Sources of structural change in the Washington economy

Holland, David W.; Cooke, Stephen C.

doi:10.1007/bf02116367

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“…Equation (1) shows the final production calculation, which accounts for both direct and indirect effects in the economy (indirect effects are the ones produced by the effect that the new investment has on new flows of purchases and sales among economic sectors) [5].…”

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Socioeconomic, Environmental, and Social Impacts of a Concentrated Solar Power Energy Project in Northern Chile

Rodríguez¹,

Caldés²,

Garrido³

et al. 2016

Mediterranean Green Buildings &Amp; Renewable Energy

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Abstract. Concentrated solar power deployment could potentially play an important role in the sustainable development strategy of Chile, the country with the highest solar potential in the world. Using an Input-Output methodology, this work conducts a sustainability assessment of the installation, operation and maintenance of an 110 MW concentrated solar power tower plant in Chile in terms of economic activity, job creation, energy consumption and CO 2 emissions. Additionally, using the Social Hotspot Database, a preliminary social risk analysis in those economic sectors with the highest employment creation is conducted. Assuming domestic provision of all goods and services, results show that the associated total socioeconomic impacts during the whole lifetime of the plant would amount to 3,124 million US$, a multiplier effect of 2.2 and a ratio of indirect per direct job creation of 1.21. Additionally, results also show that direct and indirect economic activities required by the project would generate 64.36 g CO 2 per kWh. Finally, the social assessment indicates the existence of a high unemployment risk in those sectors that would result most stimulated.

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confidence: 99%

Socioeconomic, Environmental, and Social Impacts of a Concentrated Solar Power Energy Project in Northern Chile

Rodríguez¹,

Caldés²,

Garrido³

et al. 2016

Mediterranean Green Buildings &Amp; Renewable Energy

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“…Akita [2] developed an extended growth-factor decomposition method based on a non competitive-import type interregional I-O model, which is an extension of the growth factor decomposition formula based on a competitive import type I-O model (Akita [1]; Chenery and Syrquin [4]; Chenery [3]; Holland and Cooke, [5]). The extended formula can mea sure, in a comparative static framework, the roles played by interregional and interindustry linkages in the growth of a regional economy.…”

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Interdependence and Growth: An International Input-output Analysis

Akita

1995

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“…However, the MRIO methodology is not without certain limitations. Some are that it assumes unlimited production capacity, it does not account for the possibility of storage, it does not account for all informal transactions in the economy and the IOT are only published every few years (Holland and Cooke 1992). Additionally, the sectorial aggregation involves identical impacts assumed for all activities included in each economic sector (Corona et al 2016a).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Furthermore, this assumption does not take into account that companies may have different social responsibility practices within a given sector (Rodríguez-Serrano et al 2016b). Another limitation related to the MRIO analysis is the underestimation of results as the informal transactions in the economy cannot be accounted for (Holland and Cooke 1992), which leads to poorer economic stimulation results from the project and consequently underestimations of the different impacts obtained in the extended IO analysis. The integration of the social dimension is also affected by this limitation as companies behind these informal activities may face lesser obstacles for the noncompliance of regulations, which could give rise to higher social risks exiting in economic sectors.…”

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“…One of the main limitations is the sectorial aggregation, which assumes the same impacts from the different goods and services in a given sector (Leontief 1955). Another limitation is that the informal economy is not accounted for (Holland and Cooke 1992) (Table 3.1), it was defined using the System Advisor Model, assuming a typical meteorological year of the area of Tucson, Arizona, with a similar DNI (7.0 kWh/m 2/ day). Source: Own elaboration based on ESTELA and PSA…”

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A Framework for Integrated Sustainability Assessment to support decision making. Application to solar thermal and natural gas combined cycle electricity production in Mexico

Serrano¹

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2 Algunas personas quieren que suceda, otras esperan que suceda, otras hacen que sucedaA mis padres, abuela, hermano y familia 3 AgradecimientosCon esta sección pretendo reflejar, en unos pocos párrafos, mi enorme agradecimiento a todas aquellas personas que han contribuido, de un modo y otro, a realizar este objetivo.En primer lugar, quería agradecer una vez más (ya he perdido ya la cuenta) a mi directora de tesis, la Dra. Natalia Caldés. El porqué es más complicado de expresar, digamos que, básicamente, por todo. Empezando por el infinito aprendizaje a su lado, esta tesis ha sido un largo recorrido en el que puedo decir que no he estado sola en ningún momento. Sus aportaciones técnicas y empujones en momentos críticos han sido imprescindibles. Muchísimas correcciones y tiempo robado en los cuales la paciencia y empatía siempre han estado presentes, además de otras muchas bondades personales. He tenido una suerte inmensa por tenerte de directora y mucho más como amiga, gracias por toda tu ayuda y gracias por creer en mí desde el primer momento. También agradecer a mi director Dr. Alberto Garrido por su apoyo y correcciones que han ayudado a mejorar la tesis. Como no agradecer a toda la Unidad de Análisis de Sistemas Energéticos de Ciemat. Empezando por Yolanda y Cristina, muchas gracias por dejarme aprender tanto, por las largas discusiones y enriquecedoras modificaciones, y también por vuestra paciencia y el buen trato personal. También agradecer al resto de la unidad por los comentarios de mejora en las presentaciones y los infinitos buenos momentos con Israel, Carmen, Ana, Dani, Helena, Andrés y todas las personas que en algún momento estuvieron en la unidad: Diego, Rosa, Marta, Pilar, etc. Por último, especial agradecimiento a Eric, por su disposición a ayudarme siempre con pequeñas grandes cosas, y por la paciencia; y a Marylin, mi compañera batalla, con la que he recorrido todo este proceso y hemos compartido juntas todas las sensaciones de esta etapa.No me puedo olvidar de algunas personas que han sido elementos clave para esta tesis. Agradecimientos a la PSA, a Almudena Bailador y a Rafael Pérez por la ayuda en los casos de estudio. Gracias a Christian Oltra y Roser Sala por el aprendizaje y estancia en el CISOT. Especial agradecimiento al Dr. Luis Crespo, quien me ha enseñado tanto sobre la tecnología solar y me ha ayudado a otorgar al trabajo una calidad técnica, además de los buenos momentos. Asimismo, muchas gracias al Dr. Antonio Rodríguez por toda la ayuda en los temas relacionados con México, además del cariño recibido.I also would like to thank some of the experts I had the opportunity to meet, attend their classes and discuss with in UC Berkeley: Dr. Alasdain Cohen, Dr. Daniel Kammen, Dr. David Dornfeld, Dr. Nicholas Sakellariou and Dr. Steven Weissman. 4En un ámbito más personal, quiero agradecer a mis padres, imprescindibles en cada momento de mi vida y por supuesto especialmente en éste, los que me han dado la oportunidad de formarme y poder realizar este trabajo. Los que me han ayudado en l...

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Sources of structural change in the Washington economy

Cited by 33 publications

References 3 publications

Socioeconomic, Environmental, and Social Impacts of a Concentrated Solar Power Energy Project in Northern Chile

Socioeconomic, Environmental, and Social Impacts of a Concentrated Solar Power Energy Project in Northern Chile

Interdependence and Growth: An International Input-output Analysis

A Framework for Integrated Sustainability Assessment to support decision making. Application to solar thermal and natural gas combined cycle electricity production in Mexico

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