Advances in Input-Output Analysis
Technology, Planning, and Development
1st Edition
Published on 14. November 1991
257 pages
978-0-19-536279-4 (ISBN)
Description
Input-output analysis, developed by Nobel Prize winner Wassily Leontief, continues to be a vital area of research. Not only do academics find it a powerful tool in understanding how large scale economies--especially national economies--work, but many governments maintain computer input-output models to study their own economies. This important volume of work contains the latest research using the I-O model, focusing primarily on technology, planning, and development. The book derives from a conference held in Sapporo, Japan, in July, 1986.
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Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Contributors
- 1. Introduction
- I: THEORETICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS
- 2. On the Mathematical Transformation of Input-Output Matrices over Time or Space
- 3. The Absolute and Relative Joint Stability of Input-Output Production and Allocation Coefficients
- II: THE COMPILATION OF INPUT-OUTPUT TABLES
- 4. Considerations on Revising Input-Output Concepts in the System of National Accounts and the European System of Integrated Economic Accounts
- 5. The Simultaneous Compilation of Current Price and Deflated Input-Output Tables
- III: INPUT-OUTPUT AND THE ANALYSIS OF TECHNICAL PROGRESS
- 6. Technical Progress in an Input-Output Framework with Special Reference to Japan's High-Technology Industries
- 7. Explaining Cost Differences Between Germany, Japan, and the United States
- 8. Price Behavior with Vintage Capital
- 9. Input-Output, Technical Change, and Long Waves
- 10. Private-Led Technical Change in Prewar Japanese Agriculture
- IV: INPUT-OUTPUT AND THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIALIST ECONOMIES
- 11. The SYRENA (SYnthesis of REgional and NAtional Models) Model Complex
- 12. A Planning Scheme Combining Input-Output Techniques with a Consumer Demand Analysis: A Concept and Preliminary Estimates for Poland
- 13. Some Macroeconomic Features of the Hungarian Economy Since 1970
- V: INPUT-OUTPUT AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
- 14. Key Sectors, Comparative Advantage, and International Shifts in Employment: A Case Study for Indonesia, South Korea, Mexico, and Pakistan and Their Trade Relations with the European Community
- 15. Import Substitution and Changes in Structural Interdependence: A Decomposition Analysis
- VI: THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
- 16. A Long-Term Projection of the Industrial and Environmental Aspects of the Hokkaido Economy: 1985-2005
- 17. An Application of Input-Output Techniques to Labor Force Allocation in the Health and Medical and the Social Welfare Service Sectors
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