Abstract
This paper starts off by describing the methodology of the compilation of the 1964 IO-table for Styria, which is conceptually fully consistent with the 1964 table for Austria. Basic definitions are given and some information is provided on the more important stages of the compilation of the table, such as estimation of a table in purchaser prices, conversion to producer prices, estimation of complete import matrices for interregional and international imports. The underlying philosophy in all these stages was to work on a very low level of aggregation (products, groups of products) in order to make use of all available detailed information and to overcome the problems arising from the lack of some basic information (e.g. shipments between regions).
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