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Two Methods of Elaborating “Input-Output” Tables

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Compilation of Input-Output Tables

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The construction of a commodity x commodity “Input-Output” table is more akin to a modelisation than to a statistical description of inter-industry trade. Two methods of contruction are proposed; the first, or algebraic method, is macroeconomic. It consists of an algebraic computation of the technical coefficients in each industry based on those in the sectors. On the contrary, the second, or econometric method, is microeconomic: it leads to an econometric estimate of these same industry-technical coefficients from individual-firm data.

J-F DIVAY: works in the INSEE Research Unit. F. MEUNIER in the “Quarterly Accounts” Division of INSEE

The authors wish to thank, Y. LISSILOUR, J. CHAUMONT and P. MAZODIER for the help they provided for this work.

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Divay, JF., Meunier, F. (1982). Two Methods of Elaborating “Input-Output” Tables. In: Skolka, J.V. (eds) Compilation of Input-Output Tables. Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems, vol 203. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46462-1_7

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