Usually, the sectoral structure of economy is measured as weights of the main branches a) in the total gross value added or b) in the gross domestic product. The differences between vectors a) and b) infer from the sectoral distribution of the net indirect taxes. This issue has been explored...

The main goal of the present work is to reveal the advantages of introducing the so called structural coefficient (SC) into economic analysis. SC is defined as an indicator of the similarity between a given sectoral structure and another, which is admitted as a referential. Consequently, the...

Usually, the sectoral structure of economy is measured either a) as weights of the main branches in the total gross value added (wvi) or b) as the respective weights in the gross domestic product (wgi). The differences between vectors a) and b) infer from the distribution of the net indirect...