Input-output Framework and Economic AnalysisCentre for the Study of Regional Development, Jawaharlal Nehru University, 1976 - Input-output analysis - 188 pages |
Contents
InputOutput Models | 21 |
Technological Viability | 28 |
Quesnay and Marx | 80 |
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A₁ adjusted analysis Animal Husbandry assumed assumption balance equation C₁ calculated column vector complex constant capital consumption vector corresponding decomposable denoted determined diagonal eigen vector element employment expenditure exports final demand vector Frobenius root give given Grain Mill gross output levels gross output vector Haryana Hence identical imports indecomposable indirect income input-output analysis input-output model input-output table inter-industrial inter-regional intermediate intermediate consumption investment vector jth sector labour largest eigen value Leontief less than unity linear location quotient Mathur maximum rate ment multiplier negative non-negative obtained organised orthants P₁ P₂ percent population positive possible price system Problem production process Punjab quadrant rate of growth rate of return ratio represent requirements respectively row vector rupees second sector Similarly Solution square matrix surplus value technological coefficient matrix technology matrix three sectors tion trade margins transactions matrix unit level unit of output value added value-added viable wage X₁ zero