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Supply and Use Tables for Ireland 2017

Supply and Use in PYP

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The Supply and Use Tables are deflated using the double deflation method. This method applies deflators to each product in the tables and produces Gross Value Added (GVA) in previous year prices (PYP) by subtracting the PYP intermediate consumption data from the PYP domestic supply data. This differs from the CSO's National Income and Expenditure publication (NIE), which uses the output volume method to deflate GVA by industry. The Supply and Use Tables are aligned to the current and PYP expenditure components in the NIE. This results in the same aggregate inflation rates for the aggregate expenditure components and aggregate GVA.

Note that GVA can be subject to extreme price movements using the double deflation method when current price GVA is a relatively small share of current price Output. This can even occur when the price changes in Output and Intermediate Consumption are small. Further information about this methodology can be found in the Background Notes.

Figure 3.1 displays inflation by product in the 2017 Supply Tables. Total Supply had an overall inflation rate of two percent. Products of Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing (CPA 1-3) had the highest level of inflation of nine percent. Products of Manufacturing (CPA 5-39) had the lowest level of inflation at less than one percent. Imports and domestic supply had overall inflation rates of two percent. Since Trade Margins are zero in total, overall inflation of Trade Margins was also zero. Inflation of product taxes minus subsidies was almost zero. Different inflation patterns ocurred for different components of the Supply Table, even within the same product grouping.

X-axis label	Total Supply	Domestic Supply	Imports	Margins	Product taxes minus subsidies
Total (CPA 1-97)	2.05244810350904	2.24678484701832	1.78719198455246	0	0.3326550854722
Agriculture, forestry & fishing (1-3)	8.9296602974742	10.3629071314725	5.50355791155044	6.28422657137788	-7.11975380683248
Manufacturing (5-39)	0.500670473787657	-0.0847566501807062	3.27906299936813	-2.27044478611876	-1.2861692952628
Construction (41-43)	5.24339354667855	5.22859091903742	0	0	5.39872320817176
Distribution, transport & communication (45-61)	0.539422123338018	-0.0695669845882652	0.682301027272558	-1.596019617584	2.09200941874816
Business services (62-82)	3.16866629359578	4.89872579920578	1.31317596509883	0	2.68847562504122
Other services (84-97)	2.32852065670046	2.29747989860896	2.87340230846229	0	-0.344810691516917

Figure 3.2 displays inflation by product in the 2017 Use Table. Aggregate Inflation for Total Uses exactly matched that for Total Supply at two percent. Aggregate inflation for Intermediate Consumption was three percent. Final Consumption and Capital Formation had inflation of four percent. Aggregate inflation for Exports was zero.

X-axis label	Total Uses	Intermediate Consumption	Final Consumption & Capital Formation	Exports
Total (CPA 1-97)	2.05244810350906	2.71651953919803	4.11706443882571	0.187931657770846
Agriculture, forestry & fishing (1-3)	8.9296602974744	10.2715295401529	4.83563570207146	8.78579768792784
Manufacturing (5-39)	0.500670473787634	1.80607006522659	3.94443071461466	-1.32446610131499
Construction (41-43)	5.2433935466788	6.6615825256402	4.52598430281463	0
Distribution, transport & communication (45-61)	0.539422123338018	3.75992419115736	2.57072213094873	-1.38770365702044
Business services (62-82)	3.16866629359582	2.4100756262087	5.46082489669792	2.89039906653654
Other services (84-97)	2.32852065670035	1.43275077360754	2.49161209755735	0.84534876152349

Figure 3.3 shows that overall inflation of Output was two percent, inflation of Intermediate Consumption was three percent and GVA inflation was two percent. However, there was considerable variation accross industries. Output inflation for Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing (NACE 1-3) was 10 percent, while inflation of Intermediate Consumption was five percent. This led to a greater absolute increase for Output than Intermediate Consumption, resulting in GVA inflation of 23 percent. In contrast, Manufacturing (NACE 5-39) had Output inflation of zero, while inflation of Intermediate Consumption was one percent. This resulted in GVA deflation of two percent.

