A Modification of the Cross-Industry Location Quotient for Projecting Sub-Territorial Input-Output Tables

Economic accounts at sub-territorial level are projected primarily through Location Quotients (LQ). The degrees of sectoral specialisation this will therefore be key in spatial projections. This article advocates rectified use the Cross-Industry Quotient (CILQ). Indirectly, aim is to check what extent CILQs well exploited, given that they fundamental reference other techniques. input-output (IO) tables for Euro 19 Area 2010 and 2015 taken as a analysis purposes. A statistic used measure degree similarity between accounting frameworks ten countries their projections using CILQ, Flegg's formula, its augmented version, CILQ variant.