Abstract
| Language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Glasgow, Scotland |
| Publisher | University of Strathclyde |
| Number of pages | 73 |
| Publication status | Published - 2004 |
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Keywords
- input-output model
- regional policy
- social accounting matrix
- devolution
- economic models
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Three and Four Region Multi-sector Linear Modelling Using UK Data : Some Preliminary Results. / Allan, G.; Jamieson, F.; McGregor, P.G.; Swales, J.K.; Turner, K.
Glasgow, Scotland : University of Strathclyde, 2004.Research output: Working paper › Discussion paper
TY - UNPB
T1 - Three and Four Region Multi-sector Linear Modelling Using UK Data
T2 - Some Preliminary Results
AU - Allan, G.
AU - Jamieson, F.
AU - McGregor, P.G.
AU - Swales, J.K.
AU - Turner, K.
PY - 2004
Y1 - 2004
N2 - Scotland and Wales have relatively up-to-date, independently generated, IO tables. These can be separated out from a UK national IO table to construct an inter-regional table. We therefore undertake the detailed analysis at this three-region (Scotland, Wales and the Rest of the UK (RUK)) level, where the Rest of the UK is England and Northern Ireland. However, we also construct a more rudimentary four-region (Scotland, Wales, England and Ireland) set of IO and SAM accounts by constructing a separate Northern Ireland accounts. The inter-regional IO and SAM models are produced for the year 1999. This was determined by the availability of consistent data. In Section II we describe the construction of a three-region Input-Output model for the United Kingdom, which includes the regions of Scotland, Wales and the Rest of the UK (RUK). In Section III we extend the three-region model to construct an inter-regional Social Accounting Matrix. Section IV reports some results using the three-region IO and SAM models. In Section V, we generate a four-region IO and SAM model for the UK, which disaggregates Northern Ireland from the Rest of the UK, and provide some results using the four-region IO and SAM models. Section VI offers our conclusions.
AB - Scotland and Wales have relatively up-to-date, independently generated, IO tables. These can be separated out from a UK national IO table to construct an inter-regional table. We therefore undertake the detailed analysis at this three-region (Scotland, Wales and the Rest of the UK (RUK)) level, where the Rest of the UK is England and Northern Ireland. However, we also construct a more rudimentary four-region (Scotland, Wales, England and Ireland) set of IO and SAM accounts by constructing a separate Northern Ireland accounts. The inter-regional IO and SAM models are produced for the year 1999. This was determined by the availability of consistent data. In Section II we describe the construction of a three-region Input-Output model for the United Kingdom, which includes the regions of Scotland, Wales and the Rest of the UK (RUK). In Section III we extend the three-region model to construct an inter-regional Social Accounting Matrix. Section IV reports some results using the three-region IO and SAM models. In Section V, we generate a four-region IO and SAM model for the UK, which disaggregates Northern Ireland from the Rest of the UK, and provide some results using the four-region IO and SAM models. Section VI offers our conclusions.
KW - input-output model
KW - regional policy
KW - social accounting matrix
KW - devolution
KW - economic models
UR - http://www.economics.strath.ac.uk/Research/Discussion_papers/strathecon04-23.pdf
M3 - Discussion paper
BT - Three and Four Region Multi-sector Linear Modelling Using UK Data
PB - University of Strathclyde
CY - Glasgow, Scotland
ER -