Introduction do the Indonesian social accounting matrix

Roger A. Downey; Steven J. Keuning

Introduction do the Indonesian social accounting matrix

Roger A. Downey, Steven J. Keuning

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Shifts in official government policy towards greater emphasis on "who gets what" challenge national statistical offices in Indonesia and other countries to produce an answer quite different from, but nonetheless related to, more conventional concerns for national accounts, fiscal policy, balance of payments, investments, savings, inter-industrial flows, and the like. Since Indonesia and many other countries have already devoted considerable resources to integrating various aspects of these conventional concerns within an input-output framework, it is advantageous to show such a framework can be extended to incorporate data on "who gets what". [...]

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Den Haag
Publisher	International Institute of Social Studies (ISS)
Number of pages	14
Publication status	Published - Mar 1985
Externally published	Yes

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Series	ISS working papers. General series
Number	25
ISSN	0921-0210

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This paper has evolved from a joint project between the Central Bureau of Statistics (BPS) in Jakarta, professor Erik Thorbecke of Cornell University, Ithaca, NY and the Institute of Social Studies (ISS) in The Hague. This project was largeley financed by the Netherlands Government. Roger Downey also received a grant from the Social Science Research Council.

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The distribution of sectoral value added and employment by factor types in Indonesia
Keuning, S. J. & Downey, R. A., May 1985, Den Haag: International Institute of Social Studies (ISS), 26 p. (ISS working papers. General series; No. 26).
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