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Domestic value added in exports, country to country (FIGARO)

How much of what a country exports to another is actually its own value added, rather than inputs it imported and passed on. The same bilateral pairs as the gross table, measured the other way.

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FIGARO.DVA_EXP

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Definitions and method

All industries (nace_r2 TOTAL), thousands of euro. NOTE THE UNIT - the gross table is in millions and this one in thousands, as published; comparing the two without converting is wrong by a factor of a thousand. Domestic value added is derived by Eurostat from the FIGARO inter-country input-output tables, tracing which country's labour and capital earned the income embodied in a shipment. It removes the double counting that gross trade contains, and the gap between the two is the foreign content of exports.

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