Un modelo econométrico para la República Argentina

Abstract

The 1970's decade reveals difficulties in the sectoral output originating. Problems are generated by rigidities on the supply side; its efficiency to respond to Final Demand changes is reduced. Links between Supply and Demand Models give us a more precise interpretation of the real system and permit us to combine short and long-run policies. The implementation of the linked models (Input-Output Table and Final Demand model) allows one to take full advantage of them and to add more information. We make several transformations to solve the question of determining the Sectoral Value Added in terms of each category of the Final Demand. The type of analysis used starts off from results of the Project Link and the Wharton Model.