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Process System Modelling of Production Technology Alternatives using Input- Output Tables with Sector Specific Units

Steven Kraines and Yoshikuni Yoshida

Economic Systems Research, 2004, vol. 16, issue 1, 21-32

Abstract: Input-output analysis is usually based on tables of accounts expressed in uniform monetary or physical units. However, from a process system modelling perspective, tables of accounts in sector specific units may be more useful for evaluating the effectiveness of new production technologies on reducing pollutant emissions. Using the sector specific unit conceptualization of an IO table, one can consider the effect of changes in direct input coefficients for a particular sector on the complete set of total input coefficients independently from the other direct input coefficients. A process system modelling based method for calculating the total industrial outputs from a new technology matrix together with the new relative prices for each sector output is presented. The method is then used to study the effect of technology changes in the steel making industry in Liaoning Province, China on prices and pollutant emissions.

Keywords: Process system modelling; price model; technology changes; Chinese steel industry (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2004
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