Chapter 9 Further applications Flashcards

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Describe the input output matrix?

A

Columns of matrix are inputs to a given sector
Rows of matrix are outputs from a given sector
n x n matrix for n sectors in the economy

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What does aij represent in the input output matrix

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The number of units of goods the ith sector need to produce one unit of goods in the jth sector

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What type of matrix will the input output model be in a closed model - assumption

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Column stochastic

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4
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What does a closed economy model mean

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All production is consumed by industries so there is no surplus

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5
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What does xi represent

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Production of goods in sector i is xi

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6
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In a closed economy how can production vector be found

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Solving for solution of homogenous system of equations :

(I -A)x = 0

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7
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What makes a closed input-output or closed leontief model

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If the input output matrix is column stochastic , the system is solvable and solution can be chosen so its nonnegative.

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8
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What does it mean if economy is open

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Some production is consumed by internal industry and the rest satisfies external demand.

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9
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In words in the open model what is production equal to

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Internal consumption plus outside demand

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10
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What makes a open input-output or closed leontief model

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Open economy production vector is given as a solution to the system of linear equations :
(I-A)x = d

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What is the theorem that explains when there will be a solution to the input output model (As its not homogeneous so there is not a guaranteed solution)

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There exists a nonnegative production vector x for every demand vector d : (I-A)x=d if and only if there exists any vector x>=0 st. (I-A)x>0

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12
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Define column substochastic matrix

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Every column sum is less than 1

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13
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What theorem (state) makes us confident we can find a solution for x based on the matrix A

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If A the input output matrix is column sub stochastic and positive then there exists a nonnegative x : (I-A)x=d for every d . 
This means (I-A) is invertible and we can be confident of finding a solution.
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14
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Define what a markov chain is

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Random process. Let (1,2,…,n) be a set of states. The system in every step moves form state i to state j with probability pij. This probability does not change with time and we assume future state depends only on the present state, not on the past.

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15
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What si the transition matrix P and its properties

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Matrix that represents a markov chain. It is positive and stochastic

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16
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Explain what the distribution vector is and its properties

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Vector of system at step k detailing the probability the system is at state i. It is normalised and non negative

17
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What si the stationary distribution

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If the distribution does not change during the time it is the stationary distribution. It satisfies x^transpose P = x^tranpose and is a left perron eigenvector of the transition matrix at eigenvalue 1

18
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State the theorem about the convergence of the distirbution at the kth step

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If P is positive the distribution vectors at the kth step x(k) converge to the stationary distribution regardless of x(0) - so the long term state is not depended on initial distribution.