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TABLE 1. Intermediation consumption used by sector from non-financial activities and financial activities.
TABLE 2. Concentration and market share by industry (selected systemically important institutions).
TABLE 3. Credit exposure by industry based on the intermediate consumption (selected systemically important institutions).
FIGURE 1. Structural analysis classification: Forward Linkages (absorption effects) and Backward Linkages (diffusion effects).
Source: Own elaboration.
![FIGURE 1. Structural analysis classification: Forward Linkages (absorption effects) and Backward Linkages (diffusion effects).Source: Own elaboration.](/cms/asset/c6a53e11-7200-444c-ada6-49ec56434f8c/cesr_a_1981830_f0001_oc.jpg)
TABLE 4. Percentage value added losses for all sectors due to partial hypothetical extraction of financial sectors (selected systemically important institutions).
FIGURE 2. Percentage value added losses for all sectors due to partial hypothetical extraction of financial sectors.
![FIGURE 2. Percentage value added losses for all sectors due to partial hypothetical extraction of financial sectors.](/cms/asset/56af26ad-3d48-419f-8dc2-aa1e71042c77/cesr_a_1981830_f0002_oc.jpg)
FIGURE 3. Structural Path Analysis from industry (isic-division) and the effects on selected systemically important institutions.
Source: Own elaboration.
![FIGURE 3. Structural Path Analysis from industry (isic-division) and the effects on selected systemically important institutions.Source: Own elaboration.](/cms/asset/2bdcdb51-c879-4428-8a7a-1d823730a691/cesr_a_1981830_f0003_oc.jpg)
FIGURE 4. Structural Path Analysis from selected systemically important institutions and the effects on industry (isic-division).
Source: Own elaboration.
![FIGURE 4. Structural Path Analysis from selected systemically important institutions and the effects on industry (isic-division).Source: Own elaboration.](/cms/asset/480526b1-5b84-4ee0-8d21-a8c0ef970644/cesr_a_1981830_f0004_oc.jpg)
TABLE 5. Structural path analysis decomposition selected sector: real state.