In Economics, What Is an Input-Output Model?
Overview of Input-Output Economics
Input-output economics
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- Chinese name
- Input-output economics
- Related
- Research on input-output theory and method
- Types of
- An economic discipline
- The main contents are
- Principles, applications and methods of input-output method
- Overview of Input-Output Economics
- Input-output economics is an economic discipline that studies input-output theory and methods.
- The main content of input-output economics research
- The main contents of its research are: general principles, applications and methods of input-output method; extension of input-output model.
- Emergence and development of input-output economics
- The ideological origins of input-output economics can be traced back to the work "Economics" by the founder of the French heavy agricultural school, Quénay, and the general equilibrium theory and mathematical models of Lyon Walras, a school of mathematical economics in the second half of the 19th century. The input-output method was founded in the 1930s and was first proposed by Professor Rivativ of Harvard University. Then he published a series of articles explaining the basic ideas, content, principles, and development applications of input and output. There are: "The Balance of the Russian Economy: A Methodological Study" (1925), "Quantitative Relationship between Input and Output in the American Economic System" (1936), "US Economic Structure" (1941), "Research on the US Economic Structure" (1953) (co-authored with Tienari), etc.