GTAP Data Bases: Compulsory Splits
The mandatory splits require the separation of agriculture and food processing, and energy, from other sectors. These splits support our disaggregation procedure, allowing us to use special data sources for disaggregating agriculture and food processing and for disaggregating energy. At present we use a special data source for the agricultural disaggregation; in the future, we may wish to do likewise for energy. The table below lists the mandatory splits and defines them in terms of GTAP sectors.| The 3 Compulsory Splits | ||
|---|---|---|
| Number | Code | Description |
| 1 | afp | Agriculture and food processing |
| 2 | eng | Energy |
| 3 | oth | Goods and services nec |
| Mapping Between GTAP Sectors and the 3 Compulsory Splits | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Code | Number | Code | Description |
| afp | 1 | pdr | Paddy rice |
| 2 | wht | Wheat | |
| 3 | gro | Cereal grains nec | |
| 4 | v_f | Vegetables, fruits, nuts | |
| 5 | osd | Oilseeds | |
| 6 | c_b | Sugar cane, sugar beet | |
| 7 | pfb | Plant-based fibers | |
| 8 | ocr | Crops nec | |
| 9 | ctl | Bovine cattle, sheep and goats, horses | |
| 10 | oap | Animal products nec | |
| 11 | rmk | Raw milk | |
| 12 | wol | Wool, silk-worm cocoons | |
| 19 | cmt | Bovine meat products | |
| 20 | omt | Meat products nec | |
| 21 | vol | Vegetable oils and fats | |
| 22 | mil | Dairy products | |
| 23 | pcr | Processed rice | |
| 24 | sgr | Sugar | |
| 25 | ofd | Food products nec | |
| 26 | b_t | Beverages and tobacco products | |
| eng | 15 | coa | Coal |
| 16 | oil | Oil | |
| 17 | gas | Gas | |
| 32 | p_c | Petroleum, coal products | |
| 46 | ely | Electricity | |
| 47 | gdt | Gas manufacture, distribution | |
| oth | 13 | frs | Forestry |
| 14 | fsh | Fishing | |
| 18 | oxt | Other Extraction (formerly omn Minerals nec) | |
| 27 | tex | Textiles | |
| 28 | wap | Wearing apparel | |
| 29 | lea | Leather products | |
| 30 | lum | Wood products | |
| 31 | ppp | Paper products, publishing | |
| 33 | chm | Chemical products | |
| 34 | bph | Basic pharmaceutical products | |
| 35 | rpp | Rubber and plastic products | |
| 36 | nmm | Mineral products nec | |
| 37 | i_s | Ferrous metals | |
| 38 | nfm | Metals nec | |
| 39 | fmp | Metal products | |
| 40 | ele | Computer, electronic and optical products | |
| 41 | eeq | Electrical equipment | |
| 42 | ome | Machinery and equipment nec | |
| 43 | mvh | Motor vehicles and parts | |
| 44 | otn | Transport equipment nec | |
| 45 | omf | Manufactures nec | |
| 48 | wtr | Water | |
| 49 | cns | Construction | |
| 50 | trd | Trade | |
| 51 | afs | Accommodation, Food and service activities | |
| 52 | otp | Transport nec | |
| 53 | wtp | Water transport | |
| 54 | atp | Air transport | |
| 55 | whs | Warehousing and support activities | |
| 56 | cmn | Communication | |
| 57 | ofi | Financial services nec | |
| 58 | ins | Insurance (formerly isr) | |
| 59 | rsa | Real estate activities | |
| 60 | obs | Business services nec | |
| 61 | ros | Recreational and other services | |
| 62 | osg | Public Administration and defense | |
| 63 | edu | Education | |
| 64 | hht | Human health and social work activities | |
| 65 | dwe | Dwellings | |
Last Modified: 2/1/2023 3:13:10 PM
