Consumer expenditures in the United Kingdom account for over 50% of Gross Domestic
Product on the expenditure side, yet their impact on economic activity is often overshadowed …

This paper builds and explores in detail a post‐Keynesian–Sraffian one‐country model of
effective demand, which, on the one hand, extends the Kurz multiplier model to open–with …

Multiple natural disasters are becoming ever more frequent around the world, with both
climate change and rapid urbanization increasing the risk of such disasters in human …

The standard input–output (IO) model consists of two distinct and self-contained modules
that describe the underlying factors governing quantities and prices. However, these …

General data would seem to indicate that aquaculture and extractive fishing are primary
activities with a greater presence in developing and less industrial economies. Despite the …

In this paper we consider the evolution of quantitative accounting of social indicators for
measuring societal progress and sustainable development, with particular reference to …

The hypothetical extraction method (HEM) is the tool of choice for identifying underlying
economic interdependencies. It provides critical information to policymakers regarding the …

In standard type 1 input-output models, households' activities are part of the exogenous final
demand. This means that their scale and composition are exogenously determined. That is …

This article originates from the theoretical and empirical characterization of factors in the
World Trade Model (WTM). It first illustrates the usefulness of this type of model for water …

The paper examines compositional structure changes in the Malaysian economy, over 1980-
2015, when nine plans were implemented and five IO tables were published by Department …