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Authors |
Title
of Papers |
PDF
files |
1 |
Clopper
Almon,
Maurizio Grassini |
The
Changing Structure of Employment in Italy 1980-2010:
Can Investment Affect the Outcome? |
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2 |
B.
Andreosso-O'Callaghan,
Guoqiang Yue |
Intersectoral
Linkages and Key Sectors in China 1987-1997
--An Application of Input-Output Linkage Analysis |
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3 |
Jean
Arrous |
Energy
Input-Output Economics:
What's the matter ? |
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4 |
Moss
Madden,
Fatemeh Bazzazan |
Dynamic
Extended Input-Output Models |
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5 |
Duilio
de Avila Bęrni |
Structural
Change in the Brazilian Economy Between 1959 And 2000 |
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6 |
M.
Alejandro Cardenete,
Ferran Sancho |
Impact
Assessment Using a Social Accounting Matrix |
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7 |
Guido
Cella,
Giovanni Pica |
Selecting
efficient techniques: private versus social standpoint. |
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8 |
Chen
Xikang |
Shanxi
Water Resource Input-Occupancy-Output Table and Its Application
In Shanxi Province of China |
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9 |
Roberto
A. De Santis |
A
Conjectural Variation Computable General Equilibrium Model
With Free Entry |
|
10 |
Erik
Dietzenbacher,
Bart Los |
Analyzing
R&D Multipliers |
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11 |
Erik
Dietzenbacher,
Bart Los |
Structural
Decomposition Analyses with Dependent Determinants |
|
12 |
Ding
Jianping |
Is
China Abundant in the Unskilled Labor? |
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13 |
Zorik
Dondokov |
The
Technology of Consumption and the SAM Approach |
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14 |
Ming-tai
Fan,
Yu-xin Zheng |
China's
Trade Liberalization for WTO Accession and Its Effects
on China |
|
15 |
Emilio
Fontela |
Leontief
and the Future of the World Economy |
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16 |
Emilio
Fontela,
Ana Lopez,
Antonio Pulido |
Structural
Comparison of Input-Output Tables |
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17 |
Osmo
Fřrssell |
Spillovers
of R&D Expenditure on Energy Use in the EU-countries:
Empirical Modelling of Energy Demand |
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18 |
Guglielmo
Garlato |
Various
Definitions of Direct and Indirect Requirements in Input-Output
Analysis:
a Comment and Further Developments |
|
19 |
Guo
Ju-e |
Some
Trends on Change in Direct Input Coefficient of China |
|
20 |
Muhammad
Handry Imansyah |
An
Efficient Method for Constructing Regional Input-Output
Table:
A Horizontal Approach in Indonesia |
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21 |
Shigemi
Kagawa,
Hajime Inamura |
The
Structural Decomposition of Energy Consumption Intensity
Based on a Hybrid Rectangular I-O Framework |
|
22 |
Hartmut
Kogelschatz |
Bounds
and Sensitivity of Growth Rates in an Input Output-Model
with Consumption |
|
23 |
Kurt
Kratena |
Prices
and Factor Demand in an Endogenized Input-Output Model |
|
24 |
Robert
E. Kuenne |
An
Oligopoly Model in a Leontief Framework |
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25 |
Michael
L. Lahr |
Reconciling
Domestication Techniques, the Notion of Re-exports, and
Some Comments on Regional Accounting |
Lahr |
26 |
Michael
L. Lahr,
Ronald E. Miller |
A
Taxonomy of Extractions |
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27 |
Kishori
Lal |
Evolution
of the Canadian Input-Output Tables 1961 to Date |
|
28 |
