this paper explores the importance of oil sector in providing input for economic sectors and also its changes during the last decades in iran. to that end, the partial and total forward linkage between oil sector and other domestic production sectors as well as their changes are examined using the input-output tables of the years 1986 and 2001. and also based on the information on hand, perform...

Trade in intermediate goods as one possible link between rising trade and foreign direct investment is examined. To explain growing intermediate goods trade, three hypotheses are brought forward: outsourcing, global sourcing and the increasing importance of MNE networks. These hypotheses are tested by employing a cross-section framework, which uses OECD input-output table data, and an analysis,...

This paper presents a regional case study using Bi-Regional Input-Output (BRIO) matrix of Buenos Aires City (BAC) and the Rest Argentina (ROA), constructed from Argentinian matrix. A hybrid approach was applied to obtain BRIO matrix, which combines pure non-survey methods with matrix-balancing like RAS or Cross-Entropy. Once obtained, our has focused on analyzing BAC structure interconnections ...

regional input-output tables historical background goes back to 1950 when its idea was proposed by walter isard. in iran, regional accounts generation started in the fifth development plan before the islamic revolution, but these accounts have been generated only for some provinces. the generation and completion of these accounts and tables on the basis of surveying and mechanical methods or a ...

Public Infrastructure as a Determinant of Intertemporal and Interregional Productive Performance in China This paper focuses on the question whether public infrastructure capital matters for labor productivity in China, both over time and across regions. It finds that public infrastructure is a significant determinant of variations in labor productivity across provinces, but the contribution of...

This paper examines the stable outcomes of organization choice between single-plant and multi-plant under asymmetric two regions. A typical implicit assumption on monopolistic competition models for trade and economic geography is that firms can produce and sell only at one place. This paper allows endogenous determination of the number of plants in a new economic geography model. In particular...