Input-Output-Workshop Special 2017
Conference proceedings of the 9th I-O Workshop 2017 Spezial Download
Abstracts und Presentations
Keynote
Oosterhaven, J.: About modelling supply versus demand shocks: A disaster study Presentation
Richter, J.: The empirical foundation of RIO and MRIO analyses – some critical reflections Presentation
Rueda-Cantuche, J. M.: Towards official European Inter-country Supply, Use and Input-Output Tables: the FIGARO project, its methodological choices and comparison with other similar databases Presentation
Session 1A
Többen, J.: On the simultaneous estimation of physical and monetary commodity flows Abstract
Cai, M.: A cost-effective KRAS-based approach to the construction of MRIO tables under limited data availability Abstract
Grodzicki, M.: Prebisch-Singer effect for global value chains: fragmentation of production, relative prices and international inequalities Presentation
Flegg, T.: Can Formulae based on Location Quotients Yield Adequate Estimates of Regional Output Multipliers? A Study of South Korean Regions Presentation
Session 1B
Emmenegger, J.-F.: Die Rolle des Satzes von Perron-Frobenius in Leontief- und Sraffa-Modellen Abstract, Presentation
Wolter, M. I.: Harmonisierung von gesamtwirtschaftlichen und regionalen Input-Output-Modellen Presentation
Köppen, D.: Estimating Aggregation Effects in Multiregional I-O-Models Abstract
Mayer, H.: Internationale Transportleistungen und Bewertungskonzepte in den Input-Output-Tabellen Presentation
Session 2A
Kulionis, V.: A Methodology to Downscale/Allocate Planetary Boundaries: An Example for CO2
Wiebe, K. S.: Combining IO with XLRM for 'what-if' scenario analysis Presentation
Oosterhaven, J.: Decomposing decomposition analysis of Economic Growth Presentation
Session 2B
Wieland, H.: Supply-Extension versus Use-Extension in Environmentally Extended Input-Output Modelling: Analyzing Physical Flows within the Austrian Economy Abstract
Sommer, M.: Multi-regional Comparison of Carbon Footprint Taxation schemes Presentation, Abstract
Kronenberg, T.: Nachhaltige Entwicklung in Nordrhein-Westfalen: eine Szenarienanalyse Presentation
Session 3A
Schwärzler, M.: The Multiregional Health Account for Germany Presentation
Kulionis, V.: Energy embodied in trade, 1970–2009 Abstract
Ferreira, J.-P.: Port wine production – an MRIO value chain analysis
Vargas, J.-R.: Panama: employment forecast on an input-output framework Abstract, Presentation
Session 3B
Jahn, M.: The spatial effect of changes in regional characteristics Presentation, Abstract
Sixta, K. & Safr, K.: Regional Input-Output Tables and Inter-Regional Model for the Czech Republic Abstract
Ferraresi, T.: Tracing the value added in exports of Italy: an integrated multicountry, interregional analysis
Burmeister, J.: Estimating Trade in a Regional Input-Output Table Abstract
Session 4A
Meyer, M.: Quantitative Assessments of Pathways to a Resource Efficient Europe. Insights from Applications of a Multi Regional Simulation Model Abstract
Wiebe, K.: Material requirements and emission footprints of lowcarbon technology diffusion – combining a dynamic MRIO approach with elements from system dynamics modelling
Kaltenegger, O.: The Effect of Globalisation on Energy Footprints: Untangling the Links of Global Value Abstract
Stebbings, E.: Input-output models and ecosystem service feedbacks: Estimating the net GVA of economies Presentation
Session 4B
Zubrzycki, K.: Does intramural R&D of business enterprises drive economic growth? Presentation
Kristalova, M.: Impact of EU and Russian sanctions on sectors in EU-27 Abstract
Ulrich, P.: Regionale und multiregionale Nachfrageimpulse in einem InputOutput-basierten Allokationsmodell Abstract
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List of Participants
The list of participants can be downloaded here.
Programme
The conference programme is available for download here.
Guest Speakers
We are pleased to have won three high-profile guest speakers for the IO-Workshop Special 2017:
- Prof. Dr. Jan Oosterhaven (University Groningen)
- Dr. José M. Rueda-Cantuche (European Commission, DG Joint Research Centre)
- Dr. Josef Richter (University of Innsbruck)
Location
Erweiterungsgebäude (Gebäude 15), Universität Osnabrück, Seminarstraße 20, 49074 Osnabrück, meeting room 105, 113 and 131
Call for Papers
Regional / Multi-Regional Input-Output Analyses (RIO / MRIO) have gained new importance in empirical economic research. Inter- and intra-regional interdependencies are of major interest for many research questions. We welcome contributions in the following exemplary research fields:
- Analysis of regional structural change
- Economic impacts of (natural) desasters
- Regional effects of investment projects
- Global value chain analysis
- Compilation of RIO / MRIO tables
- Empirical foundations of RIO / MRIO analyses
Further topics related to RIO / MRIO are highly welcome.
The workshop addresses producers and users of RIO and MRIO tables. The aim is to present and discuss the progress in generating Regional and Multi-Regional Input-Output datasets, in RIO / MRIO-modelling as well as new fields of application of RIO / MRIO analysis.
The Call for Papers can be downloaded here.
Important Dates
- Submission of extended abstract until January 15th, 2017
- Confirmation of participation and preliminary timeline until February 1st, 2017
- Registration/payment of workshop contribution until february 28th, 2017
- Workshop programme March 1st, 2017
Conference language German and English.
Workshop contribution: 45 € (with additional 19 % VAT) p.p.
For questions please refer to Anke Mönnig: Email: moennig@gws-os.com; phone: +49 541 40933-210
Scientific Committee
The IO workshop is accompanied by a Scientific Committee. Members of the Scientific Committee are:
- Prof. Dr. Udo Ludwig (IWH)
- Prof. Dr. Bernd Meyer (GWS)
- Prof. Dr. Utz Reich (University of Applied Sciences Mainz)
- Prof. Dr. Erik Dietzenbacher (University Groningen)
- Prof. Dr. Josef Richter (University Innsbruck)
- Prof. Dr. Reiner Stäglin (DIW)
Organizing Team
The IO-Workshop is jointly organised:
- Anke Mönnig (GWS)
- Prof. Dr. Jutta Günther (University Bremen)
- Prof. Dr. Tobias Kronenberg (Bochum University of Applied Sciences)