Country Coverage

This table lists the countries covered in Eora. For the three-letter codes we note that different data providers do not always use the same 3-letter codes. Therefore, to link Eora country names to your project we recommend using the country_looup.txt country name variants file provided below. The IO Type column indicates the type of IO table used for this country in Eora: CIOT means commodity-by-commodity IO table, IIOT means industry-industry IO table, and SUT means supply-use table. The number of sectors shows the sectoral resolution used in the table, by number of commodities, industries, or industries/commodities for SUT tables. The classification indicates which classification system is used: National means the IO table is uses the official national classification (e.g. BEA for USA, Australian classification for Australia, etc); EUROSTAT means the country uses the standard 60-sector EUROSTAT IO table classification, and Common means the country IO table has been estimated and uses the Eora internal 26-sector classification. Note that the Eora 26 sector Common classification has been developed as a "lowest common denominator" classification and is a custom system. While it roughyl follows HS, it is a new classification. Note that we are only able to offer concordances to/from this classification via paid consulting projects or funded joint projects.

This file offers approximately 1000 common name variants for the Eora countries: country_lookup.txt

Some region membership definitions (OECD, G7, Western Europe, etc.) are provided here: regionmembership.csv

Classification for Primary Inputs and Value Added

Every country uses the same 6 sectors for both primary inputs and final demand. These follow the UN System of National Accounts (SNA). They are as follows:

Primary input / value added categories:	Explanations
Compensation of employees D.1 Taxes on production D.29 Subsidies on production D.39 Net operating surplus B.2n Net mixed income B.3n Consumption of fixed capital K.1	explanation explanation explanation explanation explanation or here explanation

Final demand categories:	Explanations
Household final consumption P.3h Non-profit institutions serving households P.3n Government final consumption P.3g Gross fixed capital formation P.51 Changes in inventories P.52 Acquisitions less disposals of valuables P.53	explanation UN SNA Handbook (search for "NPISH") explanation of government consumption explanation of P.51g explanation explanation