Transregional Enterprise Input-Output Model and Its Application in Production Decision-Making

Abstract

Because of the transregional production and operation characteristics of modern enterprises, this paper extended the traditional enterprise input-output model by introducing the factor of "regions" and built the transregional enterprise input-output model. In order to solve the problem of inconsistencies between the production regions and market regions within the second quadrant of transregional input-output table, we use the mathematical programming techniques together with enterprise input-output model to build a production programming model.

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“…Enterprise input-output models have been constructed previously, but mostly as singleregion models for one enterprise only (for example, Farag, 1967;Lin and Polenske, 1998;Correa and Craft, 1999;Albino and Kühtz, 2004;Lave, 2006), or as extended single-region models of an economy with an enterprise represented by one additional sector (Tiebout, 1967;Billings and Katz, 1982;Lenzen, 2008), but rarely as nested multi-region models, as done by Polenske (1997) and Li et al (2008). Polenske's basic idea was taken up again in recent input -output-based hybrid life-cycle approaches, where a so-called foreground system containing interdependent production processes, is embedded in a national input -output table (Heijungs and Suh, 2002;Suh, 2004).…”

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“…environmental performance and the impact of transportation on the supply chains). Li et al (2008) prepared a multi-regional EIO model to explicitly model logistics costs.…”

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“…Perhaps the most comprehensive and at the same time pioneering work is that of Polenske (1997), who demonstrated the usefulness of an enterprise input-output model that is embedded in the nested system of regional and national input-output tables. Since then, a number of interesting enterprise input-output models and their applications have been published worldwide (Correa and Craft 1999;Marangoni and Fezzi 2002;Li et al 2008;Lenzen et al 2010a), notably by Albino and colleagues (Albino et al 2003;Albino and Kühtz 2004). Polenske's basic idea was taken up again in recent input-output-based hybrid lifecycle approaches, where a so-called foreground system containing interdependent production processes is embedded in a national input-output table (Heijungs and Suh 2002;Suh 2004).…”