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---
license: other
pretty_name: US Input-Output Accounts (BEA)
tags:
- input-output
- supply-use
- national-accounts
- united-states
configs:
- config_name: supply_detail
data_files: datasets/bea_supply_detail/data/*.parquet
- config_name: supply_sector
data_files: datasets/bea_supply_sector/data/*.parquet
- config_name: supply_summary
data_files: datasets/bea_supply_summary/data/*.parquet
- config_name: use_detail
data_files: datasets/bea_use_detail/data/*.parquet
- config_name: use_sector
data_files: datasets/bea_use_sector/data/*.parquet
- config_name: use_summary
data_files: datasets/bea_use_summary/data/*.parquet
license_name: public-domain
license_link: https://www.bea.gov/help/faq/125
---
# US Input-Output Accounts (BEA)
The US supply and use tables -- which industries make which commodities, and who consumes them -- at three levels of industry detail. Annual 1997-2023 at the Sector and Summary levels, plus the 2017 Detail benchmark.
## Terms
- **Licence**: public domain (US federal government work) (https://www.bea.gov/help/faq/125)
- **Attribution**: Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
- **Cite as**: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Input-Output Accounts Data, 2024-12 release.
- **Source**: https://www.bea.gov/itable/input-output
Redistributed by OptimalSolution LLC -- see `DISCLAIMER.md`. Redistribution only: no responsibility for the content, no endorsement or position, no affiliation with the publisher, no warranty. What was changed from the published data is recorded per dataset under `bank.modifications` and `bank.changes`.
## Datasets
| dataset | rows | coverage |
|---|---|---|
| `bea_supply_sector` | 7,142 | 1997-2023 |
| `bea_supply_summary` | 41,740 | 1997-2023 |
| `bea_supply_detail` | 30,294 | 2007, 2012, 2017 |
| `bea_use_sector` | 12,665 | 1997-2023 |
| `bea_use_summary` | 121,974 | 1997-2023 |
| `bea_use_detail` | 159,538 | 2007, 2012, 2017 |
## Read this before you aggregate
- **Both axes carry their own totals.** `T007`, `T017`, `T001`, `T005`, `T013`-`T019`, `VABAS` and `VAPRO` are sums of other cells in the same table. Summing an axis without filtering `*_is_derived` double-counts. The manifest's `default_filter` drops them.
- **Not every non-industry code is a total.** Final uses (`F*`), value added (`V001`, `V003`, the tax and subsidy rows), margins (`Trade`, `Trans`), taxes (`TOP`, `SUB`, `MDTY`) and imports (`MCIF`, `MADJ`) are real content, not aggregates. Filter on `*_kind`, not on 'is it in the scale'.
- **The published Sector tables are coarser than BEA's own Sector column.** They merge manufacturing (`31ND`+`33DG` into `31G`), finance (`52`+`53` into `FIRE`), professional services (`54`+`55`+`56` into `PROF`), education and health (`61`+`62` into `6`) and arts and hospitality (`71`+`72` into `7`). The scale carries both as `sector` and `naics_sector`; the build checks the merge numerically against the data.
- **The Sector and Summary tables differ in their final-demand columns too.** Sector uses `F020` and `F100`; Summary carries their components. Both are flagged, but they are not interchangeable.
- **Suppressed cells are dropped, not zeroed.** BEA writes `...` where a cell is not published; those rows are absent.
- **The Detail benchmarks spell the account codes differently.** They pad to six characters (`F01000` for `F010`, `V00100` for `V001`) and upper-case the margins (`TRADE`, `TRANS`). Codes are stored as published, so a join across levels on the literal code will miss them; `commodity_kind` and `industry_kind` are level-independent and are the safe thing to filter on.
- **`Other` and `Used` are commodities only.** Noncomparable imports, the rest-of-the-world adjustment, scrap and secondhand goods appear on the commodity axis with no matching industry.
## Using it
```r
library(arrow); library(dplyr)
d <- read_parquet("datasets/bea_use_summary/data/part-0.parquet")
# The core use matrix for one year, totals excluded.
d |>
filter(year == 2023, !commodity_is_derived, !industry_is_derived,
commodity_kind == "commodity", industry_kind == "industry") |>
select(commodity, industry, value)
```