Core accounts for the UK economy as a whole; individual sectors (sector accounts); accounts for the regions, subregions and local areas of the UK; and satellite accounts that cover activities linked to the economy. The national accounts framework brings units and transactions together to provide a simple and understandable description of production, income, consumption, accumulation and wealth.
Balances showing the relationship between components of value added, industry inputs and outputs, and product supply and demand. These tables are a source for the data underlying Gross Domestic Product.
Transactions of particular groups of institutions (sectors) within the UK economy, showing how the income from production is distributed and redistributed and how savings are used to add wealth through investment in physical or financial assets.