2012
DOI: 10.1080/13504851.2012.667535
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Endogenization of the ‘rest of the world’ account in SAM linear models: an approach based on Miyazawa

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“…This alternative used for the analysis of the foreign sector is based on the inclusion of imports as an endogenous account and only the kept exports as an exogenous account [ 30 , 31 ]. This methodology allows for analyzing the real influence of the foreign sector.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This alternative used for the analysis of the foreign sector is based on the inclusion of imports as an endogenous account and only the kept exports as an exogenous account [ 30 , 31 ]. This methodology allows for analyzing the real influence of the foreign sector.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multisectoral models have already been used for the analysis of the bioeconomy, for example, in Turkey [ 21 ], México [ 22 ], European Union 2000 [ 23 , 24 ], and 2007 [ 25 ], or Spain [ 26 , 27 , 28 ]. Moreover, the influence of the linear SAM models used for the analysis of an economy including the effects produced by the foreign sector is demonstrated in publications that have been produced in recent years, for Spain 2000 [ 29 , 30 , 31 ], and 2008 [ 18 ], or at the regional level for Cataluña [ 32 , 33 , 34 ] and Extremadura [ 35 ]. Nonetheless, no research on the influence of the exterior sector on the accounts that make up the bioeconomy has so far been identified.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The elements of the inverse matrix (analogous to the one used, in an Input-Output context, by Miyazawa (1976) to analyse the effects of endogenizing consumption in an open economy, or by Mainar et al (2012) in a SAM model) reflect the impact ultimately generated by an exogenous income unit (even if derived from exports) of endogenous account j on the income of endogenous account i, but now showing as well the effect of the Foreign Sector caused by the imports required for the production processes and the generation of subsequent incomes and discounting the effect of the external sector due to the necessary imports in the processes of production and generation of subsequent incomes.…”
Section: An Alternative Solution: the Endogenization Of The Foreign Smentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This proposal is compared with simplest, but biased, approximation based in include foreign trade directly as an exogenous variable. In this sense, we complete here the research started in Mainar et al (2012) and Fuentes et al (2015), comparing alternative methodology referring this issue.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De igual forma, estos modelos han sido utilizados para analizar temas tan variados como el impacto del cambio tecnológico en algunos sectores económicos sobre los agregados macroeconómicos, el nivel y la distribución del ingreso, así como la composición de la producción y el empleo (Khan y Thorbecke, 1989); o sobre impacto ambiental, al cuantificar el consumo de energía y las consecuentes emisiones equivalentes de gases de efecto invernadero (Chang-Gui y Kihoon, 2013; Manresa y Sancho, 2004); las finanzas públicas y el endeudamiento en la economía de Portugal (Santos, 2004); las tendencias económicas y su impacto en la urbanización en los Países Bajos (Cohen, 1996); estimar los efectos de las políticas de fomento a las actividades culturales en Corea y su difusión sobre el resto de las actividades y agentes económicos (Yong, 2010); los resultados de la transición económica en países de Europa del Este, como Polonia y Hungría (Braber et al, 1996); la derivación de los agregados contables marxistas, partiendo de mcs, para calcular el excedente económico (Olsen, 2011); la endogenización de la cuenta del sector externo para modelar el impacto de variaciones en el tipo de cambio sobre la economía española (Mainar et al, 2012); la endogenización de la cuenta de capital en un modelo de precios de la economía de Cataluña, con el propósito de modelar la reacción de los precios a los cambios exógenos en el ahorro y la in-versión, así como para desentrañar el efecto global de los precios mediante la aplicación de técnicas aditivas de descomposición (Llop, 2012); o, finalmente, los modelos de oferta, tipo Ghosh, adoptados para analizar el sector pesquero en Alaska (Seung y Waters, 2006) y Galicia (Fernández et al, 2008).…”
Section: I22 Aplicaciones En México Y En El Extranjerounclassified