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Examples of uses of results
Kristiina Aalto
IATUR Workshop, Turku, July 29, 2014
The uses of SNA
• To increase our understanding of the economic
interaction between markets and households
• To compare the value and amount of home produced
services to similar market produced services or
services produced by public services
• To comparing e.g. the provision of care services at
the national level by service producer (government,
market provision, household provision)
• To predict the future
Non-SNA -household production (value
added gross) in relation to GDP, %
25
27
29
31
33
35
37
39
41
43
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Non-SNA -household production (value added gross) in relation to GDP, %
Domestic housekeepers' gross wage Domestic housekeepers' net wage
HHSA estimates* in 5 countries: effects
on enlarging GDP and consumption
Country GDP Consumption
UK 2000 63% 95%
Finland 2009 41% 53%
Basque Country 2003 33% 56%
France 2010 36% - 68% 63%
USA 2004 27% 26%
Source: HHSA for France in 2010 (Poissonier & Roy 2013), own modification
*Note: The figures are not totally comparable
In case we have Information of
various households or output
types
• Comparing various household types reveals: whether
households behave differently
• Comparing various output types shows which of them
dominates
The production by output types
Household production by household type, €/y
The structure of household production by
household type (Gross value added ), 2009
Housing production (non-SNA) by
household type, €/year
child 0-6 child 7-17
Household production of meals and snacks,
€/year
child 0-6 child 7-17
Market consumption of meals and snacks,
€/year
child 0-6 child 7-17
Market consumption & household production
of meals and snacks, €/year