X-axis label	Output	Intermediate Consumption	Gross Value Added
Total (NACE 1-97)	2.24678484701839	2.71651953919803	1.74119687112515
Agriculture, forestry & fishing (1-3)	10.1532494755429	4.69416943733783	23.005990177667
Manufacturing (5-39)	-0.00535047518396281	1.79821034803991	-1.81952381222925
Construction (41-43)	5.22859091903747	3.31548052965478	10.3028412083952
Distribution, transport & communication (45-61)	0.301143417057737	1.90180438750269	-1.14619768698668
Business services (62-82)	5.14229977538005	3.84952967320207	6.94252321190845
Other services (84-97)	2.29297147415399	2.31718719591611	2.28185033877222

Table 3.1 below contains an aggregated version of the 2017 Supply Table in PYP.

Table 3.1 Summary of 2017 Supply Table at previous year prices €m
	Industries										€m
	Agriculture, forestry & fishing	Manufacturing	Construction	Distribution, transport & communication	Business services	Other services	Total Domestic	Imports c.i.f. (cost, insurance & freight inclusive)	Margins	Product taxes less subsidies	Total Supply (purchasers' prices)
Products	(1-3)	(5-39)	(41-43)	(45-61)	(62-82)	(84-97)
Agriculture, forestry & fishing	8,834	0	0	0	0	0	8,834	1,921	2,088	35	12,878
Manufacturing	23	182,421	0	2,083	0	0	184,527	72,106	24,399	13,824	294,856
Construction	291	72	24,317	0	0	0	24,679	0	0	2,352	27,031
Distribution, transport & communication	18	12,563	0	87,716	3,958	0	104,254	25,753	-26,487	2,092	105,613
Business services	0	13,070	0	9,956	174,511	0	197,537	183,444	0	2,856	383,837
Other services	12	322	0	314	0	50,162	50,810	642	0	-459	50,993
Output at basic prices	9,179	208,448	24,317	100,069	178,468	50,162	570,643	283,867	0	20,700	875,209

Open in Excel: Supply and Use Tables 2017 Table 3.1 (XLS 13KB)

Disaggregate data for PYP supply in 2017 and previous years can be found below.

Supply Table at previous year prices for 2017: Supply and Use Tables 2017 Table 3.2 (XLS 35KB)

Get the data: StatBank NIA17, Eurostat database

Table 3.3 below contains an aggregated version of the 2017 Use table in PYP.

Table 3.3 Summary of 2017 Use Table at previous year prices €m
	Industries										€m
	Agriculture, forestry & fishing	Manufacturing	Construction	Distribution, transport & communication	Business services	Other services	Total inter-industry	Final Consumption	Capital Formation	Exports f.o.b. (free on board)	Total Uses
Products	(1-3)	(5-39)	(41-43)	(45-61)	(62-82)	(84-97)
Agriculture, forestry & fishing	2,035	5,486	232	15	4	42	7,815	2,413	57	2,593	12,878
Manufacturing	3,329	34,232	6,961	8,292	3,935	4,928	61,676	40,232	25,261	167,688	294,856
Construction	134	1,544	5,276	772	757	597	9,081	517	17,434	0	27,031
Distribution, transport & communication	166	7,631	2,327	7,226	6,256	1,400	25,006	18,899	0	61,708	105,613
Business services	746	55,300	2,709	30,827	91,030	5,591	186,203	22,221	54,127	121,286	383,837
Other services	32	337	154	385	1,894	3,229	6,030	43,507	283	1,173	50,993
Total Intermediate Consumption	6,442	104,530	17,659	47,518	103,874	15,787	295,810	127,789	97,162	354,449	875,209
Gross Value Added (GVA) at basic prices	2,736	103,918	6,658	52,551	74,594	34,375	274,833
Output at basic prices	9,179	208,448	24,317	100,069	178,468	50,162	570,643