Economic Systems Research

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Volume 32, issue 4, 2020

Return of the capital coefficients matrix pp. 439-450

Albert E. Steenge and Rachel C. Reyes

A supply-use approach to capital endogenization in input–output analysis pp. 451-475

Carl-Johan H. Södersten and Manfred Lenzen

Uncertainty measures for economic accounts pp. 476-501

Nino Mushkudiani, Jeroen Pannekoek and Li-Chun Zhang

The suggested structure of final demand shock for sectoral labour digital skills pp. 502-520

Francesca Severini, Rosita Pretaroli, Claudio Socci, Jacopo Zotti and Giancarlo Infantino

On the accuracy of gravity-RAS approaches used for inter-regional trade estimation: evidence using the 2005 inter-regional input–output table of Japan pp. 521-539

Julio Gustavo Fournier Gabela

Are global value chains truly global? pp. 540-564

Hao Xiao, Bo Meng, Jiabai Ye and Shantong Li

Water content in trade: a regional analysis for Morocco pp. 565-584

Eduardo Haddad, Fatima ezzahra Mengoub and Vinícius Vale

Retraction: Tracing Knowledge Flows in Innovation Systems—an Informetric Perspective on Future Research Science-based Innovation pp. 585-585

The Editors

Volume 32, issue 3, 2020

Accounting for global migrant remittances flows pp. 301-317

Joao-Pedro Ferreira, Michael Lahr, Pedro Ramos and Eduardo Castro

Tariffs, domestic import substitution and trade diversion in input-output production networks: an exercise on Brexit pp. 318-350

Raffaele Giammetti

The economic effects of financial relief delays following a natural disaster pp. 351-377

Navid Attary, Harvey Cutler, Martin Shields and John W. van de Lindt

Tools for reconstructing the bilateral trade network: a critical assessment pp. 378-394

Tiziano Distefano, Marta Tuninetti, Francesco Laio and Luca Ridolfi

Multinational production in value-added terms pp. 395-412

Sébastien Miroudot and Ming Ye

Bayesian input–output table update using a benchmark LASSO prior pp. 413-427

Mike Tsionas

A note on linkage between gross value added and final use at the industry level pp. 428-437

Junning Cai and PingSun Leung

Volume 32, issue 2, 2020

Japan’s participation in global value chains: splitting the IO table into production for export and domestic sale pp. 173-191

Koji Ito, Ivan Deseatnicov and Kyoji Fukao

The expectations of and covariances between carbon footprints pp. 192-201

João F. D. Rodrigues, Rong Yuan and Hai Xiang Lin

Hire fast, fire slow: the employment benefits of energy transitions pp. 202-220

Yann Füllemann, Vincent Moreau, Marc Vielle and François Vuille

Unconventional monetary policy and real estate sector: a financial dynamic computable general equilibrium model for Italy pp. 221-238

Irfan Ahmed, Claudio Socci, Francesca Severini, Rosita Pretaroli and Hassan Kasady Al Mahdi

Spatial structural decomposition analysis with a focus on product lifetime pp. 239-261

Yuya Nakamoto

A carbon tax on agriculture? A CGE analysis for Chile pp. 262-277

Cristian Mardones and Mirko Lipski

Water and production reallocation in the Spanish agri-food system pp. 278-299

Ignacio Cazcarro, Rosa Duarte, Julio Sánchez Chóliz and Cristina Sarasa

Volume 32, issue 1, 2020

Decomposition analysis: when to use which method? pp. 1-28

Paul de Boer and João F. D. Rodrigues

Consumption and production-based CO2 pricing policies: macroeconomic trade-offs and carbon leakage pp. 29-57

Mark Sommer and Kurt Kratena

Using virtual laboratories for disaster analysis – a case study of Taiwan pp. 58-83

Futu Faturay, Ya-Yen Sun, Erik Dietzenbacher, Arunima Malik, Arne Geschke and Manfred Lenzen

Economic effects of an E-mobility scenario – input structure and energy consumption pp. 84-97

Philip Ulrich and Ulrike Lehr

Financialisation as structural change: measuring the financial content of things pp. 98-120

Marwil Dávila-Fernández and Lionello F. Punzo

Policy needs (to be) covered by static environmentally extended input–output analyses pp. 121-144

An Vercalsteren, Maarten Christis, Theo Geerken and Ann Van der Linden

Can supply, use and input–output tables be converted to a different classification with aggregate information? pp. 145-165

José Rueda-Cantuche, Antonio Amores and Isabelle Remond-Tiedrez

A follow-up note on the plausibility of the Leontief and Ghosh closed models pp. 166-172

Antonio Manresa and Ferran Sancho

Volume 31, issue 4, 2019

Return of the inoperability pp. 467-480

Yasuhide Okuyama and Krista Danielle Yu

The persistent statistical structure of the US input–output coefficient matrices: 1963–2007 pp. 481-504

Luis Daniel Torres-González and Jangho Yang

Hypothetical extractions from a global perspective pp. 505-519

Erik Dietzenbacher, Bob van Burken and Yasushi Kondo

Measuring global flow of funds: focus on China, Japan, and the United States pp. 520-550

