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The Official Journal of the Pan-Pacific Association of Input-Output Studies (PAPAIOS)

Table 1 A social accounting matrix with surplus and externalities

From: Impact and cost–benefit analysis: a unifying approach

 

Activities

Commodities

Factors

Households

Government

Capital formation

ROW

Project

Total cash outflow

Social welfare (real Income effects)

Ecosystem services (water, soil, et.)

Externalities (pollution, waste, etc.)

Natural capital

Activities

 

Domestic production

      

Income firms

  

By products

 

Commodities

I–O

  

Consumer expenditure

Public expenditure

Capital goods expenditure (investment)

Exports

Capex + Opex

Demand

    

Factors

Value added

     

Factor employment abroad

Net margins (gross margins—Capex-Opex) + labor costs

Income factors

    

Households

  

Value added

  

Finance (loans and equity)

Remittances from abroad

 

Income households

Consumer surplus

   

Government

Indirect taxes

Indirect taxes

 

Direct taxes

Transfers

Finance

Taxes

Project taxes

Income Gov

    

Capital formation

   

Savings

Savings

 

Savings

Project principals + interests and dividends

Savings

    

Rest of the world

 

Imports

Inc factor

Imports

Imports

Finance

  

Out FOREX

    

Project

 

Purchases from project

 

Consumers’

purchases from project output

Project subsidies

Project financing

  

Income project

 

Project by products

  

Total market transactions

Cost to firms

Supply

Factor expenditure

Households expenditure

Gov. expenditure

Investment

In Forex

      

Social welfare

   

Consumer surplus

         

Ecosystem services

Intermediate demand

      

Intermediate demand

 

Welfare costs

  

Sink

Externalities (waste, emissions, etc.)

Intermediate demand

      

Intermediate demand

 

Welfare costs

  

Sink

Natural capital

Soil degradation, fires, reduction of fertility

  

Losses of ecosystem services, losses of non use values

Pollution abatement and other environmental costs (disposal, health, etc.)

  

CO2 accumulation (climate change costs)

     
  1. The bold characters indicate total transactions in the economy valued at market prices. The row and column totals respectively indicate total receipts and outlays of each account