Distribution of aggregate income in Portugal from 1995 to 2000 within a SAM (Social Accounting Matrix) framework. Modeling the household sector

Row	Col.	Contents
7∣	^5	Capital taxes and other capital transfers received by government from households__________________________________________________________
7	6	Other capital transfers from non-fmancial corporations to government
7∣	7	Investment grants and other capital transfers within central government
7	^8	Other capital transfers from financial corporations and non-profit institutions serving households to government___________________________
7	Зз	Investment grants and other capital transfers from the rest of the world to government____________________________________________________
7	33	Net lending (-)/borrowing (+) of government
^8	4	Gross savings of financial corporations and non-profit institutions serving households__________________________________________________________
^8	6	Other capital transfers from non-financial corporations to financial corporations___________________________________________________________
^8	7	Investment grants and other capital transfers from government to non- profit institutions serving households______________________________________
^8	^8	Other capital transfers within financial corporations
^8	Зз	Investment grants from the rest of the world to non-profit institutions serving households___________________________________________________
^8	33	Net lending (-)/borrowing (+) of financial corporations and non-profit institutions serving households____________________________________________
9	31	Compensation of employees paid by the activities
9	Зз	Compensation of employees paid by the rest of the world (from non- resident employers)____________________________________________________
10	31	Gross operating surplus of activities
10	Зз	Property income paid by the rest of the world
33	32	Output of goods and services
12	3	Actual household final consumption
12	3	Actual government final consumption
12	5	Gross Capital Formation by the enterprises classified in the household institutional sector___________________________________________________________
12	б	Gross Capital Formation by non-financial corporations
12	7	Gross Capital Formation by government
12	^8	Gross Capital Formation by financial corporations and non-profit institutions serving households____________________________________________
12	31	Intermediate consumption
12	Зз	Exports plus direct purchases in domestic market by non-residents and the c.i.f./f.o.b. adjustment___________________________________________________________
13	3	Net non-life insurance premiums and miscellaneous current transfers received by the rest of the world from households; direct purchases abroad by residents_______________________________________________________________
13	2	Net non-life insurance premiums received by the rest of the world from

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