An input-output analysis of European integration [electornic resources] / edited by Alex R. Hoen.
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- 出版： Amsterdam : North Holland 2002.
- 叢書名： Contributions to economic analysis ,v. 253
- 主題： Input-output analysis , Business & Economics--International , Business & Economics--Economics , International trade , EU & European institutions , Europe--Economic integration
- 版本：1st ed
- ISBN： 9781849508452
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- 一般註：Includes bibliographical references (p. 237-244) and index 99年度中區共購共享電子書 Introduction / Alex R. Hoen -- International and European integration / Alex R. Hoen -- A decomposition of value added growth / Alex R. Hoen -- Intra-industry trade and specialisation / Alex R.Hoen -- Summary and conclusions / Alex R. Hoen -- Intercountry EC input-output tables in constant prices / Alex R. Hoen -- Analysis of value added : size, growth, multipliers, and spillovers / Alex R. Hoen
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- 系統號： 000218739 | 機讀編目格式
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Trade theories predict and explain the consequences of economic integration. Generally, they show that freer international trade leads to specialisation, technological convergence and faster economic growth. This study compares the conclusions of the trade theories with empirical observations of economic changes in the European Union.
摘要註
Trade theories predict and explain the consequences of economic integration. Generally, they show that freer international trade leads to specialisation, technological convergence and faster economic growth. This study compares the conclusions of the trade theories with empirical observationsof economic changes in the European Union. These empiricalanalyses show that the main conclusions also hold empirically. However, many detailed empirical observations often contrast the theoretical expectation. Hence, although the trade theories do predict the general changes correctly, they are not capable of predicting the more specific empirical outcomes. The empirical analyses use intercountry input-output tables in constant prices with 6 EU countries (Germany, France, Italy, The Netherlands, Belgium and Denmark) of the years 1970, 1975, 1980 and 1985.These data prove to be a valuable contribution to analysing theeconomic effects of international integration, since they provide a consistent database that can be used to analyse many economic aspects, such as technology, specialisation,intra-industry trade, economic growth, sectoral distribution, and direct and indirect effects. Thisbook will be especially useful to Regional Economists and Economists specialising in international trade, input-output analysis or European integration
