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Non-Spatial Input-Output Analysis,ribing the economy as a system of . activities being carried out by a number of mutually interrelated industries. The traditional method of describing these economic interdependencies is known as input-output analysis, and was developed initially for the American economy by Leontief..

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Intersectoral Flows in Space: Dynamic Formulations,l flows over space. However, they do suffer from two major deficiencies. Firstly, their failure to distinguish between the individual components of final demand renders them incapable of estimating the . intersectoral flows. Secondly, their inability to quantify the repercussions of regional and sec

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Towards an Integrated System of Models for National and Regional Development,se of industrial and multiregional information. Our main purpose has been to demonstrate a practical means by which the economic analyst can minimize his survey needs, which can be both extensive and expensive for intersectoral and interregional models.. However, such estimates of flow coefficients

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Probability Distributions for Commodity Flows,e of quantum mechanics focused attention on three other statistical forms, namely Maxwell-Boltzmann, Fermi-Dirac and Bose-Einstein distributions. Each of these forms corresponds to a particular assumption about the manner in which microstates are grouped into macrostates.

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Intersectoral Flows in Space: Dynamic Formulations,nal demand renders them incapable of estimating the . intersectoral flows. Secondly, their inability to quantify the repercussions of regional and sectoral growth restricts their relevance to analyses in the short run. For medium- to long-term forecasting, the need for a dynamic model is obvious.

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