Définition
The Input-Output Table (TES) is one of the tables in the national accounts. It analyses each of the products in the classification by origin (domestic production or imports) and destination (final consumption, exports, investments). For each product, the table establishes the resources-uses accounting balance.
Production + Imports + Customs duty + Commercial margins + VAT charged on products = Intermediate consumption + Final consumption + Investment (GFCF) + Exports + Variation in stocks.
For each branch, the TES establishes the (gross) value-added.
Production- Intermediate consumption = (gross) Value added.