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GDP. By sectors. At current prices

Gross Domestic Product. By sectors. At current prices Catalonia. 2024 (p)
Value Variation (%)
GDP 316,728 6.8
Gross value added 290,222 6.7
Agriculture 2,637 21.1
Industry 54,666 4.7
Manufacturing industry 46,614 5.7
Construction 14,051 4.1
Services 218,868 7.2
Trade, transport and accommodation 69,173 7.1
Real state, professional and other activities 105,744 7.6
Public adm., education, health and social services 43,951 6.2
Net taxes on products 26,506 8.8
Units: Million euros.
Source: Idescat. Annual Economic Accounts for Catalonia. 2024 Benchmark Revision.
(p) Provisional data.

Last update: March 20, 2025.

Methodological note

Definition of concepts

Net taxes on products
Payments that include VAT, which is taxed on products, or taxes net of subsidies on products and on imports. The new assignation of taxes is the consequence of the change in the valuation of the GVA, which with the new accountable base is at basic prices, and makes it possible to balance GDP from the perspective of offer and demand.
Current prices
Economic measure of a variable at a specific moment that reflects increases due to real variation and variations in price.
Gross domestic product (GDP)
Valuation of the final result of the production activity of a territory. It is calculated on the basis of the total production of goods and services, subtracting intermediate consumption and adding net taxes applied to products.
Gross value added
Wealth generated over a period considered that is obtained from the difference between the production value and intermediate consumption used (prime materials, services and exterior supplies, etc.). In coherence with INE methodology applied to national accounts, the production imputed to bank services has been deducted from the gross added value of the service sector, rather than distributing it between all sectors of the economy.

Methodological aspects

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. 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 added value of agriculture, industry, construction and services). 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. 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 variables that are included in the GDP in terms of supply are the following:

  • Agriculture (which includes agriculture, animal, forestry and fishing).
  • Industry and manufacturing industry.
  • Construction.
  • Services (branches of NACE 2009 revisión 2. G, H and I: Trade,accommodation and food service activities, financial and other services; Public adm., education, health and social services; Real state, professional and other activities).
  • Gross value added.
  • Net taxes on products.

For further information about these statistics, you may check the methodology.