Chinkook
Lee,
Gerald Schluter |
Common
and Diverse Economic Forces Affecting the Growth and Structural
Change on U.S. Food and Kindred Product Industry, 1972-1992 |
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29 |
Ming
Lei |
Integrated
Input-Output Accounting for Natural Resources-Energy-Economy-Environment |
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30 |
Bart
Los |
Endogenous
Growth and Structural Change in a Dynamic Input-Output
Model |
|
31 |
Giovani
Vitoria Machado |
Energy
Use, CO2 Emissions and Foreign Trade: An IO
approach applied to the Brazilian Case |
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32 |
Louis
de Mesnard |
About
the criteria of output coincidence for forecasts to determine
the orientation of the economy. Application for France,
1980-1997 |
|
33 |
Louis
de Mesnard |
Methods
to analyze structural change over time and space: a typological
survey |
|
34 |
Zhanna
Mingalyova,
Svetlana Tkachyova |
Innovation
Activities Infrastructure as Fees-Benefits System for
Regional Sustainable Growth |
|
35 |
Michio
Morishima |
Economy
and Democracy: A Theory of Finance ŕ la A. De Viti
de Marco |
|
36 |
Antonio
Morillas,
Laura Moniche,
J. Marcos Castro |
Structural
Funds. Light and Shadow from Andalusia |
|
37 |
Shinichiro
Nakamura |
Inter-Industry
Analysis of the Demand for Landfill Capacity |
|
38 |
Jean
H. P. Paelinck |
Input-Output
and Isomorphic Analytical Tools in Spatial Economics |
|
39 |
Teoman
Pamukcu,
Paul de Boer |
A
Structural Decomposition Analysis of Imports of Turkey |
|
40 |
A.
Panethimitakis,
E. Athanassiou |
Assessing
Structural Change |
|
41 |
Xiaoming
Pan |
Social
and Ecological Accounting Matrix: an Empirical Study for
China |
|
42 |
Jusha
Piispala |
On
Regionalising Input/Output Tables - Experiences from Compiling
Regional Supply and Use Tables in Finland |
|
43 |
José
Manuel Rueda Cantuche |
Input-Output
Structural Decomposition for Andalusia and Madrid (Spain) |
|
44 |
Aying
Liu,
David S. Saal |
An
Input Output Analysis of Structural Change in Apartheid
Era South Africa: 1975-93 |
|
45 |
Julio
Sanchez-Choliz,
Rosa Duarte |
Analysing
Water Pollution by Way of Vertically Integrated Coefficients.
An Application to the Aragonese Economy |
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46 |
Anushree
Sinha,
Siddiqui KA,
Sangeeta, N. |
SAM
Multiplier Analysis of Informal Households: Application
to the Indian Economy |
|
47 |
Carsten
Stahmer |
The
Magic Triangle of Input-Output Tables |
|
48 |
Edward
N. Wolff |
Skills
and Changing Comparative Advantage |
|
49 |
Yang
Chuihong |
Study
on Multiplier Effects on China Township and Village Enterprises
on National Economy |
|
50 |
Carlos
Eduardo Frickmann Young, PhD |
International
Trade and Industrial Emissions in Brazil: An Input-Output
Approach |
|
51 |
Yuxin
Zheng,
Gang Ma |
Impact
of Carbon Tax and Reduced CO2 Discharge on
Chinese Economy: A Static CGE Analysis |
|
52 |
Zheng
Yuxin |
Sources
of China's Energy Usage Changes in 1990's |
|
53 |
Vittorio
Nicolardi |
Balancing
large accounting systems:
an application to the 1992 Italian I-O Table. |
|
54 |
Susanna
Mantegazza,
Stefano Pisani |
Present
Practices and Future Developments |
|
55 |
Bert
M. Balk,
Paul M. C. de Boer,
Sonja Greve |
The
Average Efficiency of Firms within an Industry:
An Application of Data Envelopment Analysis |
|
56 |
Bart
Hobijn,
Paul de Boer,
Piet Lesuis |
Estimating
Structural TFP Growth as a Latent Variable |
|
57 |
Erik
Dietzenbacher,
Rutger Hoekstra |
The
RAS Structural Decomposition Approach |
|
58 |
Ezra
Davar |
Input-Output
In Mixed Measurements |
|
59 |
Yuan
Jianwen,
Wang Yuqian |
The
Current and Future Industrial Structure of Guangdong Province |
|
60 |
Michael
Sonis,
