Alberta Economic Multipliers by Industry and Commodity for 2022

Alberta Economic Multipliers By Industry and Commodity contains economic multipliers used to assess the impacts of changes in final demand or industry output. The Government of Alberta produced the data, which models 220 industries and 273 commodities based on the 2022 NAICS and NAPCS classifications. The dataset was last updated in April 2026.

Use Cases

• Estimate total output, GDP, employment, and labour income impacts from exogenous demand changes using industry-specific multipliers.
• Compare direct and indirect impacts using the 'Open' model multipliers versus direct, indirect, and induced impacts using the 'Closed' model multipliers.
• Analyze economic linkages between 220 industries and 273 commodities based on the 2022 Supply and Use Tables structure.

Strengths

• Based on a detailed classification of 220 industries and 273 commodities.
• Provides multipliers for two distinct economic models: Open and Closed.

Limitations

• The 2022 multipliers reflect a single reference year's economic structure, limiting longitudinal analysis.
• The transition to the 2022 NAICS/NAPCS classification may create breaks in time series comparability for some industries.

Provenance

Source

Government of Alberta

Collection Method

Derived from the 2022 Alberta Input-Output models and Supply and Use Tables.

Time Range

2022

Freshness

Updated in April 2026, though the underlying data reflects the 2022 reference year.

Geography

Alberta, Canada