Regional input–output analysis and modeling constitutes a vital framework for analysing the complex economic interrelationships between sectors and geographical areas.

Input-output analysis refers to the study of the particular effects that different sectors or industries have on the economy as a whole for a particular nation or region.

This is an analytical paper generalizing the standard input-output (IO) model on the one hand and the equally standard method of solving the model by means of power series expansion, on the other. The ...

This paper is on regional revitalization, regional input-output model, self-sufficiency rate, and economic effects. In order to make public as quickly as possible the results of theoretical research ...

INPUT - OUTPUT ANALYSIS Input - output analysis is a method of calculating income and employment multipliers which takes account of differences in technology between industries and also of the ...

The probability density of input-output multipliers under the assumption of normality of the input coefficients is estimated. The moments and confidence intervals of the multipliers are calculated for ...

Therefore, the conventional model may overestimate the economic effects of the own region. In this study, we developed an interregional input-output model with interregional commuting and consuming ...

Technology license agreements as public–private partnerships for economic development: evaluations using surveys, input–output modeling, and regression analysis.

All systems can be understood using an input-process-output (IPO) model, and the system we call “innovation” is no exception. This model is likely familiar to you from information technology ...