In this article we deal with the structural interdependencies in the Slovak economy in 2010. By the means of Leontief model we identify the importance of household final consumption, government expenditures, investments and export for production, value added and employment. We compare the results from different methods applied for the identification of key industries in the Slovak economy after the crisis. The analysis is based on Chenery-Watanabe coefficients and Rasmussen multipliers in weighted and normalized form as well as on Hypothetical extraction method and Power of pull method. Many industries that are important for the Slovak economy in terms of the effects on production generate much lower effects in terms of value added or employment. These linkages are important for the formulation of industrial policy in Slovakia.
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