Input-output models in economic and environmental policy analyses

This paper discusses the use of input-output models for the analyses of economic growth and resulting environmental, resource and related issues. The emphasis is on discussion of a general structure and characteristics of the input-output models and on their uses for policy analysis. A large number...

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Published in:Proceedings of the IEEE 1975-01, Vol.63 (3), p.431-437
Main Author: Gutmanis, I.
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Atmospheric measurements
Board of Directors
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Environmental economics
Environmentally friendly manufacturing techniques
Fuel economy
Industrial pollution
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