Quesnay's "Tableau économique"

He., J.; Kuczynski, Marguerite; Meek, Ronald L.; Quesnay,

doi:10.2307/1529370

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“…Leontief was the first to represent intersectoral transactions as a matrix. Although his work resulted in the proliferation of the study and applications of I-O, important work by several others preceded him including Francois Quesnay's Tableau économique in 1758 [3] (He, 1972), and Léon Walras's Elements of Pure Economics in 1874 [4] (Walras, 2010). Balanced, symmetric I-O tables are derived from non-symmetric supply and use tables using methods including those outlined by [5] Eurostat (2008).…”

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confidence: 99%

Macro Sustainability across Countries: Key Sector Environmentally Extended Input-Output Analysis

Shmelev

Brook

2021

Sustainability

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When formulating economic development strategies, the environment and society must be considered to preserve well-being. This paper proposes a comparative sustainability assessment method using environmentally extended input-output analysis and multi-criteria decision aid. Using symmetric input-output tables and sectoral CO2 emissions and employment data for six countries, linkage coefficients are calculated for 163 sectors in each country. Multi-criteria decision aid tool, ELECTRE III, is used to derive outranking relationships among each country’s sectors using these coefficients as criteria, resulting in a hierarchy of sectors ordered by sustainability. Sectors that frequently appear at the top of the six hierarchies included education, health care, construction, and financial intermediation. China’s results differ significantly because of its concentration of economic activity on the primary/secondary sectors. The results can enable identification of key intervention pathways along which sustainable development could be stimulated. Country-specific recommendations and reflections on economic and sustainability policy initiatives are discussed.

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Section: Input-output Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%