statistical estimation of input-output tables for the russian far east
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Abstract
A technical approach is given to estimating and balancing of regional input-output tables based on tabulation of resources and of the use of goods and services’ resources and their further transformation into a symmetrical table. The approach has been implemented when tabulating input-output for the Russian Far East for 2001. A description is given of the system of interrelated and balanced indicators and macroeconomic proportions of the Russian Far East’s economy, which have been obtained as a result of estimation
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mikheeva2005prostranstvennastatistical
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| Authors | ;Nadezhda Nikolayevna Mikheeva |
| Journal | opuscula mathematica |
| Year | 2005 |
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10.14530/se.2005.2.061-079
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