input-output analysis

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input-output analysis

n
(Economics) economics an analysis of production relationships between the industries of an economy involving a study of each industry's inputs and outputs, esp as used in social accounting
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Study authors used the Chicago Region Econometric Input-Output Model to estimate the direct and indirect economic impact the marathon has on the local economy.
We have defined cost shares, factor substitution and productivity growth in GVC production, providing a structural foundation in Leontief's input-output model. We showed that these measures can be empirically implemented using synthetic input-output tables and that the results offer new insights into the nature of today's global production systems.
IMPLAN version 3.0, a software system that combines a general input-output model with regional economic data sets, was used to build a 2014 SAM model representing the Asheville--Brevard combined statistical area (containing the counties of Buncombe, Hayworth, Henderson, Madison, and Transylvania).
(2016) study was a comparison of the above CGE-based results with those of an IMPLAN (2011) input-output model (see Box 1).
Based on the sports input-output model, Li (2010) analyzed the correlation, sensitivity and influence between China's sports industry and other industries using the 2002 & 2007 Chinese Input-output Tables.
For instance, Isard (1953) dealt with regional and inter-regional commodity flows in order to build a regional input-output model and also Leontief elaborated this issue in his book entitled "Input-Output Economics" from 1951 (1986).
Subsequent chapters address the governance, institutions, local leadership, and role of regional development agencies in the regional economic development process; conflicting issues in the process and developing a framework for conflict management; major local and regional development theories, including the location theory, growth pole theory, economic base theory, cumulative causation theory, and product/regional life cycle theory; the industrial cluster and agglomeration concepts and their characteristics, types, dimensions, and lifecycle; analytical models and techniques (shift-share analysis, location quotient, economic base model, input-output model, and data envelopment analysis); and a regional decision support model.
The input-output model can also be used to measure the growth elements of process inputs to outputs.
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