Titlebook: Input-Output Modeling; Proceedings of the F Anatoli Smyshlyaev Conference proceedings 1985 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1985 developme

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Changes in Factor Input Coefficients and The Leontief Paradox,otonously when they are ranked according to their intensity in the relatively cheap factor, and since the American wage interest ratio was generally agreed not to be surpassed by any of her trading partners, such results were paradoxical indeed.

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The Potential Contributions of Mutually Consistent, Sectorally Disaggregated National Economic Modeng to discourage apparently “environmentally-adverse” (“ pollutionintensive”) production in some countries and to encourage the transfer of that production to countries in which environmental concerns are less intense (or impinge less severely on productive activity).

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,On the Endogenous Determination of Import Coefficients in an Input—Output Model: Theoretical and Prtput sectors. From that derives the need of a careful analysis of imports by sectors in order to evaluate the effects of foreign prices on domestic prices and domestic demand. This can be done using input-output (i/o) models.

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,Changes in the Structure of the Finnish Economy, 1970–1980,th the marked changes in the relative price of oil . How long a period of time will these adjustments related to overall structural changes in the world economy take? And, will there be again a period of smooth and rapid growth in the future? These are interesting questions, but they are hard to answer for the present.

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,On Modeling Foreign Trade in an Input—Output Model of an Open Economy,nts of the real side in order to preserve the simultaneity among the variables determined inside its blocks; this implies a clear link between the producers’ prices determined in the price side of the model and the prices considered as explanatory variables in the imports and exports equations.

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,Input—Output Techniques in the Japanese Econometric Model,of about four percent. In addition, the Japanese inflation rate was relatively moderate before the oil crisis; the average rate of change of the wholesale price index was about one percent per year. Since the oil crisis this has risen to about six percent per year.

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