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Table 2.5 Value added by industries at constant prices (ISIC Rev. 4)Go toSearch glossaries

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Country or AreaSNA93 Table CodeSub GroupItemSNA93 Item CodeFiscal YearSeriesCurrencySNA SystemFiscal Year TypeBase YearValue 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesAgriculture, forestry and fishingA20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year201235,027,693 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesManufacturing, mining and quarrying and other industrial activitiesB+C+D+E20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012466,399,125 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesMining and quarryingB20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year201250,240,997 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesManufacturingC20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year201280,787,811 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesElectricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supplyD20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012335,370,3181
Bahamas2.5IndustriesConstructionF20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012509,228,901 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesWholesale and retail trade, transportation and storage, accommodation and food service activitiesG+H+I20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,745,901,961 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesWholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcyclesG20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,283,586,981 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesTransportation and storageH20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012134,056,908 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesAccommodation and food service activitiesI20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012328,258,072 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesInformation and communicationJ20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012366,369,099 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesFinancial and insurance activitiesK20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,116,606,525 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesReal estate activitiesL20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,648,555,562 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesProfessional, scientific, technical, administrative and support service activitiesM+N20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012571,018,657 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesProfessional, scientific and technical activitiesM20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012421,013,257 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesAdministrative and support service activitiesN20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012150,005,400 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesPublic administration and defence, education, human health and social work activitiesO+P+Q20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,300,597,689 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesPublic administration and defence; compulsory social securityO20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012632,520,576 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesEducationP20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012268,766,542 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesHuman health and social work activitiesQ20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012399,310,572 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesOther service activitiesR+S+T20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012721,853,458 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesArts, entertainment and recreationR20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012721,853,4582
Bahamas2.5IndustriesEquals: VALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic pricesB.1g20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20128,481,558,670 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesPlus: Taxes less Subsidies on productsD.21-D.3120201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,043,161,663 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesPlus: Statistical discrepancy 20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012140,762,753 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesEquals: GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCTB.1*g20201000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20129,665,483,086 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesAgriculture, forestry and fishingA20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year201257,992,501 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesManufacturing, mining and quarrying and other industrial activitiesB+C+D+E20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012599,994,112 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesMining and quarryingB20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year201253,308,337 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesManufacturingC20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012101,456,099 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesElectricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supplyD20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012445,229,6771
Bahamas2.5IndustriesConstructionF20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012784,193,511 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesWholesale and retail trade, transportation and storage, accommodation and food service activitiesG+H+I20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20123,059,567,494 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesWholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcyclesG20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,460,390,906 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesTransportation and storageH20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012450,540,619 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesAccommodation and food service activitiesI20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,148,635,969 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesInformation and communicationJ20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012394,521,493 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesFinancial and insurance activitiesK20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,058,389,897 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesReal estate activitiesL20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,677,671,899 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesProfessional, scientific, technical, administrative and support service activitiesM+N20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012752,677,603 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesProfessional, scientific and technical activitiesM20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012487,711,398 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesAdministrative and support service activitiesN20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012264,966,206 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesPublic administration and defence, education, human health and social work activitiesO+P+Q20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year20121,431,710,709 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesPublic administration and defence; compulsory social securityO20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012685,699,530 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesEducationP20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012281,719,589 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesHuman health and social work activitiesQ20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012464,291,590 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesOther service activitiesR+S+T20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012862,850,949 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesArts, entertainment and recreationR20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012862,850,9492
Bahamas2.5IndustriesEquals: VALUE ADDED, GROSS, at basic pricesB.1g20191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year201210,679,570,169 
Bahamas2.5IndustriesPlus: Taxes less Subsidies on productsD.21-D.3120191000Bahamian dollar2008Western calendar year2012858,430,027 

Footnotes

1 - Includes (E) Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities.
2 - Includes Other service activities (S); and Private households with employed persons (T) of ISIC Rev. 4.
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Source:  United Nations Statistics Division

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1/ United Nations, 1947, Official Records of the Economic and Social Council Supplement No. 6 (E/264), chap. VIII, para. 42. New York: United Nations Publications.
2/ Different series numbers (column “Series”) are used to store different time-series versions of national accounts statistics. Series numbers with two digits (10,20) refer to data compiled following the 1968 SNA national accounts methodology, while series numbers with three digits (100, 200, etc) refer to data compiled using the 1993 SNA national accounts methodology, and series numbers with four digits (1000, 1100, etc) refer to data compiled using the 2008 SNA national accounts methodology. In addition to different methodologies, different series numbers are used when data are reported in different currencies, fiscal years, or by different sources. Furthermore, data are stored under a new series number whenever there are significant changes in compilation practices which make the time series no longer comparable.

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