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1 Introduction
2 Concepts and definitions
3 Wages, salaries and supplementary labour income
4 Entrepreneurial income: Operating surplus
5 Entrepreneurial income: Mixed income
6 Taxes less subsidies
7 Personal expenditure on consumer goods and services
8 Government current expenditure on goods and services
9 Gross fixed capital formation
10 Business and government investment in inventories
11 International and inter-provincial trade in goods and services

 

1 Introduction

• Table 1.1 The Income and Expenditure Accounts and the Canadian System of National Accounts sector accounts
• Table 1.2 Sector income, expenditure and associated Canadian System of National Accounts key variables in a stock-flow framework

2 Concepts and definitions

• Table 2.1 Demarcation of production inn the Canadian System of National Accounts
• Table 2.2 Information on a hypothetical three-firm economy
• Table 2.3 Gross domestic product (GDP): three approaches to calculation – example of hypothetical economy
• Table 2.4 Sectors and sub-sectors in the Income and Expenditure Accounts
• Table 2.5 Structure of the Income and Expenditure Accounts
• Table 2.6 Logical structure of the income and outlay accounts of the institutional sectors
• Table 2.7 Income and outlay account – Persons and unincorporated businesses, 2000
• Table 2.8 Income and outlay account – Corporations and government business enterprises, 2000
• Table 2.9 Income and outlay account – Government, 2000
• Table 2.10 Income and outlay account – Non-residents, 2000
• Table 2.11 Level of detail at the national level
• Table 2.12 Contributions to growth for period 3, a sample calculation – The case of volume estimates based on chain fisher formula
• Table 2.13 Level of detail at the provincial level
• Table 2.14 Illustration of non-additivity of real series estimates based on the chain Fisher formula
• Table 2A.1 Simplified representation of the output matrix in the Input-Output Tables – Fictive estimates
• Table 2A.2 Simplified representation of the use matrix in the Input-Output Tables – Fictive estimates
• Table 2A.3 Simplified representation of the final demand matrix in the Input-Output Tables – Fictive estimates
• Table 2A.4 Measurement of Gross Domestic Product by the income approach in the Input-Output Tables – Fictive estimates
• Table 2A.5 Measurement of Gross Domestic Product by expenditure approach in the Input-Output Tables – Fictive estimates
• Table 2A.6 Measurement of Gross Domestic Product by the value added approach in the Input-Output Tables – Fictive estimates
• Table 2A.7 Income and expenditure-based Gross Domestic Product in the Income and Expenditure Accounts – Fictive estimates
• Table 2B.1 Reconciliation of interest and miscellaneous investment income of the income-based Gross Domestic Product with investment income and receipts and payments in the income and outlay accounts, 2000

3 Wages, salaries and supplementary labour income

• Table 3.1 Wages and salaries, supplementary labour income and labour income, by industry, 2000
• Table 3.2 Supplementary labour income by component, by industry, 2000
• Table 3.3 Labour income by industry and by sector, 2000

4 Entrepreneurial income: Operating surplus

• Table 4.1 The Income and Expenditure Accounts' income-based Gross Domestic Product and generation of Income Account in 2000

5 Entrepreneurial income: Mixed income

• Table 5.1 Mixed income, 2000
• Table 5.2 Mixed income - industry details, 2000
• Table 5.3 Accrued net income of farm operators from farm production: reconciliation between Income and Expenditure Accounts and Input-Output Tables, 2000
• Table 5.4 General approach to estimation of accrued net income of farm operators from farm production, 2000
• Table 5.5 Farm cash receipts, 2000
• Table 5.6 Farm income in-kind, 2000
• Table 5.7. Farm operating expenses and depreciation charges, 2000
• Table 5.8 Accrued net income of farm operators from farm production: Reconciliation statement with Agriculture Division net farm income, 2000
• Table 5.9 Sources and methods of net income of non-farm unincorporated business, excluding rent for benchmark years, 2000
• Table 5.10 Sources and methods of net income of non-farm unincorporated business, excluding rent for projection years
• Table 5.11 Sources and methods of net income of non-farm unincorporated business, excluding rent for quarterly estimates
• Table 5.12 Calculation of net residential rental income imputed to owner-occupants
• Table 5.13 Calculation of net residential rent paid to unincorporated businesses
• Table 5.14 Net rental income of non-farm unincorporated businesses, 2000
• Table 5.15 Calculation of net rental income of non-farm unincorporated businesses

