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The role of domestic and international markets in the loss of nature across Brazil

Afonso DL, Perobelli FS, Faria WR, zu Ermgassen E.   +3 more
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FROM INPUT–OUTPUT TABLES TO SUPPLY-AND-USE TABLES

Economic Systems Research, 2012
In 1991, Statistics Netherlands introduced the supply-and-use tables as part of the national accounts. Since then, the supply-and-use tables have been the main statistics on the production structure of the Dutch economy. They form the basis from which input–output tables are derived. The time series of supply-and-use tables starts in 1987.
Brugt Kazemier, Carlo H. Driesen, Erik Hoogbruin   +2 more
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Constructing Regional Supply and Use Tables: Dutch Experiences

1999
At present, two major and seemingly contrasting developments are visible: the increasing degree of economic integration between nations and the growing interest in regional economic development. The former development culminated in a wide variety of economic co-operations such as the creation of the EU in Europe and NAFTA in North America.
Gerard Eding, Jan Oosterhaven, Bas de Vet, Henk Nijmeijer   +3 more
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Supply and Use Tables for India: Some Issues

Economic & Political Weekly
The Supply and Use Table (SUT) for various years published by the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) is an important tool for analyzing sectoral interactions within the economy. The SUT Table forms the basis of the input data for most optimisation based macroeconomic models playing a crucial role in formulating evidence-based ...
null Probal P Ghosh, null Sudarshan Singh, null Kirit S Parikh   +2 more
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The compilation of physical water supply and use table in Zhangye City

2012 International Symposium on Geomatics for Integrated Water Resource Management, 2012
The System of Environmental and Economic Accounting for Water (SEEAW) is an accounting framework exclusively on water resources, which was published by United Nations Statistics Division. The ability to address jointly the environmental, economic, and social aspects of water policy is central to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). SEEAW has a
null Zhong Ma, null Siyang Lui, null Miaomiao Wang   +2 more
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Company financing in Belgium: Analysis using supply and use tables [PDF]

Economic Review, 2013
The issue of how companies are financed, notably small companies, has been a recurring topic in the news and in numerous surveys and studies. It is especially relevant in the wake of the recent financial crisis. By using a table of aggregate revenue and expenditure developed by the Central Balance Sheet Office for individual companies, the article ...
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Reconstructing China's Supply-Use and Input-Output Tables in Time Series [PDF]

, 2015
This paper documents the procedures of constructing China's input-output tables (IOTs) and supply-use tables (SUTs) in time series for the period 1981-2010 under the East Asian Industrial Productivity/China KLEMS Project. We begin with basic data problems in terms of inconsistencies in concept, coverage, and classification of Chinese national accounts (
Harry WU, ITO Keiko
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ESA 2010 Chapter 9 Supply and Use Tables and the Input-Output Framework

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
This chapter of the new European guidelines on national accounting (ESA 2010) provides an introduction and overview of supply and use tables and the input-output framework in the national accounts. It discusses its role as a statistical tool, e.g. in compiling estimates of value added by industry, estimates of GDP according to the various approaches or
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