Understanding Singapore input-output tables



Digitised Book 216.73.216.10 (0)

1987

Understanding Singapore input-output tables

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Input-Output (l-O) tables provide a snapshotpicture of the economy. This publication from Department of Statistics gathered data from various surveys, and provided analysis at a more disaggregated level.

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Input-output tables--Singapore Input-output analysis--Singapore

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Trade and industry

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Title
Understanding Singapore input-output tables
Creators
Subject
  • Input-output tables--Singapore
  • Input-output analysis--Singapore
Publisher
  • Dept. of Statistics, 1987
  • National Library Board Singapore, 1987
Contributors
  • Singapore. Dept. of Statistics
Digital Description
application/pdf, ill. (some col.).
Provenance
Table of Contents
  • 1. Introduction. 1.1 What are Input-Output tables1.2 Uses of l-O tables. 1.3 Relationship between l-O and GDP. 1.4 A brief history of l-O tables. 1.5 Compilation of l-O tables. 1.6 Sources of data -- 2. The basic I-O tables. 2.1 Analysis of purchases from domestic production (Absorption matrix). 2.2 Analysis of Retained Imports (Import matrix). 2.3 Commodity analysis of domestic output (Make matrix) -- 3. The derived l-O tables. 3.1 Interdependence. 3.2 Direct and indirect input requirements. 3.3 Impact of final demand. 3.4 Exports and foreign exchange earnings. 3.5 Interdependence between sectors -- Statistical appendix.
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Copyright
  • All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2009.