6 Taxes less subsidies

• Table 6.1 Taxes on products by level of government, 2000
• Table 6.2 Taxes on factors of production by level of government, 2000

7 Personal expenditure on consumer goods and services

• Table 7.1 Domestic and national concepts
• Table 7.2 Personal expenditure on consumer goods and services, 2000
• Table 7.3 Personal expenditure on consumer goods and services at constant prices, 2000
• Table 7.4 Estimation of personal expenditure on used motor vehicles (net value) excluding taxes, fictive estimates
• Table 7.5 Calculation of sales taxes on furniture in Ontario
• Table 7.6 Classification of personal expenditure on consumer goods and services, 2000
• Table 7.7 Sources and methods for national estimates of personal expenditure at current prices
• Table 7.8 Sources and methods for provincial and territorial estimates of personal expenditure at current prices
• Table 7.9 Sources and methods of personal expenditure estimates at constant prices
• Table 7A.1 Trade groups and commodities
• Table 7A.2 Source data (Quarterly Retail Commodity Survey and Monthly Retail Trade Survey ), period t-1
• Table 7A.3 Concordance between Quarterly Retail Commodity Survey (QRCS) commodities and personal expenditure series
• Table 7A.4 Converted source data, period t-1
• Table 7A.5 Source data converted into proportions, period t-1
• Table 7A.6 Total retail sales from Monthly Retail Trade Survey, period t
• Table 7A.7 Estimated data, period t
• Table 7A.8 Estimators

8 Government current expenditure on goods and services

• Table 8.1 Government current expenditure on goods and services, 2000
• Table 8.2 Components of current expenditure on goods and services by government sub-sector, 2000
• Table 8.3 Public sector universe
• Table 8.4 Estimation method of federal government current expenditure on goods and services
• Table 8.5 Government current expenditure on goods and services in the Provincial Economic Accounts, 2000

9 Gross fixed capital formation

• Table 9.1 Gross fixed capital formation in the Income and Expenditure Accounts, 2000
• Table 9.2 Gross fixed capital formation by institutional sector, 2000
• Table 9.3 Gross fixed capital formation in residential structures, 2000
• Table 9.4 Deflation procedures for gross fixed capital formation in residential structures
• Table 9.5 Gross fixed capital formation in non-residential structures in the Income and Expenditure Accounts, 2000
• Table 9.6 Relative weights of engineering deflators
• Table 9.7 Gross fixed capital formation in machinery and equipment, 2000
• Table 9.8 Reconciliation statement between private and public Investment and Income and Expenditure Accounts estimates of machinery and equipment, 2003
• Table 9.9 Deflators used in machinery and equipment
• Table 9A.1 Release dates

10 Business and government investment in inventories

• Table 10.1 Investment in inventories in the Input-Output Tables and in the Income and Expenditure Accounts, 2000
• Table 10.2 Series and deflators used in the calculation of business investment in non-farm inventories, 2000
• Table 10.3 Example of turnover calculation using wholesale trade data, November 2004 to February 2005
• Table 10.4 The ten step calculation for investment in non-farm inventories and inventory valuation adjustment
• Table 10.5 Business investment in farm inventories, 2000
• Table 10.6 Business investment in inventories, 2000

11 International and inter-provincial trade in goods and services

• Table 11.1 Summary of balance of payments adjustments
• Table 11.2 Cross-border trucking
• Table 11.3 Example of imports of Financial Services Indirectly Measured (FSIM)
• Table 11.4 Example of exports of Financial Services Indirectly Measured (FSIM)
• Table 11.5 Financial Services Indirectly Measured and interest investment income and receipts within Balance of Payments accounts - example using fictive numbers
• Table 11.6 Financial Services Indirectly Measured and interest investment income and receipts within Income and Expenditure Account of non-residents sector - example using fictive numbers
• Table 11.7 Exports and imports of goods and services in the Income and Expenditure Accounts, 2000
• Table 11.8 International trade in commercial services by category, 2000
• Table 11.9 International and interprovincial trade in goods and services in the Provincial Economic Accounts, 2000
• Table 11.10 Summary of interprovincial trade flows methods and sources
• Table 11.11 Prices sources for provincial and territorial trade
• Table 11A.1 Reconciliation between the Balance of Payment's current account and the Income and Expenditure Account's non-residents sector, 2000
• Table 11C.1 Working level for merchandise trade, international exports and imports