Input-Output Approaches in Global Modeling; Proceedings of the Fifth IIASA Symposium on Global Modeling, September 26-29, 1977

Bruckmann, G. (1980). Input-Output Approaches in Global Modeling; Proceedings of the Fifth IIASA Symposium on Global Modeling, September 26-29, 1977. Oxford: Pergamon Press. ISBN 978-0080256634

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Abstract

Since 1974, the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis has been monitoring developments in the field of global modeling. The IIASA conferences on global modeling are intended to serve as a forum for exchanging information among modeling groups. This conference focused on a methodology; the models discussed were all constructed with input-output techniques. The main part of the conference was devoted to the Leontief model, "The Future of the World Economy," and FUGI, Future of Global Interdependence, a model developed by a group of Japanese scientists. FUGI includes a global input-output model, a global macroeconomic model, and a global metallic resources model, and is published here in full for the first time in English. Reports on other input-output models include a survey of work in the USSR, as well as examples of work in progress in the FRG, the United Kingdom, Poland, and the United States.

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