Leontief input–output model: Difference between revisions
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| || '' | | Number of sectors || ''n'' || <math>\mathbf N</math> || | ||
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| || '' | | || ''A'' || || <math>\mathcal M_{n,n}(\mathbf R)</math> || | ||
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| || '' | | || ''d'' || || <math>\mathcal M_{n,1}(\mathbf R)</math> || | ||
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| || ''I'' || | | || ''x'' || || <math>\mathcal M_{n,1}(\mathbf R)</math> || | ||
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| || ''I'' || || <math>\{I\}</math> where <math>I \in \mathcal M_{n,n}(\mathbf R)</math> || | |||
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Revision as of 22:12, 16 September 2017
The Leontief input–output model is a long-run economic growth model.
Variables in the model
| Name | Variable | Unit | Set of possible values | Rival input? | Variable type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Number of sectors | n | |||||
| A | ||||||
| d | ||||||
| x | ||||||
| I | where |
Mathematical formalism
See also
External links
- Input–output model (Wikipedia)