Supply, Use and Input-Output Tables: 1998-2020
Download the Supply, Use and analytical Input-Output Tables produced by the Scottish Government.
Supply, Use, Input-Output Tables and Multipliers for download
The tables available for download here relate to 1998 to 2021. These were published on December 11, 2024.
Please note that the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic led to challenges in the collecting and processing of the many data sources that underlie the Supply and Use Tables, as well as leading to large impacts on structures and behaviours within the economy. As a result, estimates for 2020 and 2021 are subject to more uncertainty than usual.
Due to the large structural changes and behaviours, unless the intention is to specifically model the economic impacts within the 2020 or 2021 pandemic years, it is strongly recommended that the 2019 model of the economy and associated multipliers are used as a proxy for post pandemic impact modelling. It is for this reason that we have complemented the usual single latest year table downloads with the latest pre-pandemic 2019 model year.
The tables are available in filtered list Excel (xlsx) format and printable Adobe PDF. They are set out in the traditional Supply Use Table format and are intended for viewing and printing.
Please note that all the tables are also available in machine-readable format on the Scottish Government Open Data Platform. This is a compressed archive (zip) file with excel (MS Office 365 .xlsx) datasets that are in stacked (wide) format with variable names in row 1 and unstacked (narrow) format with all values in a single column. These machine readable tables can be more useful for those requiring our data in a more accessible format. For guidance on how to access this zipped collection of files using API, please visit the help guide.
More information about presentational and methodological changes can be seen in the Developments section of the Supply, Use and Input-Output Tables information pages.
Environmental Input-Output
The Scottish Government Input-Output model has an environmental extension that makes it possible to estimate Greenhouse Gas Emission effects. These were last updated for the High Level Carbon Assessment of the Scottish Budget 2025-26, published on 4th of December 2024. The methodology underpinning the latest Carbon Assessment of the 2025-26 Budget remains the same as for the Carbon Assessment of the 2024-25 Budget. As usual the model has been updated to use the latest available Greenhouse Gas emissions estimates from ONS Environmental Accounts and HM Treasury deflators.
For more information about the methodology used please see the Environmental Input-Output methodology page.
The GHG effects published here detail the estimated direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions (expressed in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent) as a result of £1m final use from each of the 98 Input-Output industry categories. These are derived from the Scottish Government Environmental Input-Output Model 2019. This model is based on the Scottish Government Input-Output tables 2019 (1998-2020 published in November 2023), ONS United Kingdom Input-Output Analytical Tables, 2019 (Blue Book 2022), ONS Environmental Accounts, atmospheric emissions: greenhouse gases by industry and gas, 2019 (published October 2024) and HM Treasury deflators (as at 31st October 2024).
Since the Model is applied to 2025-26 Scottish Budget spending plans, the GHG effects are in 2025/26 prices.
Previously published tables are available upon request
Contact
Please contact the Input-Output team directly if you have any questions about the tables or require any help in using them.
We are especially interested in any work that you may be doing that uses any of the Supply, Use or Input-Output data. We would also be interested in any feedback concerning the layout and content of this web site or any other suggestions that you have.
Email: input.output@gov.scot
Telephone: +44 (0)131 244 3330
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The Scottish Government Input-Output team
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St. Andrew's House
Regent Road
Edinburgh
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