For testing purposes a well documented example data set is used from the Eurostat manual. The table in the Eurostat manual is brought to the format used by the Eurostat database. It is a small dataset for examples, but it is also instructive to understand how Eurostat stores the highly structured SIOTs in long-form tidy datasets. The third and fourth quadrant labelling follows the current Eurostat labels.
data(germany_1990)A data frame with 228 observations and 10 variables.
Technology codes in row names, following the Eurostat convention.
Longer labels for t_rows2
Column labels, following the Eurostat convention with differences.
Longer labels for t_cols2
The actual values of the table in million euros
MIO_EUR, the same as Eurostat
Million euros. Eurostat usually has euro and national currency unit values, too.
ISO / Eurostat country code for Germany, i.e. DE
ISO / Eurostat country name, Germany
Date of the SIOT
#' @keywords data, datasets, input-output table, Germany