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Accounting in E3ME

One of the characteristics of the ESA95 and E3ME is the disaggregation of economic variables. The main classifications, following the order of accounts in the European System of Accounts (Eurostat, 1995), are displayed in a compressed form for convenience here: The main 42 product/industry classification for E3ME is defined in terms of the official NACE Rev.1.1 classification (see table below).

 

NACE Rev.1.1 classification

 

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