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Table 1. Initial and balanced estimates by industry (millions of dollars)
Figure 1The second feature of the balanced estimates is depicted in and Table 3. In accounts reconciled by relative relia-bilities of initial estimates, the absolute means and standard de-viations of % adjustments of the 65 industries are much smallerfor gross output and intermediate inputs than for VA, because
Table 4. Estimated statistical discrepancy distributed by industry (millions of dollars and %)
Table 5. Summary statistics of statistical discrepancy distributed byindustry (millions of dollars)
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