Application of Input-Output Table for Structural Analysis of the Nation's Economy: A Case of Mongolia

Abstract

The Leontief Input-Output model is a valuable tool for economics. Many economic research works are devoted to analysis of Input-Output table [1]-[5]. In this paper, we consider a separation of Copper production subsector from Mining of metal ores sector which is one of the 55 economic sectors of Input-Output Table of Mongolia. We examine impact of this subsector on other economic sectors using Input-Output table for 2016 and Physical Measurement Method of Cost Accounting [6]. We compute input coefficients of new extended matrix as well as inverse coefficients.