Economic Structure and Maturity
Subtitle: Collected Papers in Input-output Modelling and Applications
By: Ranko Bon
Series: Routledge revivals; Routledge revivals
Publisher: Routledge; Taylor & Francis Group
Published: 2018
Place of publication: Abingdon, Oxon
Language: eng
Number of pages: 398
ISBN-13: 9781315205274; 9781351793520; 9781351793537; 9781351793513
Subjects: Input-output analysis; Mathematical models; BUSINESS & ECONOMICS; Economics; Macroeconomics; POLITICAL SCIENCE; Economic Conditions
Table of contents: title: Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; List of Contributors; List of Papers; Introduction; PART I: SOME THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF ECONOMIC STABILITY; Chapter 1 Some Conditions of Macroeconomic Stability in Multiregional Models; Chapter 2 Comparative Stability Analysis of Multiregional Input-Output Models: Column, Row and Leontief-Strout Gravity Coefficient Models; Chapter 3 Supply-Side Multiregional Input-Output Models; Chapter 4 Qualitative Input-Output Analysis; PART II: EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS INTO ECONOMIC STABILITY AND THE EMERGING PROBLEM OF ECONOMIC MATURITY; title: Chapter 5 Comparative Stability Analysis of Demand-Side and Supply-Side Input-Output Models: The Case of the USChapter 6 Comparative Stability Analysis of Demand-Side and Supply-Side Input-Output Models: The Case of the UK; Chapter 7 Comparative Stability Analysis of Demand-Side and Supply-Side Input-Output Models: The Case of Japan, 1960-1990; Chapter 8 Comparative Stability Analysis of Demand-Side and Supply-Side Input-Output Models: The Case of Italy; Chapter 9 Comparative Stability Analysis of Demand-Side and Supply-Side Input-Output Models: Toward an Index of Economic 'Maturity'; title: Chapter 10 Comparative Stability Analysis of Demand-Side and Supply-Side Input-Output Models: The Case of Turkey, 1973-1990PART III: EMPIRICAL STUDIES OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY AND ECONOMIC MATURITY; Chapter 11 The Role of Construction in the National Economy: A Comparison of the Fundamental Structure of the US and Japanese Input-Output Tables since World War II; Chapter 12 Direct and Indirect Resource Utilisation by the Construction Sector: The Case of the US since World War II; title: Chapter 13 Historical Comparison of Construction Sectors in the US, Japan, Italy and Finland Using Input-Output TablesChapter 14 What Do We Mean by Building Technology?; Chapter 15 The Future of International Construction: Secular Patterns of Growth and Decline; Chapter 16 New Construction versus Maintenance and Repair Construction Technology in the US since World War II; Chapter 17 An Input-Output Analysis of the Italian Construction Sector, 1959-1988; Chapter 18 Some New Evidence of Old Trends: Japanese Construction, 1960-1990; title: Chapter 19 The Italian Residential Construction Sector: An Input-Output Historical AnalysisChapter 20 Regional Development and Construction in Italy: An Input-Output Analysis, 1959-1992; Chapter 21 An Input-Output Analysis of the Turkish Construction Sector, 1973-1990