Macroeconomics models, such as the input–output model, the social accounting matrix, and
the computable general equilibrium model, have been used for impact analysis of …

During the last decades, input-output (I/O) economic models have assumed a prominent role
in disaster impact analysis and resilience assessment. Rooted in general equilibrium theory …

This paper presents a recursive dynamic multiregional supply-use model, combining linear
programming and input–output (I–O) modeling to assess the economy-wide consequences …

The popular concept of wellbeing has added multiple dimensions to the current socio-
economic measures of vulnerability from natural hazards. Due to the wellbeing concept's …

This paper addresses the intriguing issue of whether natural disasters do not only generate
negative impacts on society, but, in the long run–under favourable and effective policy and …

What are the long-term economic consequences of disasters? This question is debated
among scholars, but any answer for it is very important for policymakers as well. Several …

This note shows that the inoperability input–output model (IIM) estimates only a part of
mainly the negative indirect economic impacts of disasters, whereas it neglects most of the …

This paper develops a new methodology to predict the interregional and interindustry
impacts of disruptive events. We model the reactions of economic agents by minimizing the …

Natural disasters in 2011 yielded close to $55 billion in economic damages alone in the
United States (US), which highlights the need to reduce impacts of such disasters or other …

The goal of this paper is to facilitate a community of practice for disaster recovery modeling.
This community should include hazard and disaster researchers without modeling …