Objective:

Elaborate a set of tables that constitute the input-output (IO) framework of Sonora in 2013.

Methodology:

The construction derives the regional supply and use tables (RSUT) through the regionalization coefficients obtained from a regional information database (RID) and the SUT-EURO method. Then, RSUT are transformed into Regional Input Output Table (RIOT) from model D of the United Nations (UN).

Results:

shows statistical consistency with the regional data of the System National Accounts (SNA), in addition, the procedure raises an alternative solution to the problem of limited information, since it takes advantages of more statistics information available that provide greater precision and regional sense.

Limitations:

The main limitation is that it uses a mathematical structure that does not make interregional trade flows explicit.

Conclusion:

The process offers a conceptual and statistical framework that provides the necessary information for the evaluation of the regional structure and the design of public policies tending to promote economic activities that magnify the growth and development of the region.