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We present the main features of a newly constructed set of interregional social accounting matrices for the year 2017 for all regions of the European Union. We analyse interregional trade flows, the secondary distribution of income, and wages at different levels of educational attainment. The latter is achieved through a combination of micro and macro data. Our results provide new insights into the patterns of interregional trade in Europe and allow us to analyse the main characteristics of the regions according to the main destination of their exports, be it another region in the same country, within the EU or outside the EU.
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