Input-Output Workshop 2025
The aim of the workshop is to bring together scientists and practitioners in the field of input-output research and to provide a platform for sharing experiences and research methods in the area of input-output analysis. Topics to be discussed during the workshop could encompass the production of (inter)national and regional input-output tables, the development of input-output models or applications of inputoutput analysis to specific fields of interest.
The programme of the workshop can be downloaded here.
Keynote
| Klaus Hubacek (Professor in Science, Technology and Society at the University of Groningen): Modeling Global Carbon Inequality along global value chains |
Abstracts und Presentations
March 26th 2025 – Session 1A: Regions (I) | |
| Fernando de la Torre Cuevas: Looking beyond the A matrix: productivity and household heterogeneity in interregional input-output modelling | Presentation |
| Liesbeth de Schutter, Francesca Rubiconto: From multi-regional to multilevel input-output databases for the analysis of urban food provisioning systems | |
| Jürgen Amann: Measuring global value chain integration of regions in the United Kingdom using official microdata – insights into current limitations and innovative solutions | |
March 26th 2025 – Session 1B: Bioecenomy | |
| Saskia Reuschel: Monitoring the sustainability of the German bioeconomy | |
| Javier Coca Sanchez: Advancing bioeconomic analysis in Spain: constructing an updated and disaggregated BioSAM for policy and research systems | |
| Daan in’t Veld: Unravelling biodiversity impacts of Dutch consumption; a structural path analysis | |
| Katharina Hembach-Stunden: Modelling energy transition in a multiregional input-output-approach – compilation of input-output-tables and scenario analysis framework | Presentation |
March 26th 2025 – Session 1C: Resilience | |
| Kambale Kavese: Economic resilience through renewable energy | |
| Kamil Gacek: Building resilient economies: the role of inoperability inputoutput modeling in natural hazard mitigation | Presentation |
| Valeria Ferreira: Assessing the macroeconomic impact of next generation EU: a country, industry, and policy pillar analysis of the recovery and resilience facility | |
| Aleksandra Kordalska: Measuring sustainability risks in global value chains | |
March 26th 2025 – Session 2A: Shoring | |
| Xiang Gao: Offshore, re-shore, re-offshore: what happened to global manufacturing location between 2017 and 2023? | |
| Mattia Cai: Recent developments in GVCs – evidence from OECD and ADB data | |
| Laura Egelmeers: Propagation of industry-specific shocks: a comparative inputoutput analysis | |
| Oscar Lemmers: Quantifying the effect of shifting trade patterns on employment | Presentation |
March 26th 2025 – Session 2B: Methodological Reflections (I) | |
| Josef Richter: A few remarks on the difficult relationship between theory and data in IO Analysis | Presentation |
| Jean-François Emmenegger: Sraffa price models with sectorial wage and profit rates | Presentation |
| Magdalena Müller: Who do we account for? A stakeholder theory perspective on corporate social footprinting | Presentation |
| Bert Steenge: Forgotten problems in input-output analysis: two cases | |
March 26th 2025 – Session 2C: Impact Studies (I) | |
| Kirsten S. Wiebe: Uncertainty assessment in SDG impact assessment using global multi-regional input-output analysis | |
| Linus Ronsiek: Economic impacts of a green hydrogen value chain in an expanded IO framework | |
| Clara Caiafa: Modelling structural change in the context of the green transition: a case study of the decarbonization of the Dutch steel industry | |
| Luis Yamuza-Blanco: The future GHG emissions of the EU-27 textile and clothing consumption | |
March 26th 2025 – Session 3A: Trade effects (I) | |
| Jan-Erik Thie: Carbon prices and inflation in a world of shocks: systemically significant prices and industrial policy targeting in Germany | |
| Dimosthenis Sampson: Beyond debt: how North-South trade imbalance reshaped Southern Europe’s labor markets | |
| Bart Los: Adjustment by workers to import shocks: a business function perspective | Presentation |
March 26th 2025 – Session 3B: Upstream/downstream | |
| Michelle Steenmijer, Nils Schoenaker: The (in)significance of a national downstream environmental footprint analysis: going nether from the Netherlands | |
| Elena Calvo: Unpacking global value chains from a gender inequality dimension | |
| Sidi Peng: Developing prospective multiregional input-output tables by integrating IMAGE data and EXIOBASE | |
March 26th 2025 – Session 3C: Digitalization | |
| Xiaolin Wang: How digital trade restrictions affect China’s employment: the role of regulatory gaps with the EU | |
| Iñaki Alberto Veruete Villegas: Green transitions in coaldependent economies: a hybrid computable general equilibrium analysis of the Czech national energy and climate plan | Presentation |
March 27th 2025 – Session 4A: Trade effects (II) | |
| Timon Bohn: The role of Dutch export superstars and their impact on revealed comparative advantage | |
| Srishti Goyal: Goods and bads in international trade: a new approach | |
| Hylke Dijkstra: Untangling US employment changes: production technology versus trade structure | |
March 27th 2025 – Session 4B: Large models | |
| Jonas Krinitz: Exploring monetary policy in the INFORGE model | |
| Jakub Barszcz: DEEPLAB – Implications of deep decarbonization of high emission industries on employees and the labour market | |
| Christian Lutz: Scenarios of macroeconomic development in the context of climate mitigation in Germany | |
March 27th 2025 – Session 5A: Energy transition | |
| Lingxiu Zhu: Key drivers of China’s renewable energy adoption: constructing and analyzing a time series of energy use between 1997 and 2021 | |
| Ryaboshlyk Volodymyr: An input-output adequate reflection of technological transition for upgrading green modelling | |
| Mattia Pettena: Energy transition and structural change: a calibrated stock-flow consistent input-output model | |
March 27th 2025 – Session 5B: Methodological Reflections (II) | |
| Jan Oosterhaven: Note on mathematics versus economics of input-output models | Presentation |
| Philippos Papadopoulos: How to random walk on supply and use tables (and why bother) | |
| Mikulas Luptacik, Wolfgang Koller: Impact of automation on employment and productivity: a nonlinear input – output model | Presentation |
March 27th 2025 – Session 5C: New data, new models | |
| Daniel Croner, Frank Pertermann: Constructing updated global input–output tables based on FIGARO: a KRAS application | Presentation |
| Jens Kammerath: The IOPathFinder – revealing the driving value chains behind the Leontief inverse | Presentation |
March 27th 2025 – Session 6A: Regions (II) | |
| Michael L. Lahr: Relative Ability of Subnational MRIO Table Estimates for Measuring Change in GhG Emissions: Tests via SDA-SSA | Presentation |
| Surender Raj Vanniya Perumal: Assessing the macroeconomic Impacts of disasters: an updated multi-regional impact assessment (MRIA) model | Presentation |
| Su Qi: A new interregional input-output model with endogenous selfsufficiency rate | |
March 27th 2025 – Session 6B: Impact Studies (II) | |
| Uvenny Quirama Estrada: Measuring environmental impact according to tourism classification: an approach to the pilgrim visitor | |
| Alvaro Durante: A simple prospective energy-extended IO trajectory exercise: case study of electric vehicles transition | Presentation |
| Dilan Türk: Energy transition in Lower Saxony: a regionalized input-output approach | |
Organization
The I-O-Workshop is jointly organised by:
- Anke Mönnig (GWS)
- Prof. Dr. Tobias Kronenberg (Bochum University of Applied Sciences)
- Susanna Bolz, Dr. Philip Kerner (University of Bremen)
- Prof. Dr. Erik Dietzenbacher (University of Groningen)
