Compensation
of employeesIndirect
business tax and nontax liabilityOther
value added| Component | Source or method |
| Intermediate inputs | For most census-covered industries, selected purchased services (legal; communications; electricity; repair of buildings; repair of equipment; rental of buildings; rental of equipment; accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping; advertising; and data processing and computer services) and purchased fuels; in addition, for manufacturing and mining, materials consumed and contract work, from 1992 economic censuses. |
| For agriculture industries, inputs from U.S. Department of Agriculture. | |
| For most remaining industries, a combination of selected inputs from trade sources and 1987 estimates extrapolated by change in industry output. | |
| All inputs adjusted to balance to commodity outputs. | |
| Value-added inputs: | |
| Compensation
of employees |
For census-covered industries, payroll and benefits from Census Bureau 1992 economic censuses, adjusted for misreporting and I-O industry definitions. |
| For noncensus-covered industries, tabulations of wages and salaries covered by State unemployment insurance, BEA estimates of benefits, adjusted for misreporting and I-O industry definition. | |
| All estimates adjusted to balance to total compensation, estimated as part of the national income and product accounts. | |
| Indirect
business tax and nontax liability |
For excise taxes and commodity taxes, estimates are from output controls. |
| For other tax and nontax liability, distributed to industries using indirect techniques. | |
| All estimates adjusted to balance to total indirect business tax and nontax liability, estimated as part of the national income and product accounts. | |
| Other
value added |
For most industries, residual method: Total industry output less total intermediate inputs, compensation of employees, and indirect business tax and nontax liability. |
| For government enterprises, other value added is the current surplus. |
I-O Input-output