The multi-factor energy input–output model

Guevara, Zeus; Domingos, Tiago

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2016.11.020

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“…For example, Ying [22], Ji [23], Xie et al [24], Liu et al [25], Heringa et al [26], Zhang et al [27], Luo et al [28] and Bekhet et al [29], and their research strongly supported the industrial interdependence in various scenarios. In addition, Chen et al [30], Fan et al [31], Guevara et al [32], Ocampo et al [33] proposed the improved input-output model to study the industrial development and industry-related effects, which made the research method more targeted.…”

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Industry Interdependence Dynamics and Structure Change Causal Analysis: An Empirical Study on China’s Shipbuilding Industry

2017

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Based on empirical evidence from Yangtze River Delta, Pearl River Delta and Circum-Bohai-Sea region, this study applies the Input-Output (I-O) model and ArcGIS to analyze the interdependence and its dynamic evolution of the shipbuilding industry. In order to study the change cause of shipbuilding industrial structure, we decompose the I-O model to obtain the influential factors including domestic final demand, overseas export demand, intermediate input, intermediate demand import and final demand import. The results indicate that (1) the shipbuilding industry has a significant interdependence, which has showed the characteristics of high integration and interaction. Among the three different regions, the degree of interdependence of the Yangtze River Delta is most significant, followed by the Pearl River Delta and the Circum-Bohai region. (2) The interaction and integration of the shipbuilding industry have the trend of synchronous development. From the initial S-shapes of coastal distribution, the interaction gradually expands to inland cities radially. (3) The dependence of the shipbuilding industry has reduced but the self-supporting effect continuously strengthened, and industrialization is accelerating, which indicates the shipbuilding industry will further promote the optimization of industrial structure. (4) Shipbuilding industry has been expanding a lot, the main causes of changes in industrial structure are different, and the effect of intermediate inputs change plays a significant role in the Yangtze River Delta. In the Pearl River Delta, it is the changes effect of foreign export demand that counts. However, it is the effect of the final demand that makes contribution to the industrial structure change in Circum-Bohai-Sea region.

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Industry Interdependence Dynamics and Structure Change Causal Analysis: An Empirical Study on China’s Shipbuilding Industry

2017

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“…Moreover, Guevara [71] updated this compilation for 2014, adding 28 studies. He found that SDA studies applied to energy and emissions from 1995 to 2014 mainly used the direct impact coefficient input-output model instead of the more theoretically-sound hybrid input-output model; see Guevara and Domingos [46], Casler and Wilbur [60], and Miller and Blair [59].…”

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“…The Sub-Model of the Energy Sector (in Physical Units) The elements Z E and C E e correspond to the sub-matrices of the matrix of interindustry energy flows in the economy (E) of the basic input-output model of energy flows (g = Ei + h); see, Alcántara and Roca [57], Guevara and Domingos [46], and Miller and Blair [59].…”

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“…The first, by Ortiz [56], studied the period 1971-2007 using the input-output model of the energy sector by Alcántara and Roca [57] (presented in Section 2.1.1), which analyzes the interindustry energy flows within the energy sector in isolation [46]. He found that the increase in the final demand for oil derivatives led to a reduction in the efficiency of energy industries.…”

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“…The analysis is approached with the multi-factor energy input-output model, developed by Guevara and Rodrigues [45] and Guevara and Domingos [46], which provides a detailed description of energy flows and of the structures of the energy sector and the rest of the economy. Moreover, the analysis is complemented with the structural decomposition methodology that allows the driving factors of economy-wide indicators to be identified [47].…”

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