Input–output analysis of alternative policies implemented on the energy activities: An application for Catalonia

Supply input-output economics in process prioritisation of interdependent manufacturing systems

“…The output multiplier signifies that a cost-price increase in exogenous final demand would result to a corresponding increase in the total output. (2015), Wu and Chen (1990), Mu et al (2010) and Llop and Pié (2008) Applied input-output to analyse demand and consumption of energy Water Shi and Zhan (2015) and Llop (2013) Studied the reallocation of water and its effects on the other sectors if one sector changes its consumption Mining Stilwell et al (2000) and Lei et al (2011) Explored the application of ioms in mining industries. Specifically, it estimates the impact of increased mining activity…”

The effect of fossil energy and other environmental taxes on profit incentives for change in an open economy: Evidence from the UK

“…Recent work in this tradition includes, for example, Wang et al (2011), who use input-output analysis to examine the effects of carbon taxes on sector competitiveness in China, Llop (2007) and Llop and Pie (2008), who use input-output analysis to identify the effects of carbon taxes on price competitiveness in Catalonia. Our paper owes much to these studies in that we also use an input-output based methodology to identify effects on the competitiveness of sectors in the UK.…”

General Equilibrium Effects of Policy Measures Applied to Energy: The Case of Catalonia

“…This paper analysed the effects caused by a new taxation on the energy consumption and a reduction in the energy used by agents. The present study is a further analysis than that in Llop and Pié (2008) because, as it is based on a general equilibrium model, it reflects not only the structure of production but also the rest of economic agents (consumers, government and foreign sector) in the determination of prices in the economy. The present model also assumes a non-linear technology of production that, differently to the input-output model, allows to show substitution possibilities between the elements that compound the structure of production.…”

“…In this chapter, it is used a CGE model to analyse the economic effects on the regional economy of Catalonia of the implementation of policies applied on the energy activities. 1 Similarly to the present objective, Llop and Pié (2008) analysed the economic impact associated to alternative policies designed to reduce pollutant emissions in the Catalan economy with the use of a linear model of prices based on an input-output framework. This paper analysed the effects caused by a new taxation on the energy consumption and a reduction in the energy used by agents.…”