Geoffrey J.D. Hewings |
On
the Sraffa-Leontief Model |
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61 |
Achim
Diekmann |
The
Impact of Transport on the EU Economy |
|
62 |
Pirkko
Aulin-Ahmavaara |
Dynamic
input-output and capital |
|
63 |
Annemarth
M. Idenburg,
Harry C. Wilting |
DIMITRI:
a Dynamic Input-output Model to study the Impacts of Technology
Related Innovations |
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64 |
Christoph
Boehringer,
Klaus Conrad,
Andreas Löschel |
Carbon
Taxes and Joint Implementation
An applied CGE analysis for Germany and India |
|
65 |
Mária
Forgon,
Csák Ligeti |
ESA’95
& the Practice: Hungarian IOT, 1998 |
|
66 |
Jules
Gazon |
From
Economic Stucture To Power Structure: A Structural Analysis |
|
67 |
Asger
Olsen,
Peter Rřrmose Jensen |
Current
Price Identities in Macroeconomic Models |
|
68 |
Sanjib
Pohit |
Income
and Employment Effects in Mumbai Region: An Input-Output
Approach |
|
69 |
Matteo
Manera,
Bruno Sitzia |
Input-Output
Analysis and Econometrics: a Discussion of Some Key Issues
with an Example from the Theory of Production |
|
70 |
Darla
K. Munroe,
Geoffrey J. D. Hewings |
The
Role Of Intraindustry Trade In Interregional Trade In
The Midwest Of The US |
|
71 |
Michael
Sonis,
Geoffrey J. D. Hewings,
Yasuhide Okuyama |
Feedback
Loops Analysis of Japanese Interregional Trade, 1980-85-90 |
|
72 |
Michel
Braibant |
International
Comparability Of The Business Services |
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73 |
Maria
Cristina Ortiz Furtuoso,
Joaquim José Martins Guilhoto |
Using
Input-Output to Measure the GDP and to Estimate Monthly
Growth Rates of Productive Complexes: The Case of the
Brazilian Agribusiness |
|
74 |
Heinz
D. Kurz,
Neri Salvadori |
'Classical'
Roots of Input-Output Analysis: A Short Account of its
Long Prehistory |
|
75 |
Yasuhide
Okuyama,
Geoffrey J.D. Hewings,
Michael Sonis,
Philip R. Israilevich |
An
Econometric Analysis Of Bi-Proportional Properties In
An Econometric Input-Output Modeling System |
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76 |
Gonzalo
Sáenz de Miera |
A
Hybrid Input-Output Model Of Water |
|
77 |
Shuntaro
Shishido |
Japan's
Economic Growth and Policy Making in the Context of Leontief's
Scientific Contributions |
|
78 |
Brian
Wixted |
Nations
And Supranational Clusters: International trade, industrial
interdependency and knowledge flows |
|
79 |
Michel
Braibant |
The
French Experience With Satellite Accounts |
|
80 |
Roberto
Bruno |
The
intermediate costs matrix construction in the Italian
input-output table of 1992 |
|
81 |
Ezra
Davar |
Leontief
and Walras: Input-Output and Reality |
|
82 |
Izumi,
Hiroshi
Fujikawa, Kiyoshi
Li, Jie |
Productivity
Growth of Chinese Economy by Industry |
|
83 |
Shantong
Li,
Fan Zhai |
The
Impact of Accession to WTO on China’s Economy |
|
84 |
Natalia
ALDAZ,
Joaquín A. MILLÁN |
Gross
Production vs. Value Added Approaches to Regional Comparisons
of Sectoral Growth |
|
85 |
Gülay
Günlük-Senesen,
Ümit Senesen |
Reconsidering
Import Dependency: The Break-Down of Sectoral Demands
with respect to Suppliers |
|
86 |
Thijs
ten Raa,
Pierre Mohnen |
Neoclassical
Growth Accounting and Frontier Analysis: A Synthesis |
|
87 |
Myrna
van Leeuwen |
Importance
of agro-food chains in EU regions: a cross-section analysis |
|
88 |
Jung
Ho Chung,
Chong Gui Kim |
Analysis
of Structural Change in the Korean Economy: 1975-1995 |
|
89 |
Maurizio
Ciaschini |
The
End Of Technical Coefficients? |
|
90 |
Hajime
Inamura,
Mongkut Piantanakulchai,
Yasushi Takeyama |
A
Life Cycle Inventory Analysis of Carbon Dioxide for a
Highway Construction Project Using Input-Output Scheme:
A Case Study of the Tohoku Expressway Construction Works |
|
91 |
Dr.
