Abstract
The structure of economics and its changes are a macroeconomic factors of socio-economic development. The “input-output” tables are part of national accounts and combine three cuts of gross domestic product. They can give us unique information capabilities for structural analysis. Changing the output of goods and utilities is emerged under the influence of two factors: technological changes (in the matrix of the flow of intermediate consumption) and the volume and the intersectoral structure of final product. Variant computation according to the classic “input-output” model allows you to define the volumes of sectoral production in the different structure of intersectoral flows and final product. The difference in volumes defines the influence of different scenarios as structural factors.
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