GSVA/NSVA by economic activities 2011-12 series

This Collection contains datasets on year, state, sector and category wise Gross State Value Added (GSVA) and Net State Value Added (NSVA) (at current and constant prices) for the base year 2011-12 GSVA measures the total economic value added by all producing sectors and industries (such as agriculture, manufacturing, and services) within a specific state's boundaries before accounting for depreciation. It tracks economic activity from the supply side (the producer's perspective) rather than the consumer side NSVA provides a more precise picture of economic growth by factoring in wear and tear. It is defined as the GSVA minus the Consumption of Fixed Capital (CFC), which represents the depreciation or reduction in the value of fixed assets (machinery, infrastructure, tools) during production.