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Leontief input-output Model

Empirical input-output table accounting that traces how a final demand change ripples through inter-sector requirements.

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    Leontief (1936, 1941) --- founded input-output economics with the US inter-industry flow table

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  2. [S2] Reference

    Miller, Blair (2009) --- definitive textbook on IO analysis, covering multipliers, extensions, and applications

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  3. [S3] Reference

    Ghosh (1958) --- supply-driven IO model, transposing the Leontief demand-driven logic

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  4. [S4] Reference

    Dietzenbacher, Los (2000) --- structural decomposition analysis of changes in IO tables over time

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  5. [S5] Reference

    Timmer, Dietzenbacher, Los, Stehrer, de Vries (2015) --- WIOD and the analysis of global value chains

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