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International Political Economy

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Input-Output Analysis Table

Author: Angelie Bayaban



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An industrial sector can be both a consumer of the outputs and a supplier of the inputs of other sectors in an economy. The input-output analysis model describes such an interdependent relationship. The analysis is typically presented in a matrix or table. The outputs of each sector are shown in rows and turn into the inputs of the other sectors listed in columns.


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