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Verflechtung von Nachfrage, Produktion, Erwerbstätigkeit und Einkommensverteilung

Schulmeister, Stephan (contributor); … - 1985

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Input-output tables for developing countries

1985

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Input-output tables for developing countries ; 2

1985

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The ORANI 78 input-output and parameter files for 1977 - 78

Bruce, Ian A. - 1985

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Some aspects of economic development process in Indonesia : input output analysis of the Indonesian economy

Kaneko, Yukio - In: Economics and finance in Indonesia : EFI 33 (1985) 3, pp. 284-318

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AP large scale manufacturing sector : inter industry cross section data analysis

Rao, Vadapalli Lakshmana - In: The Indian journal of economics 65 (1985) 258, pp. 361-376

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Structural interdependence of the economies of Korea and Japan

Pak, Ung-sŏ - In: The South-East Asian economic review 6 (1985) 3, pp. 113-124

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Input-output structure of the Korean economy : 1983

In: Quarterly economic review (1985), pp. 33-47

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Measurement of sectoral income and employment multipliers for the economy of Uttar Pradesh : an application of semi-closed input-output model

Srivastav, Nirankar - In: The Indian journal of economics 66 (1985) 261, pp. 183-201

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A simple inter-industry model of Pakistan : With an application to Pakistan's sixth five-year plan

Cohen, Suleiman L. - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 24 (1985) 3, pp. 531-545

Entwicklung eines ökonometrischen Makromodells. Überprüfung dieses Modells anhand bereits vorliegender Daten. Überprüfung der Plandaten bis 1988. Im Ergebnis Planvorgaben realistisch. Nach dem Modell höherer Konsum anzunehmen. Kompensation durch geringere Investitionen. Größte Diskrepanz...

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