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Direct requirements table:
Value of commodities used by each industry during production as per dollar of industry output.
Useful in finding:
What industries rely the most on transportation
How important...
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Shows the value of commodities used by each industry during production and the contribution of each industry to gross domestic product (GDP).
Useful in finding the:
Amount of transportation used by an industry...
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Extension to the input-output (I-O) accounts produced by the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
I-O accounts show the transportation value added by air, rail, water, truck, transit and ground passenger transportation, pipeline, other transportation and support...
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The Transportation Satellite Accounts creates a comprehensive means for measuring the contribution of transportation services to the national economy.
Other national measures only explicitly show the value of transportation added by transportation...
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Bureau of Transportation Statistics
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TTSA Q&A
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Data users
Over 1,400 subscribers to the account
Trade journals use our releases as the basis for articles
The Congressional Travel and Tourism Caucus
The Secretary of Commerce...
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In 2014, 7.9 million persons worked in travel and tourism
5.5 million directly (airline pilots, hotel staff…)
2.4 million indirectly (airline caterers, hotel toiletry manufacturers…)
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The foundations for the TTSA are the Input-Output (I-O) accounts
Benchmark I-O tables (available every five years)
Annual I-O tables (available each year)
Quarterly TTSA estimates are extrapolated using...
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Quarterly estimates are released online at U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)
Check the release schedule for dates!
BEA 2016 News Release Schedule
Annual estimates are released in the Survey of...