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The input-output table for the Alentejo region in Portugal [PDF]
, 2012 Portugal is a not a homogenous territory even though it is a small country. Each region has different characteristics, which makes the country as an evident case for the need of an effective cohesion policy leading to a diminishment of regional disparities.
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Construction of regional input—output tables for Russian regions
Voprosy EkonomikiThe methodology is developed for constructing complete regional input—output tables for the constituent entities of the Russian Federation based on analytical regionalization methods. Unlike most existing approaches, which are limited to regionalizing only the first quadrant of input—output tables, the proposed method covers all three quadrants ...
D. Y. Evdokimov +2 more
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An Alternative to Aggregated Base Tables in Input‐Output Table Regionalization
Growth and Change, 1993ABSTRACTAnalysts faced with the challenge of constructing a regional input‐output table from partial or nonsurvey‐based data typically adapt a national input‐output table to reflect the regional economic structure. Detailed benchmark input‐output tables with more than 500 industry sectors are compiled for years at five‐year intervals, but are many ...
RANDALL W. JACKSON, JONATHAN C. COMER
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REGIONAL AND SECTORAL DISAGGREGATION OF MULTI-REGIONAL INPUT–OUTPUT TABLES – A FLEXIBLE ALGORITHM
Economic Systems Research, 2014A common shortcoming of available multi-regional input-output (MRIO) data sets is their lack of regional and sectoral detail required for many research questions (e.g. in the field of disaster impact analysis). We present a simple algorithm to refine MRIO tables regionally and/or sectorally.
Wenz, L. +5 more
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Approach of Input–Output Table at Regional Level
2014Input–output analysis involves all aspects of the national accounts related to goods and services, including expenditure aggregates. Input–output analysis provides the opportunity to reconcile supply and use of goods and services, as well as reconcile GDP and expenditure on GDP.
Xiangzheng Deng +4 more
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Techniques of constructing regional input-output tables: Achievements
Chinese Geographical Science, 1992The development of any analytical method should have to experience at least four stages: its initial status, growth, mature and declining. However, although the regional input-output analysis has been widely applied for more than forty years, it is still one of the most important approach in regional economic analysis and forecast at present in the ...
Yuxian Jin, Christine M. Leigh
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Generation of Regional Input-Output Tables (Grit): An Introspection [PDF]
Economic Analysis and Policy, 1980 GRIT is a hybrid technique for deriving regional input-output tables. Since its emergence in 1977, the tables and the technique have been widely used by various research organizations. During that period, however, there has been little critical appraisal of the technique or the individual steps involved.
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Regional Input Output Table for the State of Punjab [PDF]
, 2011 Because of policy relevance of regional input-output analysis, a vast literature on the construction of regional input-output tables has emerged in the recent past, especially on the non-survey and hybrid methods. Although, construction of regional input-output tables is not new in India, but generation of input-output table using non-survey methods is
Singh, Inderjeet, Singh, Lakhwinder
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Updating regional input-output tables : a comparison of techniques
2023For this study four input-output tables were constructed for the Northern Territory for the 1980/81 financial year. The means of construction were by the simple and modified RAS techniques and by the GRIT technique (a preliminary and final version). The essential difference between the preliminary and final tables (or the simple and modified tables in ...
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A DOUBLE‐ENTRY METHOD FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF BI‐REGIONAL INPUT‐OUTPUT TABLES*
Journal of Regional Science, 1992ABSTRACT. In The Netherlands, a strong tradition in the construction and updating of (inter)regional input‐output tables has been built up. The paper gives a brief overview of this Dutch experience and discusses the features of the by now more or less standardized double‐entry bi‐regional construction method (DEBRIOT).
Boomsma, P., Oosterhaven, Jan
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