National Accounts - Output by Economic activity and Capital formation by Industry of use

It covers agriculture, mining, manufacturing, utilities, construction, trade, and transport sectors with detailed breakdowns of consumption, GVA components, and capital formation. The data highlights sectoral growth, efficiency ratios (GVA to output, GCF to output), and shifting patterns of investment and value addition. Notably, agriculture and services show resilience, while manufacturing and construction reflect cyclical fluctuations, especially around 2019–21.

Data Quality

The dataset structure is consistent across all years with clearly labeled columns representing fiscal years and price bases. Numeric values are stored as floating-point numbers. Some rows contain missing values in later years, particularly where certain items are aggregated or not reported for specific periods. Column naming conventions are consistent and clearly distinguish current price and constant price measurements.

Use Cases

Macroeconomic trend analysis, GDP component analysis, inflation-adjusted growth comparisons, economic forecasting models, policy analysis, academic research on national economic performance, and economic time-series modeling.

Limitations

The dataset does not provide geographic breakdowns, sector metadata definitions, or explanatory notes for individual account items. Units of measurement are implied but not explicitly stated in the dataset. Some hierarchical relationships between economic categories may require external documentation for full interpretation.

Methodology

The data appears to be compiled from official national accounts statistics where economic aggregates are calculated annually and reported at both current prices and constant prices using standard national accounting methodologies.