# **Table A.2. Macro SAM I: Data inputs (billions of current Guinean francs)**

|**#**<br>**SAM cell / item name**|**Definition**|**Source/Comment**|**Value**|
|---|---|---|---|
|_Data entered in cells in Macro_<br><br>|_SAM I without adjustment*_<br>|"" " "||
|1<br>[com,gov]|General government final consumption expenditure|IMF (2016, p. 34); sum of spending onwagesandgoods and services|6,061|
|2<br>[com,row]|Exports of goods and services|IMF (2016, p. 38);|16,357|
|3<br>[com,sav‐inv]|Gross fixed capital formation|IMF (2016, p. 33)|9,842|
|4<br>[com,dstk]|Changes in inventories|No data|0|
|5<br>[row,com]|Imports of goods and services|IMF (2016, p. 38)|23,996|
|6<br>[tax‐act,act], [gov,tax‐act]|Taxes on activities (producer taxes)|IMF (2016, p. 34)|1,814|
|7<br>[tax‐com,com], [gov,tax‐com]|Taxes on goods and services|IMF (2016, p. 34)|5,132|
|8<br>[tax‐exp,com], [gov,tax‐exp]|Taxes on exports|No data|0|
|9<br>[tax‐imp,com], [gov,tax‐imp]|Customs and other import duties|IMF (2016, p. 34)|2,241|
|10 [tax‐dir,hhd], [gov,tax‐dir]|Taxes on income, profits and capital gains|IMF (2016, p. 34)|1,650|
|11 [row,f‐lab]|Labor income transferred to rest of world|No data|0|
|12 [row,f‐cap]|Capital income transferred to rest of world|IMF (2016, p. 38)|2,426|
|13 [row,hhd]|Current private transfers to rest of world|Not applicable since netted|0|
|14 [row,gov]|Current government transfers to rest of world|Not applicable since netted|0|
|15 [f‐lab,row]|Labor income received from rest of world|Implicitly part of net current private transfers|0|
|16 [f‐cap,row]|Capital income received from rest of world|Not applicable since netted|0|
|17 [gov,row]|Currentgovernment transfers received from rest of world|IMF(2016, p. 38);official transfers|811|
|_Data inputs to calculationsfor_|_Macro SAM I(Table A.3)_<br>|||
|18 nontaxrev|Government non‐tax revenue("grants and other revenue")|IMF(2016, p. 34);sum of "non‐tax revenue" and "grants"|2,876|
|19 shrlabva|Labor share in value‐added(or GDP at factor cost)|Aguiar et al.(2016)‐‐ the GTAP 9 database|0.347|
|20 intmed/VA|Ratio between intermediate consumption and value‐added|Aguiar et al.(2016)‐‐ the GTAP 9 database|0.872|
|21 eg|Totalgovernment current expenditures|IMF(2016, p. 34)|9,038|

*Compared to the original source, data may have been summed and/or transformed from US dollars or GDP shares to Guinean francs using 2016 data for exchange rate or GDP.

Source: Authors’ elaboration.

**Table A.3. Macro SAM I: Calculations (billions of current Guinean francs)**

|**#**<br>**SAM cell / item**|**Definition**|**Formula**|**Value**|
|---|---|---|---|
|_Computed inter_<br>|_mediate variables_<br>|||
|1<br>gdpmp|GDP at market prices|=[com,hhd] + [com,gov] + [com,sav‐inv] + [com,dstk] + [com,row]‐[row,com]|58,238|
|2<br>netindtax|Net indirect taxes|=[tax‐act,act] + [tax‐com,com] + [tax‐exp,com] + [tax‐imp,com]|9,187|
|3<br>yg|Total government current revenue|=netindtax + [tax‐dir,hhd] + nontaxrev|13,713|
|_Calculations def_|_ining remaining cells in Macro SAM I_|||
|4<br>[hhd,row]|Current private transfers received from rest of world|Residual (defined to replicate current account balance)|716|
|5<br>[com,hhd]|Household final consumption expenditure, etc.|Residual (defined to replicate GDP at market prices)|49,974|
|6<br>[f‐lab,act]|Labor value added|=(gdpmp‐netindtax)*shrlabva|17,043|
|7<br>[f‐cap,act]|Capital (non‐labor) value added|=(gdpmp‐netindtax)*(1‐shrlabva)|32,008|
|8<br>[com,act]|Intermediate consumption|=([f‐lab,act] + [f‐cap,act])*intermed/VA|42,789|
|9<br>[act,com]|Sales of domestic output|=[f‐lab‐act] + [f‐cap‐act]+ [com,act] + [tax,act]|93,654|
|10 [hhd,f‐lab]|Household labor income|=[f‐lab,act]+{[f‐lab,row]–[row,f‐lab]}|17,043|
|11 [hhd,f‐cap]|Household capital income|=[f‐cap,act]+{[f‐cap,row]–[row,f‐cap]}|29,583|
|12 [gov,hhd]|Household transfer to government|=nontaxrev‐[gov,row].|2,065|
|13 [sav‐inv,gov]|Government savings|=yg‐eg|4,675|
|14 [hhd,gov]|Government transfers to household<br>|=yg‐([com,gov] + [row,gov] + [sav‐inv,gov])|2,977|
|15 [sav‐inv,row]|Foreign savings (current account deficit)|= ([row,com] + [row,f‐lab] + [row,f‐cap] + [row,hhd] + [row,gov]) ‐ ([com,row] + [f‐<br>lab,row] + [f‐cap,row] + [hhd,row] + [gov,row])|8,537|
|16 [sav‐inv,hhd]|Household savings|=([com,sav‐inv]+[com,dstk])‐([sav‐inv,gov]+[sav‐inv,row])|‐3,370|

Source: Table A.2.

The presentation is similar for the SAMs of type II (which is identical to I except for disaggregation of activities and commodities into private and government) and III (which is identical to II except for disaggregation of accounts related to savings and investment). SAMs II and III are displayed as Tables A.4 and A.6, and related data inputs and calculations are found in Tables A.5 and A.7, respectively.

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