Abstract
Abstract In an input-output table, in principle, the gross output value of each industry serves as the control total for stochastic work. For this reason, the computation of gross output values must be considered the most important work in making estimates for an input-output table. In the present estimation work, the question of aggregation required particular attention. As stated earlier, in estimating the amount of current transactions between sectors in our input-output table, we decided to use as a basis the input structure (in material terms) of the 1951 Japanese input-output table. This made it necessary for the aggregation method used in our estimation of gross output values to approximate that employed for the Japanese table.
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