Clementina IVAN-UNGUREANU,
Mihai-Iulian GHEORGHE |
The
Possibility And Pitfalls For Input-Output Analysis In
The Transitional Economy of Romania |
|
92 |
Masahiro
Kuroda,
Koji Nomura |
Capital
Accumulation and Structural Change in Japan |
|
93 |
Susanna
Mantegazza,
Stefano Pisani |
Analysis
of the calculation methodologies of National Accounts
in the I-O framework: consistency, constraints and independent
estimation |
|
94 |
Douglas
S. Meade |
Information
Workers in the "New Economy": Has IT Investment Had a
Favorable Effect on the Demand for Skilled Labor? |
|
95 |
Gabrielle
Antille,
Emilio Fontela,
Samuel Guillet |
Changes
in technical coefficients: The experience with Swiss I/O
Tables |
|
96 |
Asakura,
Keiichiro
Collins, Patrick
Nomura, Koji
Hayami, Hitoshi
Yoshioka, Kanji |
CO2
Emission from Solar Power Satellite through its Life Cycle:
Comparison of Power Generation Systems using Japanese
Input-Output Tables |
|
97 |
Diego
Colatei,
Jeffery I Round |
Poverty
And Policy: Experiments With A Sam-Based CGE Model For
Ghana |
|
98 |
S.
de Boer,
T. Takema,
P. Verbiest |
Supply
and use tables in constant prices |
|
99 |
Iljen
Dedegkajeva |
Estonian
Experience In Compiling Supply And Use Tables |
|
100 |
Melchor
Fernández-Fernández,
Manuel Fernández-Grela |
Sectoral
and Spatial Linkages in Production Structure: Galicia
vs. Regiăo Norte |
|
101 |
Carlos
Llano Verduras |
"The
Estimation of the Interregional Trade In the Context of
an Interregional Input-Output Model for the Spanish Economy |
|
102 |
Bart
Los,
Bart Verspagen |
Shifting
Consumption Patterns: A Neglected Determinant of Growth
Performance? |
|
103 |
John
R Madden |
The
Economic Consequences of Pay Equity for Female-Intensive
Occupations: A Multiregional CGE Analysis |
|
104 |
G.
Marangoni,
G. Fezzi |
I-O
for Management Control: The Case of a Multinational Pharmaceutical
Company |
|
105 |
Kenning
Marchant |
Input-Output
Properties of an Alternative Mathematical Structure For
The Analysis of Markets and Institutions |
|
106 |
Scott
McDonald |
Drought
in Southern Africa: A Study for Botswana |
|
107 |
Tim
Folke |
The
framework for balancing supply and uses by industry/category
of final use and commodity |
|
108 |
Marko
Nokkala,
Jukka Kola |
Structural
Policy as Investment Decisions in Finnish Rural Areas
in 2000-2006: A Social Accounting Matrix Approach |
|
109 |
Marko
Nokkala |
Social
Accounting Matrices and Sectoral Analysis: The Case of
Agricultural Sector Investments in Zambia |
|
110 |
J.
