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1978
Input-output analysis is a particular planning and forecasting technique with a wide variety of applications. The purpose here is simply to present the basic elements of the technique without going into its refinements. If the reader’s appetite is whetted, references for further reading are given in the bibliography.
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Input-output analysis is a particular planning and forecasting technique with a wide variety of applications. The purpose here is simply to present the basic elements of the technique without going into its refinements. If the reader’s appetite is whetted, references for further reading are given in the bibliography.
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1974
Whatever other characteristics may properly be required of a development plan, most people would agree that it should be internally consistent. This requires essentially that the different parts of the plan should ‘balance’ with each other: the supply of each good with its consumption, domestic production with imports and exports, the output of one ...
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Whatever other characteristics may properly be required of a development plan, most people would agree that it should be internally consistent. This requires essentially that the different parts of the plan should ‘balance’ with each other: the supply of each good with its consumption, domestic production with imports and exports, the output of one ...
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1986
Input-output analysis is a tool for dealing with interactions between different business or economic entities. It can deal, for example, with interactions between departments in a factory, between firms in a group, between sectors in an economy or between whole economies.
T. A. Burley, G. O’Sullivan
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Input-output analysis is a tool for dealing with interactions between different business or economic entities. It can deal, for example, with interactions between departments in a factory, between firms in a group, between sectors in an economy or between whole economies.
T. A. Burley, G. O’Sullivan
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1999
In this chapter we introduce the reader to various methods for the input-output analysis of nonlinear systems. The methods are divided into three categories: 1. Optimal Linear Approximants for Nonlinear Systems. This is a formalization of a technique called the describing function technique, which is popular for a quick analysis of the ...
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In this chapter we introduce the reader to various methods for the input-output analysis of nonlinear systems. The methods are divided into three categories: 1. Optimal Linear Approximants for Nonlinear Systems. This is a formalization of a technique called the describing function technique, which is popular for a quick analysis of the ...
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Input-output cross analysis [PDF]
Environment and Planning A, 1996 In this paper we deal with extractions of one sector (region) or a number of sectors (regions) from an (interregional) input-output system. When a certain number of sectors is taken out of the input-output matrix one obtains a cross. It is shown that the Leontief-inverse for a cross can be decomposed into the product of three matrices, OUT*INTRA*IN ...
M Sonis, J Oosterhaven
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Nanofluidics for osmotic energy conversion
Nature Reviews Materials, 2021, Liping Wen, Lei Jiang
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System of sequences in multivariate reticular structures
Nature Reviews Materials, 2022Stefano Canossa, Zhe Ji
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