Social Accounts and the Structure of North American Economy

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Social Accounts and the Structure of North American Economy

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Reinert, Kenneth A
Roland-Holst, David W
Shiells, Clinton R

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This paper presents the methodology for and results of the construction of a 26-sector social accounting matrix (SAM) for North America. We begin with the construction of three macro-economic SAMs and their integration into a North American macro-economic SAM. We then turn to the construction of a sectorally detailed SAM for the continent. Finally, we consider the structure of North American receipts and payments and the regional decomposition of multipliers. Copyright 1993 by Taylor and Francis Group

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Volume (Year): 5 (1993)
Issue (Month): 3 ()
Pages: 295-326
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