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Physical Input-Output Table

Firooz Tofigh

Volume 21, Issue 68 , October 2016, Pages 1-56

https://doi.org/10.22054/ijer.2016.7496

Abstract
  In physical input-output tables (PIOTS), the flows of products, instead of being expressed in monetary terms, are represented by physical measures (weight, time). Furthermore, these tables along with the traditional inter-industry transactions of monetary tables (MIOT), contain the flows between the ...  Read More

The Nature and Function of Prices in the Visible and Invisible Production Process of Products in the Monetary and Physical Tables: The Case Study of Germany’s Tables

Ali Asghar Banouei; Behzad Almasi Koupaie; Azita Jahani; Mehri Ameri; Mahya Lali; Saeedeh Saadatmandi

Volume 21, Issue 68 , October 2016, Pages 57-97

https://doi.org/10.22054/ijer.2016.7497

Abstract
  In the combined domain of economy and environment, the process of production of goods and services contain three intertwined cycles: primary cycle (natural resources), secondary cycle (intermediate and final goods and services) and the end cycle (overflows, wastes or waste disposal to the environment). ...  Read More

Modeling the Regional Economic Loss of Natural Disasters: The Case of Tehran's Earthquake

Fatemeh Bazzazan; Parisa Mohammadi

Volume 21, Issue 68 , October 2016, Pages 99-127

https://doi.org/10.22054/ijer.2016.7498

Abstract
  Iran is located on fault lines and due to abundant seismicity as well as being positioned on one of the world's seismic belts Lpa, it is very vulnerable to earthquakes. In addition, in spite of having one percent of the world's population, Iran suffers from more than six percent of all casualties from ...  Read More

The Choice of the Appropriate Technology Assumption for Calculating Symmetric Product-by-Product Input-Output Table with Reference to Four Desirable Properties Introduced by Jansen and ten Raa

Parisa Mohajeri; Zahra Zabihi; Sahar Sadeghi; Ziba Eghtesadi

Volume 21, Issue 68 , October 2016, Pages 129-161

https://doi.org/10.22054/ijer.2016.7499

Abstract
  Since the introduction of supply-use input-output model by the United Nations in its 1968 SNA, there has been a controversy on choosing the most appropriate technology assumption for estimating symmetric product by product input-output table. These arguments have focused on two technology assumptions; ...  Read More

Measuring the Carbon Footprint of Urban and Rural Household Deciles in Iran: The Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) Approach

Yaghoub Andayesh; Seyed Kamal Sadeghi; Zahra Karimi Takanlou; Mohammad Ali Motafakker Azad; Hossein Asgharpour

Volume 21, Issue 68 , October 2016, Pages 163-206

https://doi.org/10.22054/ijer.2016.7500

Abstract
  Considering its biological situation, each country has a specific carrying capacities to absorb pollutants. Increased production, population, and direct and indirect fossil energy consumption have increased emissions such as carbon dioxide, resulting in destructive effects on the environment such as ...  Read More

A Study on Various Methods of Updating Supply and Use Tables and Their Applications for Iran

Ashkan Mokhtari Asl Shoti; Afsaneh Sherkat

Volume 21, Issue 68 , October 2016, Pages 207-239

https://doi.org/10.22054/ijer.2016.7501

Abstract
  The most well-known application of the supply and use tables is the calculation of a variety of symmetric tables with different technological assumptions. From the 1960s to the late 2000s, only symmetric industry by industry tables under fixed sale commodity assumption, could be used as the basis of ...  Read More