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Chapter 19: The Input–Output Model

Chapter 19: The Input–Output Model

pp. 204-211

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, London School of Economics and Political Science, , London School of Economics and Political Science
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This chapter involves the input--output model. Here, there are several goods under production, and some of each is needed to meet the production of the others, and there is also an external demand for each good. The model involves a matrix known as the technology matrix and a related matrix know as the Leontief matrix. It is shown how to solve such problems and it is explained that, in general (under very reasonable conditions), there always will be a solution. It is also shown how to approximate the solution using powers of the technology matrix.

Keywords

  • interdependent production processes
  • technology matrix
  • Leontief matrix
  • input--output analysis

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