Verzögerte Angebotsanpassung und partielles Gleichgewicht

Ohne Zusammenfassung     

Money-flow Computations

The standard input–output relationships are complemented by monetary stock-flow data. The flow of money is described as a Markov chain. Its ergodic state is equivalent to the economic equilibrium. The definition of the latter requires thus neither labour-theoretic nor marginalist assumptions. The Fisher equation for the velocity of money circulation can be expressed in this input–output context. The average velocity and its dispersion are then determined. The theorems are illustrated on a 5×5 sector Hungarian matrix.     

Proposal for the Use of the Input–Output Approach in the Analysis of the Structure of Interdisciplinary Relationships

There exists a close similarity between the input–output structure of a national economy and the structure of the system of scientific knowledge. The flow of commodities between the different disciplines is analogous to the flow of goods and services between industries. The so-called citation indexes listing the subjects of articles published in different scientific journals and references made in them to articles published in other journals can be used to construct input–output tables describing the interrelationship between the creation and use of different scientific ideas.