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How would the economy perform if the targets of sustainable development were to be realized? This question can only be answered by the application of multisectoral macroeconometric models which depict the economic structures linked with the environment (Uno, 1995). The dynamic modelling approach described here is based on the input—output framework and describes variable consumption and production structures. The input—output framework provides necessary simulation properties such as accounting consistency as well as interindustry repercussions.
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Meyer, B., Ewerhart, G. (1998). Multisectoral policy modelling for environmental analysis. In: Uno, K., Bartelmus, P. (eds) Environmental Accounting in Theory and Practice. Economy & Environment, vol 11. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-1433-4_22
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