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What is Institutional Sector

The economic accounts split the economy into institutional sectors according to their role in the economy. The main sectors are non-financial corporation’s (split between public and private), financial corporation’s (split between public and private), general government (split between local and central), households and NPISHs. The rest of the world is also treated as a sector within the accounts.

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