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Table 14.5. Use of Income Account with Product Detail for Institutional Units and Sectors
(Left columns show detail of far right column; 1993 SNA items in bold refer to flows in goods and service, sector titles in italics indicate whether the column appears in the use of income account for
that sector)
Note : Institutional unit ID: uuuuuuuu. Institutional sector code: S.nnnnn.
Uses Resources
B.6 Disposable income
P.3 Final consumption expenditure
(total, purchasers’ prices)
P.31 Individual consumption expenditure P.32 Collective consumption expenditure
Entries for general government sector
(S.13) only
Other individual consumption expenditure
(P.314)
Consumption of owner-occupied
housing services (P.312) and FISIM
(P.313)
Monetary individual consumption
expenditure (P.311)
CPC 0 Agriculture, forestry and
fishery products
CPC 1 Ores and mineral; electricity,
gas, and water
CPC 2 Food products, beverages and
tobacco; textiles, apparel and
leather products
CPC 3 Other transportable goods,
except metal products, machinery
and equipment
CPC 4 Metal products, machinery
and equipment
CPC 0 Agriculture, forestry and
fishery products
CPC 1 Ores and mineral; electricity,
gas, and water
CPC 2 Food products, beverages and
tobacco; textiles, apparel and
leather products
CPC 3 Other transportable goods,
except metal products, machinery
and equipment
CPC 4 Metal products, machinery
and equipment
CPC 0 Agriculture, forestry and
fishery products
CPC 1 Ores and mineral; electricity,
gas, and water
CPC 2 Food products, beverages
and tobacco; textiles, apparel
and leather products
CPC 3 Other transportable goods,
except metal products, machinery
and equipment
CPC 4 Metal products, machinery
and equipment
rental and leasing services 1
CPC 0 Agriculture, forestry and
fishery products
CPC 1 Ores and mineral; electricity,
gas, and water
CPC 2 Food products, beverages
and tobacco; textiles, apparel
and leather products
CPC 3 Other transportable goods,
except metal products, machinery
and equipment
CPC 4 Metal products, machinery
and equipment
CPC 6 Distributive trade services;
lodging; food and beverage
serving services; transport
services; and utilities distribution
services
CPC 7 Financial and related services;
real estate services;
and rental and leasing services
CPC 8 Business and production services
CPC 9 Community, social and personal
services
CPC 6 Distributive trade services;
lodging; food and beverage
serving services; transport
services; and utilities distribution
services
CPC 7 Financial and related services;
real estate services;
and rental and leasing services
CPC 8 Business and production services
CPC 9 Community, social and personal
services
CPC 7 Financial and related services;
real estate services; and
CPC 6 Distributive trade services;
lodging; food and beverage
serving services; transport
services; and utilities distribution
services
CPC 7 Financial and related services;
real estate services;
and rental and leasing services
CPC 8 Business and production services
CPC 9 Community, social and personal
services
CPC 6 Distributive trade services;
lodging; food and beverage
serving services; transport
services; and utilities distribution
services
CPC 7 Financial and related services;
real estate services;
and rental and leasing services
CPC 8 Business and production
services
CPC 9 Community, social and personal
services
D.8 Adjustment for the change in the
net equity of households in pension
funds
B.8 Saving
1 In addition to the real estate, rental, and leasing services of homeowners, the 1993 SNA treats financial services consumption expenditure as the sum of measured and imputed components.
Measured expenditures comprise explicit service charges levied by financial institutions for deposit, loan, advisory services, and the like, while imputed expenditures reflect the income
foregone because the household does not lend (keep deposits with a financial institution) or borrow at a reference rate. See Chapter 10. In principle, these imputed expenditures, as well
as those for other imputed consumption, are of the same market-equivalent valued type as for owner-occupied housing services and could be covered in the CPI.