For all the years from 2000 to 2014, I give below the results of my calculations. To get them click on the corresponding item.
All figures are in millions of US dollars.
The second column leads to vectors and when measured in income-value.
The third column gives the same vectors when measured in wage-value.
The fourth column leads to the Excel tables explaining the formation of profits, i.e. margins when measured in income-value.
The fiftth column leads to the Excel tables explaining the formation of operating surpluses (OSs) (excédents d'exploition (EE), in French) i.e. margins when measured in wage-value.
More explanations about profits, OSs and margins are given here in French.
The sixth column leads to annual pdf sheets containing three synthetic world IOTs: the IOT in prices, which is extracted from the WIOD's IOT, the IOT in wage-value and the IOT in income-value.
The taxes appearing in the IOT in prices are only those affecting intermediate consumption, and the item "transport" recovers the margins affecting international transport of intermediate consumption. I have neglected these figures to build the IOTs in value.
On the same annual pdf sheets, I have extracted six figures from the complete IOTs through the R software: the final consumption of households (including non-profit institutions serving them, NPISH) and government, measured in prices, in income-value and in wage-value, as well as the same figures for households and NPISH alone.
We can see, that for each of the 15 years considered, total consumption (including government's) measured in prices exceeds total income (including rents) received by households. So to have a complete analysis of the relation between the flow of income and the reflux of spending, one needs a further analysis of government finance.
Nevertheless households income is always a little larger than households and NPISH's consumption alone: the annual excess of wages on this consumption is less than 1,000 millions of US dollars, except for 2005 and 2007 when it amounts to 1,049 and 1,105 millions of USD. Considering that, between 2000 and 2014, consumption of households and NPISH varies from 19,272,010 to 42,489,093 millions of USD, we may say that the excess of wages on consumption is negligible and that wages equal to households and NPISH's consumption.