Production of electricity by burning coal, oil, and natural gas produces CO2, SO2, NOx, etc. which act as greenhouse gases and pollutants. This paper examines fuel use, energy production, and the quantities of these gases produced in the Malaysian economy during the years 1991 and 2000. Input-output (Leontief) analysis is used in this study to enable calculation of energy demand and pollution e...

This paper compares two second-generation dynamic energy demand models, a translog Ž . Ž . TL and a general Leontief GL , in the study of price elasticities and factor substitutions of nine Swedish manufacturing industries: food, textiles, wood, paper, printing, chemicals, non-metallic minerals, base metals and machinery. Several model specifications are tested with likelihood ratio test. There...

The paper studies a generalisation of the dynamic Leontief input-output model. The standard dynamic Leontief model will be extended with the balance equation of renewable resources. The renewable stocks will increase regenerating and decrease exploiting primary natural resources. In this study the controllability of this extended model is examined by taking the consumption as the control parame...

In recent years, with the advancements in information and communication technology, different emerging on-demand shared mobility services have been introduced as innovative solutions low-density areas, including transit (ODT), (MOD) transit, crowdsourced services. However, due to their infancy, there is a strong need understand model demand for these this study, we developed trip production dis...

We assume some sort of structure on the users’ demand which is called Leontief preferences, and states that the utility of an agent is the fraction of its dominant resource that it can actually use, given its proportional demands and its allocation of the various resources. For example, an agent that requires twice as much CPU as RAM to run a task prefers to be allocated 4 CPU units and 2 RAM u...