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Input-output, a powerful method of economic analysis, can demonstrate in detail the direct and indirect effects of tourism on income, employment, and output. Drawing on the results of a Scottish study, the author stresses the diverse nature of tourism-related employment and establishments. He also points out that tourist purchases of imports can allow a significant leakage of economic benefits.
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