relation: http://repository.uhamka.ac.id/id/eprint/432/
title: SECTOR-SPECIFIC AND SPATIAL-SPECIFIC MULTIPLIERS IN JAPANESE ECONOMY: WORLD INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS
creator: Muchdie, Muchdie
creator: Sumarso, Sumarso
subject: HB Economic Theory
subject: HC Economic History and Conditions
description: This article presents and discusses on sectoral and spatial multipliers in Japanese economy using 6-country-30  sector input-output tables for the year 2000, 2005, 2010 and 2014. The results revealed that Firstly, all sectors with  total output multipliers more than 2; flow-on effect was more than initial effect. In order to increase output, priority  should be given to those sectors with total output multipliers more than 2 as less initial effort will be needed to  produce output. Secondly, total output multipliers had negative correlation with percentage of multipliers that  occurred in own-sector, but total output multipliers had positive correlation with percentage of multipliers that  occurred in other-sector. The higher total output multipliers, the smaller percentage of multipliers occurred in ownsector.  All intial effects occurred in own-sector. Direct effects might be occurred in own-sector, but indirect effect  might be not. Thirdly, total output multipliers had negative correlation with percentage of multipliers that occurred  in own-country, but total output multiplier had positive correlation with percentage of multipliers that occurred in  other-countries. The higher total output multipliers, the smaller percentage of multipliers occurred in own-country.  All intial effects occurred in own-country. Direct effects might be occurred in own-country, but indirect effect might  be not.
date: 2018
type: Article
type: PeerReviewed
format: text
language: en
identifier: http://repository.uhamka.ac.id/id/eprint/432/1/ijds-v7n2-16%20IJDS%20Sector-Specific%20and%20Spatial-Specific%20in%20Japanese%20Economy.pdf
identifier:   Muchdie, Muchdie dan Sumarso, Sumarso  (2018) SECTOR-SPECIFIC AND SPATIAL-SPECIFIC MULTIPLIERS IN JAPANESE ECONOMY: WORLD INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS.  International Journal of Development and Sustainability, 7 (2).  pp. 651-665.  ISSN 2186-8662     
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