Search Results - subject:"Input-Output-Tabelle"

From shipments to supply chains : mining input-output links from firm-level trade flows

Mau, Karsten; Vicencio, Antonio; Xu, Mingzhi; Zheng, Yawen - 2026

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A value chain approach to measuring the U.S. production structure

Samuels, Jon D.; Senel, Gonca - 2026

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The links between sectoral and regional investment and sectoral, regional, and aggregate productivity in the United Kingdom

Haro-Bañón, Antonio; Jimenez-England, Fergus; … - 2026

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Can sanctions backfire?

Lenzen, Manfred; Debiel, Tobias - In: Defence and peace economics 37 (2026) 1, pp. 38-57

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Sectoral investment in input-output frameworks : a note on Stamegna et al. (2024)

Garbellini, Nadia - In: Peace economics, peace science and public policy 32 (2026) 1, pp. 95-99

This note clarifies a number of methodological issues in the treatment of sectoral investment shocks in the article by Stamegna, M., C. Bonaiuti, P. Maranzano, and M. Pianta. 2024. "The Economic Impact of Arms Spending in Germany, Italy, and Spain." Peace Economics, Peace Science and Public...

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Sectoral investment in input-output frameworks : a reply

Stamegna, Marco; Bonaiuti, Chiara; Maranzano, Paolo; … - In: Peace economics, peace science and public policy 32 (2026) 1, pp. 101-112

This note responds to the comments by Garbellini (2026) on the treatment of demand shocks in the Input-Output model in Stamegna et al. (2024). We show that the increase in arms expenditure is correctly identified as an investment shock, while increases in public expenditure on environmental...

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