Input-Output Analysis -

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Sommaire:
1 Input-output analysis: an introduction.- One Problem definition: data sources and modelling outcomes.- 2 Homogeneity of price development within commodity groups and by demand components.- 3 Important input coefficients in market transaction tables and production flow tables.- 4 Government production in ESA and SNA tables.- 5 The use of a social accounting matrix for comparative static equilibrium modelling.- 6 Positive solutions for the Leontief dynamic input-output model.- 7 Demand versus supply determinants of disproportional growth in open economies.- 8 Analysing structural change in the economy.- 9 Turnpike stability of decomposable systems and the efficiency of growth planning.- Two Topics in economics: inflation, productivity and demands.- 10 Cumulative inflation and dynamic input-output modelling.- 11 Productivity growth and technical change.- 12 Intra-industry trade in the manufacturing industries of Japan.- 13 Energy intensities, input-output analysis and economic development.- 14 How to observe a Leontief paradox - and how not to.- 15 Investment coefficient matrix in dynamic input-output models: an analysis and prognosis.- 16 Consumption turnpike in a non-linear model of the input-output type.- Three National and regional level: the macroeconomic, multisectorial and multiregional framework.- 17 The use of impact tables for policy applications of input-output models.- 18 Growth and changes in the structure of the Finnish economy in the 1960s and 1970s.- 19 Economic growth and structural change in the Soviet economy, 1959-72.- 20 Multiplier impacts of fishing activities in New England and Nova Scotia.- 21 A model for assessing the growth opportunities of EEC countries when interdependence is not ruled out.- 22 The INFORUM-ERI internationalsystem of macroeconomic input-output models.