Value-added in non-financial corporations presents the shares of income earned by labour and capital in the value added generated by the non-financial corporations' sector.
The non-financial corporations' sector includes all private and public entities with independent legal status (and close substitutes) that produce goods and non-financial services to the market. All OECD countries compile their data according to the 2008 System of National Accounts (SNA).
The indicator is presented in percentage of net value added.
Value-added in non-financial corporations
Value-added in non-financial corporations presents the shares of income earned by labour and capital in the value added generated by the non-financial corporations' sector.
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