Mixed and Combined Input-Output Models
Below we make available our slides on "Mixed and combined input-output models", which were part of a series of our training sessions on Input-Output Analysis for Green Jobs Assessment, organized by the International Labour Organization (26 October – 13 November 2020). The course was delivered in coordination with UNITAR to the faculty and advanced students of the Alliance of Universities of Kyrgyzstan and other qualified participants.
You are free to use the (new) content of this material for your own research purposes, provided the following reference is made: Temursho U. (2020), Mixed and combined input-output models, A training course on Input-Output Analysis for Green Jobs Assessment, ILO Green Jobs Assessment Model Project, International Labour Organization, October 26 – November 13.
If your team/company needs a rigorous, but at the same time transparent and accessible, training on (extended) input-output modelling, do not hesitate to get in contact!
You are free to use the (new) content of this material for your own research purposes, provided the following reference is made: Temursho U. (2020), Mixed and combined input-output models, A training course on Input-Output Analysis for Green Jobs Assessment, ILO Green Jobs Assessment Model Project, International Labour Organization, October 26 – November 13.
If your team/company needs a rigorous, but at the same time transparent and accessible, training on (extended) input-output modelling, do not hesitate to get in contact!
Basics of Input-Output Analysis: Theory and Empirics
Date given: September 4, 2020
Course overview:
Below we make publicly available our presentation slides of a short course on Basics of Input-Output Analysis (IOA), which covers the following topics:
Course overview:
Below we make publicly available our presentation slides of a short course on Basics of Input-Output Analysis (IOA), which covers the following topics:
- A brief historical account of IOA;
- Relevant necessary concepts from the System of National Accounts (production boundary, taxes on production and imports, valuation concepts, intermediate and final uses, gross and net value added, GDP measurements from IO tables);
- Demand-driven IO quantity models (open IO model, standard semi-closed IO model, Miyazawa model with endogenous disaggregated households income groups);
- Type I and type II output and generalized multipliers; and
- Multi-region IO quantity model and data.