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A Geometrical Exposition of Input-Output Analysis

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1975
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Graham, DA
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A number of important theorems have been developed regarding the qualitative properties that input-output and related economic models must possess in order to be viable. That a number of apparently different notions of viability turn out to be equivalent, is one of the more important results. These thoerems , normally expressed in the vernacular of the mathematician, have enjoyed only limited recognition, however, despite their proven usefulness and the every increasing interest in such models. The strategy o this paper will be to exploit the purely geometrical nature of one condition for viability in orde to expose the quivalence of seven other important conditions. It is hoped that this relatively simple exposition will not only tie the main mathematical results together but will also bring these results within the reach of a wider audience.
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Geometrical
Input-output
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Daniel A. Graham

Professor Emeritus of Economics
Daniel A. Graham conducts research exploring the general subjects of game theory, the economics of information, and microeconomic theory. His microeconomic investigations focus specifically on uncertainty, including cost/benefit analysis, insurance, and incentives. His most recent research projects involve the general multi-object auction, pure trade with private information, and information and queues. For his work, he has received funding from various grants including those awarded by the N
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