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Accounting for free -Separate measurement of Expand SNA production
digital services outside relevant economic benefits boundaries and include
the SNA production -Separate accounting for SNA free services in digital
boundary production products

Differentiating between - Tradition: B2B, B2C, P2P Based on the “three new”
different modes of -OECD: Digital Mediation statistical Internet platform
platform enterprises in Platform (including production, living
the digital economy -BEA: 8 mainstream platforms services, technological
innovation, life services and
other platforms)

Differentiate between Further division of industrial Further segmentation of
different types of digital activity units on the basis of homogenous products
services in the same institutional units based on the division of
enterprise industrial activity units

Identification and -OECD:ISIC,CPA,CPC ‘Three New’ statistical
classification of digital -BEA:NAICS classification, strategic
products in the digital emerging industry key
economy product classification, digital
trading

Data accounting in data - Measuring the value of a Build a generalized
driven business model single case investment matrix that
-cost method, market law, includes data investment
income law and capital stock for each
industry

Estimation of the added - Basic value-added scale plus The total output of the
value of the digital the contribution rate based digital product obtained
economy and the on the growth accounting from the transaction, based
traditional industry model on the input ratio
integration (and the total -BEA: Assumptions based on assumption, or based on
output and intermediate the same ratio of digital the productivity survey to
input from the to non-digital industry inputs calculate the reversed
production perspective) intermediate input,
subtracting the added
value

Accounting for digital There are no relevant Refer to SEEA's physical
ecological protection research ideas yet. volume accounting to
consider the resources and
data flows of the digital
environment.

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