Households can be treated as an intermediate sector with the households column and the households row representing the last sector in the intermediate portion of the transactions table. This approach considers the induced affects of subsequent rounds of expenditures as will be explained latter. Alternatively, the households column may be included in final demand and represent final personal consumption within the region. The households row would then appear in the final payments section of the table and represent personal income or wages received in exchange for labor. As previously mentioned, Table 31 shows a highly aggregated transactions table with four endogenous of producing sectors, including households.
Exports represent the final demand sectors and imports depict the final payments sectors.
The agriculture sector represents agriculture production, agriculture services and forestry in this example. Simplified input-Output Transactions Table. The direct requirements table is computed from the transactions table. Each of the column entries in the transactions table is divided by the column total. This allows the direct requirements to be expressed in percentages.