Interindustry economics
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Interindustry economics
（Modern revivals in economics）
Gregg Revivals, 1993, c1959
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Originally published: Wiley, 1959
Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The primary objective of this classic work is to present a unified discussion of interindustry techniques and their empirical application. In the first section of the book the authors provide an introduction to interindustry theory, starting with the simplest input-output model and developing more complex systems by successive exstensions. The range of possible formulations is illustrated by eight models, each of which is presented in verbal and algebraic form and in numerical examples. Ultimately, the choice between input-output and linear-programming formulations is shown to depend on the nature of the problen and available data. Section Two discusses the main types of application for which analysis seems appropriate, illustrating each example with individual cases from the interindustry experience in various countires. Studies from the United States, Japan, Itlay.
Table of Contents
- Summary of notation
- introduction
- basic input-output theory
- exstentions of the basic model
- choice in interindustry models
- empirical basis for interindusstry models
- testing the validity of input output assumptions
- A survey of interindustry research
- an international comparison of the structure of production
- structural analysis
- projection of the economic structure
- resource allocation in development programs
- interegional analysis
- the future of interindustry.
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