Regional Input-Output Analysis

Geoffrey J.D. Hewings presents a comprehensive exploration of regional input-output analysis, blending macroeconomic theory with geographic considerations. This work delves into how economic activities within a given region can be analyzed through established accounting frameworks, providing insights into inter-industry relationships and the flow of goods and services.

By examining the unique characteristics of different regions, the author offers tools to understand the spatial dimensions of economic performance. The application of these principles allows for a deeper comprehension of how regional economies function and interact within larger economic systems, making it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners alike.