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Updates of the Input–Output Table and the Electricity Input–Output Table

2013
The input–output table is an important tool for macroeconomic analysis. However, due to the complexity of the updating process, we may not be able to get an input–output table every year. Can we update these input–output tables annually? How to do that? It is the main content that will be introduced in this chapter.
Zhaoguang Hu, Zheng Hu
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Balance issues in monetary input–output tables

Ecological Economics, 2014
Input-output tables (IOTs) are widely used in several types of analyses. Although born in an economic context, IOTs are increasingly used for the environmental impact assessment of product systems, e.g. in environmental policy analysis, and for several others such as the accounting of greenhouse gases.However, the use in these contexts does not ensure ...
Stefano Merciai, Reinout Heijungs
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Input–Output in Practice: Sector Disaggregation in Regional Input–Output Tables

Economic Systems Research, 1990
Sectors of an input–output table are disaggregated in much applied regional input–output work. Too often the relevant literature lacks credibility because its skimpy methodological detail is not transparent. The recommended methodology does not determine what the ‘true’ value of the multiplier might be.
Colin Aislabie, Moira Gordon
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The provincial input-output table

1970
In Part One it was explained what an input-output table looks like, and in what way the data of an input-output table enable the different coefficients to be calculated, which indicate and relate the quantities of raw materials, primary input and final expenditure per unit of product.
J. H. F. Schilderinck, H. J. N. Sinner
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Structural Analysis in Input-Output Tables

1992
The technology matrix as the basis of input-output tables shows the delivery structure among the different sectors in the economy. The columns of this matrix describe the input structures and the rows the output structures of the sectors. In this paper these data are analyzed with correspondence analysis to expose structures and uncover structural ...
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Disaggregating input–output tables in time: the temporal input–output framework

Economic Systems Research, 2017
ABSTRACTThe input–output framework has evolved dramatically since its initial formulation. New analytical techniques and extensions have allowed a more comprehensive assessment of the economy and expanded its applicability. Nonetheless, the core of the framework has remained unchanged: an annually compiled input–output table, which conveys monetary ...
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COMPILATION OF INPUT‐OUTPUT TABLES: CANADA*

Review of Income and Wealth, 1982
This paper provides a description of the annual Input‐Output Tables for Canada. It describes the accounting framework and notes its close affinity to the one described in the United Nations report, A System of National Accounts. It demonstrates the ready derivation of GDP and Expenditure on GDP, both in current and constant prices, from the Input ...
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Practices in input-output table compilation

Regional Science and Urban Economics, 1994
Abstract The paper reviews various statistical and national accounts concepts, and methods used in input-output table compilation in many countries in the 1970s and 1980s that make country tables incompatible. It contrasts these practices against the standards recommended by the United Nations' 1968 System of National Accounts of which input-output ...
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Input-Output Table and Analysis

1986
In compiling an input-output table the first requirement is to have all domestic production units classified by industry. In the latest set of tables for the United Kingdom no less than some hundred different industries have been distinguished for this purpose.
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Regional and Russian input-output tables

Studies on Russian Economic Development, 2008
The paper analyzes the possibility of building regional interindustry balances from Russian input-output tables. The study relies on a comparative analysis of a Russian symmetric input-output table and a corresponding regional table derived from a cross-sectional study of the breakdown of costs of production of goods and services.
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