Nan Zhang and Xiuzhen Zhao

Bayesian selection of technology assumptions for the transformation from supply-use to input–output tables pp. 551-573

João F. D. Rodrigues, Antonio Amores and Rui Paulo

Structural change and female participation in recent economic growth: a multisectoral analysis for the Spanish economy pp. 574-593

Rosa Duarte, Cristina Sarasa and Mònica Serrano

Aggregating input–output systems with minimum error pp. 594-616

Manfred Lenzen

Developing a multiple-criteria decision analysis for green economy transition: a Canadian case study pp. 617-641

Mehdi Bagheri, Masood Sheikh Alivand, Mohammad Alikarami, Christopher A. Kennedy, Ganesh Doluweera and Zeus Guevara

Measuring industrial upgrading: applying factor analysis in a global value chain framework pp. 642-664

Kailan Tian, Erik Dietzenbacher and Richard Jong-A-Pin

Volume 31, issue 3, 2019

Is the emperor wearing new clothes? A social assessment of the European Union 2007–2013 financial framework pp. 285-304

Fabio Monsalve, Jorge Zafrilla, María-Ángeles Cadarso and Angela García-Alaminos

Estimating economic impacts of the US-South Korea free trade agreement pp. 305-323

Dan Wei, Zhenhua Chen and Adam Rose

Tracing VARDI coefficients: a proposal pp. 324-344

Henryk Gurgul and Łukasz Lach

The integration of international financial markets: an attempt to quantify contagion in an input–output-type analysis pp. 345-360

Dieter Schumacher

Distinguishing China's processing trade in the world input-output table and quantifying its effects pp. 361-381

Quanrun Chen, Kunfu Zhu, Peng Liu, Xiangyin Chen, Kailan Tian, Lianling Yang and Cuihong Yang

Bridging macroeconomic data between statistical classifications: the count-seed RAS approach pp. 382-403

Mattia Cai and José Rueda-Cantuche

A Monte Carlo filtering application for systematic sensitivity analysis of computable general equilibrium results pp. 404-422

Sébastien Mary, Euan Phimister, Deborah Roberts and Fabien Santini

Projecting supply and use tables: new variants and fair comparisons pp. 423-444

Juan M. Valderas-Jaramillo, José Rueda-Cantuche, Elena Olmedo and Joerg Beutel

Rents, resources, and multiple technologies; Ricardian mechanisms in input-output modelling pp. 445-466

Albert E. Steenge, Maaike C. Bouwmeester and Andre Carrascal Incera

Volume 31, issue 2, 2019

Approaches to solving China’s marine plastic pollution and CO2 emission problems pp. 143-157

Chen Lin and Shinichiro Nakamura

Levelling the playing field for EU biomass usage pp. 158-177

George Philippidis, Heleen Bartelings, John Helming, Robert M’barek, Edward Smeets and Hans Meijl

Energy and CO2 emission relationships in the NAFTA trading bloc: a multi-regional multi-factor energy input–output approach pp. 178-205

Zeus Guevara, Edmundo Molina-Pérez, Edith X. M. García and Vanessa Pérez-Cirera

The raw material basis of global value chains: allocating environmental responsibility based on value generation pp. 206-227

Pablo Piñero, Martin Bruckner, Hanspeter Wieland, Eva Pongrácz and Stefan Giljum

The shared environmental responsibility principle: new developments applied to the case of marine ecosystems pp. 228-247

Mateo Cordier, T. Poitelon and Walter Hecq

Industrial clusters with substantial carbon-reduction potential pp. 248-266

Keiichiro Kanemoto, Tesshu Hanaka, Shigemi Kagawa and Keisuke Nansai

Carbon taxes and the double dividend hypothesis in a recursive-dynamic CGE model for Spain pp. 267-284

Jaume Freire-González and Mun Ho

Volume 31, issue 1, 2019

Measurement of reciprocity in a village through social networks pp. 1-20

Soulixay Hongsakhone and Masaru Ichihashi

Taxing air pollutants and carbon individually or jointly: results from a CGE model enriched by an emission abatement sector pp. 21-43

Olga Kiuila, Anil Markandya and Milan Ščasný

Bayesian estimation of labor demand by age: theoretical consistency and an application to an input–output model pp. 44-69

Kijin Kim and Geoffrey Hewings

Neutral carbon tax and environmental targets in Brazil pp. 70-91

Paula Carvalho Pereda, Andrea Lucchesi, Carolina Policarpo Garcia and Bruno Toni Palialol

Gender policy and female employment: a CGE model for Italy pp. 92-113

Francesca Severini, Francesco Felici, Noemi Ferracuti, Rosita Pretaroli and Claudio Socci

Development of environmentally extended social accounting matrices for policy analysis in Alberta pp. 114-131

Jason Hawkins and J. D. Hunt

The use–make framework and the derivation of functional forms in production theory pp. 132-141

Thijs ten Raa