Regional input–output analysis and modeling constitutes a vital framework for analysing the complex economic interrelationships between sectors and geographical areas. By utilising matrices that ...

Input-output analysis refers to the study of the particular effects that different sectors or industries have on the economy as a whole for a particular nation or region.

Earlier work (Sonis and Hewings, 1993, 1995; Sonis, Hewings and Miyazawa 1997a) has explored new ways of examining the structure of regional economies using input-output and social accounting systems.

Gerard Keogh, Patrick Quill, The Construction and Analysis of a Consistent Set of Input-Output Tables for the Irish Economy, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society.