The aim of this paper is to develop an intersectoral price model in a social accounting matrix. Traditionally, the emphasis of the social accounting methodology has been on quantity oriented models and their income effects. In contrast, the authors use the social accounting matrix to develop a price model that captures the interdependence among activities, households, and factors and provides a complete set of accounting prices. Furthermore, they use decomposition techniques to trace underlying general equilibrium effects. Copyright 1995 by MIT Press.
textabstractThe paper introduces the social accounting matrix, SAM, and treats the conversion of the...
A Social Accounting Matrix (hereafter, SAM) is a particular tool to represent that whole economic ac...
Two South African social accounting matrices (SAM) are described in this paper and are built on the ...
Social Accounting Matrices (SAM) are normally used to analyse the income generation process. They ar...
The main purpose of this paper is to clarify some important links between the Social Accounting Matr...
A Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) is a comprehensive, economy-wide database that contains information...
A Social Accounting Matrix (hereafter, SAM) is a particular tool to represent that whole economic ac...
A Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) can be interpreted as a complete description of the entire market t...
This paper presents the 1994 Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) for Peru which was assembled as part of...
A Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) will be proposed as a working instrument for studying the (macro-)i...
The study of the Social Accounting Matrix, usually known as SAM, arises from the need to place secto...
Based on the principle that the study of a sector should be carried out under a general equilibrium ...
A Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) is presented as a tool to study the socioeconomic activity of a cou...
In economic literature, information deficiencies and computational complexities have traditionally b...
This chapter uses an estimated social accounting matrix (SAM) to provide a detailed quantitative des...
textabstractThe paper introduces the social accounting matrix, SAM, and treats the conversion of the...
A Social Accounting Matrix (hereafter, SAM) is a particular tool to represent that whole economic ac...
Two South African social accounting matrices (SAM) are described in this paper and are built on the ...
Social Accounting Matrices (SAM) are normally used to analyse the income generation process. They ar...
The main purpose of this paper is to clarify some important links between the Social Accounting Matr...
A Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) is a comprehensive, economy-wide database that contains information...
A Social Accounting Matrix (hereafter, SAM) is a particular tool to represent that whole economic ac...
A Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) can be interpreted as a complete description of the entire market t...
This paper presents the 1994 Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) for Peru which was assembled as part of...
A Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) will be proposed as a working instrument for studying the (macro-)i...
The study of the Social Accounting Matrix, usually known as SAM, arises from the need to place secto...
Based on the principle that the study of a sector should be carried out under a general equilibrium ...
A Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) is presented as a tool to study the socioeconomic activity of a cou...
In economic literature, information deficiencies and computational complexities have traditionally b...
This chapter uses an estimated social accounting matrix (SAM) to provide a detailed quantitative des...
textabstractThe paper introduces the social accounting matrix, SAM, and treats the conversion of the...
A Social Accounting Matrix (hereafter, SAM) is a particular tool to represent that whole economic ac...
Two South African social accounting matrices (SAM) are described in this paper and are built on the ...