main Constituents of Table 1

Table 2 Net Value Added at Factor Cost and Depreciation by Sector of Origin and Gross Value Added at Basic Prices

Table 3 Gross Value Added at Basic Prices by Sector of Origin and Gross National Income at Current Market Prices

Table 3.1 Annual Percentage Change in the Main Constituents of Table 3

Table 4 Gross Value Added at Constant Basic Prices by Sector of Origin and Gross National Income at Constant Market Prices (chain linked annually and referenced to year 2018)

Table 4.1 Annual Percentage Changes in the Main Constituents of Table 4

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