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Estimating interregional trade flows in Andalusia (Spain)

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  • José Manuel Rueda-Cantuche

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Perhaps, one of the most relevant issues in constructing regional input-output tables is the estimation of interregional trade flows. Hence, the Regional Statistical Office of Andalusia (Spain) is promoting new research on survey-based estimates of trade flows between the own region and the rest of Spain. Especially, survey approach has been seen to result more reliable outcomes (Eding & Nijmeijer, 1998) than non-survey constructs. This paper will focus on survey design features, sample methods, treatment of sampling and non-sampling errors and others aspects concerning data collection and processing in the case of Andalusia (Spain).

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  • José Manuel Rueda-Cantuche, 2005. "Estimating interregional trade flows in Andalusia (Spain)," ERSA conference papers ersa05p245, European Regional Science Association.
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