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Gross Domestic Product. Supply

Gross Domestic Product. Supply Catalonia. 2011
Value at current prices (M€) Variation in volume (%)
GDP 208,341 -0.6
Gross value added 193,619 -0.3
Agriculture 1,837 7.7
Industry 36,830 -0.4
Manufacturing industry 30,894 -1.1
Construction 13,924 -10.4
Services 141,027 0.8
Trade, transport and accommodation 49,627 -1.4
Real state, professional and other activities 62,534 2.6
Public administration, education, health and social services 28,866 1.0
Net taxes on products 14,722 -4.6
Source: Idescat. Annual Economic Accounts for Catalonia. 2019 Benchmark Revision.
Gross Domestic Product. Supply Spain. 2011
Value at current prices (M€) Variation in volume (%)
GDP 1,068,690 -0.6
Gross value added 984,997 -0.3
Agriculture 25,248 5.2
Industry 158,350 -0.4
Manufacturing industry 119,709 -1.2
Construction 75,556 -13.2
Services 725,843 1.2
Trade, transport and accommodation 227,372 0.5
Real state, professional and other activities (1) 315,399 1.3
Public administration, education, health and social services 183,072 2.0
Net taxes on products 83,693 -5.0
Source: INE. Annual Spanish National Accounts. 2024 Benchmark Revision.
Note: Data for Spain were updated on 30 September 2024.
Data calculated by Idescat from information published by the INE, to facilitate comparability of the tables.

Last update: March 20, 2024. Revised series on March 27, 2024.

Methodological note

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measures the final result of the production activity of the production units in a territory. There are three vantage points for analysing GDP: supply, demand and income.

  1. From the standpoint of supply, GDP makes it possible to evaluate the contributions made by the different productive branches to the economy as a whole (gross value added of agriculture, industry, construction and services).
  2. In order to conduct the analysis from the standpoint of the end-use of the goods and services produced (consumption, investment, external sector), GDP calculated from the demand side is used.
  3. Finally, from the income standpoint, GDP makes it possible to give a breakdown of the contribution made by the productive factors to production: compensation of wage-earners (labour), gross operating surplus (capital) and mixed income.

The annual estimates correspond to the 2019 GDP Benchmark Revision and its supply, demand and income components. Moreover, the estimates for the last three years (t–1, t–2 and t–3) are provisional; in addition, those for the last two years (t–1 and t–2) are an advance of results basically produced with short-term information, whereas those for year t–3 are produced with structural information.

The advance of the annual GDP incorporates a first estimate of GDP calculated from the aggregation of the four quarters of the advance of the quarterly GDP. This provisional estimate is updated when the Annual Economic Accounts for Catalonia are published, which includes complete information on the short-term indicators used in the estimates for the last two years.

Eurostat requires statistics offices to update regularly (at least every five years) the sources and estimation methods used to compile the economic accounts. All the results of the statistics making up the economic accounts of Catalonia will include this revision when each set of statistics is updated from March 2025 onwards, coinciding with the release of the Annual Economic Accounts for Catalonia 2024 and the accounts for the 4th quarter of 2024. The Benchmark Revision 2024 will be applied to the entire accounting series 2000-2024. In the case of the Spanish economic accounts, the results of the annual and quarterly accounts were published in September 2024 in accordance with the Benchmark Revision 2024.

You can get more information about these statistics in the methodology.