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Input Output Analysis Foundations And Extensions

The theory of environmental policy

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This paper analyses the CO2 emissions and the water use embodied in international trade in Italy. It is well documented that consumption of goods places a considerable strain on the environment and this phenomenon is further exacerbated by imports for domestic usage, which entail exploitation of water and environment. In this respect, the analysis focuses on the determination of Italian carbon and water footprints, which are two indicators able to determine how the human activities affect the environment, through the Multiregional and multindustry Input-Output model based on the World-Input-Output Database. The results show that CO2 emissions and water use associated with Italian imports were greater than CO2 emissions and water use associated with Italian export, mainly because the exploitation of resources in Italy is higher in the consumption phase than in production processes.

Carbon and Water Footprint accounts of Italy: A Multi-Region Input-Output approach

Regional double dividend from environmental tax reform: An application for the Italian economy

Final demand impact on output: A macro multiplier approach

In August and October 2016, and January 2017, Central Italy was shaken by four strong earthquakes followed by other earthquake swarms. These disruptive phenomena, besides bringing devastation in the territory directly involved, caused economic blackouts to important transactions among activities, with consequent different reactions in the economic performance of the whole country. Therefore, the overall economic impact of a disaster should encompass the complete representation of phenomenon, and requires an analytical framework to depict the circular flow of income in all its phases. In this perspective, the current study presents an evolution of the inoperability input–output model by introducing a new approach of bi-regional inoperability extended multisectoral model. This allows assessing the intra-regional and the inter-regional effects of the earthquakes in the production processes and in the institutional sectors disposable incomes of two Italian macro areas, the North-Centre and the South-Islands.

Socioeconomic spillovers of the 2016-2017 Italian earthquakes: A bi-regional inoperability model

The aim of the paper is to apply a new backward and forward dispersion approach, starting from the original Rasmussen definition, which can give further insight into the interactions between industries and institutional sectors in a multiregional framework. The method is based on identification of the Macro Multipliers and the related impact components of a model based on a bi-regional SAM, which allows for the representation of the bi-regional multisectoral and multi-industry model in a two-dimensional space defined by the two dominating impact components. From such representation, we derive a set of indices of intraregional and interregional backward and forward dispersion that identifies key groups of industries and institutional sectors. The strength of these groups is further evaluated in terms of correlation of the impact components within the groups and cross-correlation between industry and institutional sectors groups. Comparative analysis among regional results gives a full picture of regional income policies.

Claudio Socci

Papers

Carbon and Water Footprint accounts of Italy: A Multi-Region Input-Output approach

Regional double dividend from environmental tax reform: An application for the Italian economy

Final demand impact on output: A macro multiplier approach

Socioeconomic spillovers of the 2016-2017 Italian earthquakes: A bi-regional inoperability model

Bi-regional sam linkages: a modified backward and forward dispersion approach.