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Northern Ireland’s Input-Output Table. An application of Kronenberg’s Derivative Approach

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José Luis Iparraguirre D’Elia () (Economic Research Institute of Northern Ireland)

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We use Kronenberg (2007) approach, which consists of applying regional employment quotients to the UK I-O table in order to derive the regional matrix of inter-industry transactions and of an indirect estimation of regional cross-hauling in order to obtain estimates for regional exports and imports. We estimated total exports for the Manufacturing industries for 2004 of £4.56 billion –quite similar to the £4.53 billion figure reported by NISRA in the Northern Ireland Manufacturing Sales and Exports Survey for 2004/5. The paper presents results for nine sectors for illustration purposes, but it can be easily extended to the 123 industry and product groups into which the UK I-O tables are disaggregated.

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Paper provided by Economic Research Institute of Northern Ireland in its series Selected Research Papers ERINI with number 2008_ni_input_intput_table.

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Keywords: Input-Output; Kronenberg;

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