Income and Expenditure Accounts Technical Series
The Natural Resources Satellite Account: Feasibility study
Table 17
Mineral and mining expenditure account, 2012

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Table 17
Mineral and mining expenditure account, 2012
Table summary
This table displays the results of Mineral and mining expenditure account. The information is grouped by Expenditure account (appearing as row headers), Natural resources, Natural resources (excluding coal and uranium) and Downstream processing, calculated using millions of dollars units of measure (appearing as column headers).
Expenditure account Natural resources Natural resources (excluding coal and uranium) Downstream processing
millions of dollars
Final demand 7,013 7,013 8,022
Intermediate demand outside of sector 48,385 46,523 72,623
Inventories 3,715 3,655 -674
Plus: Exports 60,015 52,787 27,027
Minus: Imports 34,263 32,113 37,832
Minus: Intermediate products from other sectors 28,519 27,701 27,386
Gross domestic product at market prices 56,346 50,165 41,780
Minus: Margin adjustment 13,692 11,927 18,743
Gross domestic product at basic prices 42,654 38,238 23,037
Implicit gross domestic product deflator 0.78 0.78 1.26
Real gross domestic product at basic prices 54,685 49,023 18,283
Source: Statistics Canada

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