National Accounting – Summary

### Background – Figure 20 shows economic activity in Israel in 2002.
– The data is based on rough estimates and rounded to billions of dollars.
– The use of a circle allows for focus. ### Figure 20 is divided into 3 parts: #### Part I – Products originating from imports
– Presents the products imported into Israel, classified into 5 main groups.
– Total imports: $49 billion. #### Part II – Total sources
– Includes products and services produced in Israel.
– Distinguishing between products from the private sector ($131 billion) and the public sector ($22 billion).
– The “Israeli component” ranges from %-20% % of the product’s price to the consumer. #### Part III – Use of sources
– The sources are divided into 3 groups:
1. **Households** – consumer goods and services. 2. **Business sector** – investment products. 3. **Exports** – products from all fields of activity. ### Figure 20 **Israel 2002 – Sources and Uses** **(Current prices in billions of dollars)**