Acknowledgments ................................................ ix
Introduction ................................................. xiii
Part I: National Accounts ....................................... 1
Chapter 1: National Accounts, Planning and Prices .............. 3
Chapter 2: Commodity and Sector Classifications in Linked
Systems of National Accounts ....................... 17
Chapter 3: Input-Output Requirements of National Accounts ..... 25
Part II: Accounting or Technical Coefficients .................. 45
Chapter 4: The Choice of Model in the Construction of Input-
Output Coefficients Matrices ....................... 47
Chapter 5: An Alternative Treatment of Secondary Products
in Input-Output Analysis: Frustration .............. 67
Chapter 6: The Construction of Input-Output Coefficients
Matrices in an Axiomatic Context: Some Further
Considerations ..................................... 77
Chapter 7: A Generalized Expression for the Commodity and
the Industry Technology Models in Input-Output
Analysis .......................................... 103
Chapter 8: The Extraction of Technical Coefficients from
Input and Output Data ............................. 111
Part III: Neoclassical and Classical Connections ............. 121
Chapter 9: On the Methodology of Input-Output Analysis ....... 123
Chapter 10: Neoclassical Input-Output Analysis ................ 151
Chapter 11: The Substitution Theorem .......................... 181
Chapter 12: Brody's Capital ................................... 187
Part IV: Dynamic Input-Output Analysis ........................ 195
Chapter 13: Dynamic Input-Output Analysis with Distributed
Activities ........................................ 197
Chapter 14: Applied Dynamic Input-Output with Distributed
Activities ........................................ 225
Chapter 15: Working Capital in an Input-Output Model .......... 263
Part V: Stochastic Input-Output Analysis ...................... 283
Chapter 16: Primary Versus Secondary Production Techniques
in U.S. Manufacturing ............................. 285
Chapter 17: Stochastic Analysis of Input-Output
Multipliers on the Basis of Use and Make Tables ... 307
Part VI: Performance Analysis ................................. 327
Chapter 18: A Neoclassical Analysis of TFP Using Input-
Output Prices ..................................... 329
Chapter 19: Neoclassical Growth Accounting and Frontier
Analysis: A Synthesis ............................. 347
Chapter 20: Competition and Performance: The Different
Roles of Capital and Labor ........................ 371
Part VII: The Canadian Economy ................................ 389
Chapter 21: A General Equilibrium Analysis of the
Evolution of Canadian Service Productivity ........ 391
Chapter 22: Productivity Trends and Employment Across
Industries in Canada .............................. 411
Chapter 23: The Location of Comparative Advantages on the
Basis of Fundamentals Only ........................ 425
Part VIII: Asian Economies .................................... 447
Chapter 24: Competitive Pressures on China: Income
Inequality and Migration .......................... 449
Chapter 25: Bilateral Trade between India and Bangladesh:
A General Equilibrium Approach .................... 487
Chapter 26: Competitive Pressure on the Indian Households:
A General Equilibrium Approach .................... 519
Index ......................................................... 539
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