Asger Olsen,
Peter Rřrmose Jensen |
Current
Price Identities in Macroeconomic Models |
|
111 |
Iwao
Ozaki,
Masahiro Kuroda,
Koji Nomura |
Economies
of Plant-Scale and Structural Change |
|
112 |
Lovrenc
Pfajfar and Alesa Lotric Dolinar |
Intersectoral
linkages in the Slovenian economy in the years 1990, 1992,
1993 and 1995
Key sectors in the Slovenian economy |
|
113 |
Jirina
Lapisáková,
Viera Hajnovicová |
The
impact of internal and external disparities on the structure
of the Slovak economy |
|
114 |
Micha
Przybylinski |
Opening
the Polish Economy After 1990. |
|
115 |
Norbert
Rainer |
Eurostat's
ESA 95 manual on Input-Output:
Valuation matrices |
|
116 |
Roberto
Luís Olinto Ramos,
Claudia Nessi Zonenschain |
The
performance of the Brazilian imports and exports based
on the System of National Accounts: 1980 - 1998 |
|
117 |
Hermann
Schnabl |
The
ECA-method for identifying sensible reactions within the
IO-context |
|
118 |
Bert
Smid |
The
Effects of R&D on the Dutch Production Structure |
|
119 |
D.
Stelder,
J. Oosterhaven,
G. J. Eding |
A
new Interregional Input-Output Software approach to generalised
interregional input-output endogenisation, linkage, multiplier
and impact analysis |
|
120 |
Günter
Strassert |
Physical
Input-Output Accounting and Analysis: New Perspectives |
|
121 |
Lucja
Tomaszewicz |
New
I-O Table And SAMs For Poland |
|
122 |
Mette
Wier,
Manfred Lenzen,
Jesper Munksgaard,
Sinne Smed |
Linking
Environmental Effects to Consumption Pattern and Lifestyle
- an Integrated Model Study |
|
123 |
Takashi
Yano,
Hiroyuki Kosaka |
Trade
Patterns and Exchange Rate Regimes: Testing the Asian
Currency Basket Using an International Input-Output System |
|
124 |
Yulia
Zaytseva |
Link
Between Final Demand And Value Added:
Two-Blocks Input-Output Model With Separation Of Goods
And Services |
|
125 |
Rossella
Bardazzi |
Effects
of the Changing Structure of Population on the Italian
Economy |
|
126 |
Andrés
Blancas |
A
Dynamic Input-Output Model of NAFTA's Effects On Pollution |
|
127 |
Gerhardt
Bouwer |
The
Consequences of the Implementation of the Supply and Use
Tables in South Africa |
|
128 |
Jiemin
Guo,
Mark A. Planting |
Using
Input-Output Analysis to Measure U.S. Economic Structural
Change Over a 24 Year Period |
|
129 |
Rutger
Hoekstra,
Jeroen van den Bergh |
Comparing
and Expanding SDA and INA Techniques Applied to Physical
Flows in the Economy |
|
130 |
Maija
Kurcalte,
Valerijs Vdovins |
Input-Output
Tables for Latvia: Compilation Practices and First Results |
|
131 |
Ivo
Lavrac,
Janja Kalin |
Findings
in Compiling Supply and Use Tables in Slovenia: Lessons
for the Transition of Data Sources |
|
132 |
Louie
Nan Liu,
Pierre Vilain |
Estimating
Commodity Inflows to a Sub-State Region Using Input-Output
Data: Accuracy Tests Using the Commodity Flow Survey |
|
133 |
Anemé
Malan |
Changes
In Income Distribution In South Africa - A Social Accounting
Matrix Approach |
|
134 |
Jan
Oosterhaven,
Dirk Stelder |
On
the Use of Gross versus Net Multipliers, with a bi-regional
application on Dutch transportation |
|
135 |
K.
N. Prasad |
Intersectoral
Terms Of Trade In Input-Output Framework: An Exploratory
Study |
|
136 |
D.
Psaltopoulos,
D. Skuras,
K.J. Thomson |
Assessing
the Economic Effects of Private Investment Initiatives
in Rural Areas of Southern Europe: A Regional SAM Approach
in Greece |
|
137 |
Norihisa
Sakurai,
Yue Moriizumi |
Trade
Patterns and Factor use: Evidence for Asia-Pacific Countries |
|
138 |
Faye
Duchin |
International
Trade: Evolution in the Thought and Analysis of Wassily
Leontief |
|
139 |
Paul
A. Samuelson |
Our
Wassily: W.W. Leontief (1905-1999) |
|
140 |
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