Structural Interdependence and Economic Development: Proceedings of an International Conference on Input-Output Techniques, Geneva, September 1961

Front Matter....Pages i-x
Introduction....Pages 1-7
Front Matter....Pages 9-9
The Use of Interindustry Analysis in Development Programming....Pages 11-27
Decomposition and Optimization of Short-Run Planning in a Planned Economy....Pages 28-38
An Efficient Path for the Technological Transformation of an Economy....Pages 39-56
The Food and Agricultural Sectors in Advanced Economies....Pages 57-75
Models of Agriculture and Industry in Less Developed Economies....Pages 76-102
Front Matter....Pages 103-103
Application of Input-Output Techniques to Regional Science....Pages 105-118
Multiregional Input-Output Analysis....Pages 119-150
Application of Input-Output Techniques to Urban Areas....Pages 151-168
Front Matter....Pages 169-169
The Use of Statistical and Mathematical Methods in Soviet Planning....Pages 171-188
Collection and Organization of Data for Interindustry Study in France....Pages 189-199
The Input-Output Model in a Developing Economy: Egypt....Pages 199-223
Some Applications of Input-Output Techniques to the Analysis of the Structure and Development of Israel’s Economy....Pages 224-244
Construction and Use of Input-Output Tables in Latin American Countries....Pages 245-262
Front Matter....Pages 263-263
The Labour Coefficient and the Size of Establishment in Two Japanese Industries....Pages 265-276
Incremental Flow Coefficients for a Dynamic Input-Output Model with Changing Technology....Pages 277-302
Changes in Input-Output Coefficients....Pages 303-332
Problems of Standardization of Input-Output Statistics: a Debate....Pages 333-365