Conference Report on the 16th International Input-Output Conference

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This paper aims to study some of the factors that influence the sectoral diffusion of innovation. The final objective is to arrive at a model of innovation diffusion in order to analyse how different economic policies can help to promote it. In the first place, an exploratory analysis is carried out in which some new statistics such as the sectoral autocorrelation coefficient are used. Secondly...

International Conference on Islamic Awakening

Recent developments in the middle-east have been differently explained by different figures and dignitaries from different countries of the world. Calling these developments as "Islamic awakening", "Human awakening", "Arab Spring" and "Purple Revolution" indicates there are different theories in this regard definitely leading to different measures in the political arena. Among supreme leader's ...

Report on the Nineteenth International FLAIRS Conference

Conference (FLAIRS-19) was held 11–13 May 2006 at the Crowne Plaza Melbourne Oceanfront Hotel in Melbourne Beach, FL. The general cochairs were Philip Chan and Debasis Mitra, from the Florida Institute of Technology. The program cochairs were Geoff Sutcliffe, from the University of Miami, and Randy Goebel, from the University of Alberta. The special tracks chair was Barry O’Sullivan, from Unive...

To be presented at the special session of the International Conference On Input Output Analysis

In the context of the globalization of the Indian economy, it is necessary to examine the dependence of an individual micro-level company on the macro economy and its constituent sectors. We have taken up the study of a diversified private engineering and construction company to analyze the structure of its business, using input-output framework. The operational impact of the company and its de...

16th National Computer Security Conference