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consists of the products used as inputs into that sector. Note that one unfortunate
feature of this otherwise ingenious device is that there is no way of knowing the
ex-post import coefficients because we do not know the composition of exante ...
consists of the products used as inputs into that sector. Note that one unfortunate
feature of this otherwise ingenious device is that there is no way of knowing the
ex-post import coefficients because we do not know the composition of exante ...
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emphasised that this problem is not peculiar to the input-output technique. All
techniques of making numerical projections suffer from this problem. Perhaps the
most important job of the planner and the quantitative modelbuilder is to free ...
emphasised that this problem is not peculiar to the input-output technique. All
techniques of making numerical projections suffer from this problem. Perhaps the
most important job of the planner and the quantitative modelbuilder is to free ...
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If the input imports exceed the export maximum then an acute foreign-exchange
gap exists. As a result, income must fall below capacity income and some ex-ante
savings will be frustrated, the investment ratio will be smaller than it need be.
If the input imports exceed the export maximum then an acute foreign-exchange
gap exists. As a result, income must fall below capacity income and some ex-ante
savings will be frustrated, the investment ratio will be smaller than it need be.
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