R: Input-Output Analysis

# Input-Output Analysis

## Documentation for package ‘leontief’ version 0.5

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## Help Pages

augmented_input_requirement | Augmented input requirement
backward_linkage | Backward linkage
employment_matrix | Employment matrix (2013 data) This matrix contains the employed people by industry and the employment coefficient that is the number of people divided by the total final demand from the wage and demand matrix.
employment_multiplier | Employment multiplier
employment_number | Employment number
equilibrium_output | Equilibrium output
forward_linkage | Forward linkage
income_multiplier | Income multiplier
input_requirement | Input requirement
leontief_inverse | Leontief inverse
multiplier_product_matrix | Multiplier product matrix
output_allocation | Output allocation
output_multiplier | Output multiplier
power_dispersion | Power of dispersion
power_dispersion_cv | Power of dispersion coefficient of variation
sensitivity_dispersion | Sensitivity of dispersion coefficient of variation
sensitivity_dispersion_cv | Sensititivy of dispersion coefficient of variation
transaction_matrix | Transaction matrix (2013 data) This matrix contains the production of the chilean economy divided into 12 industries. The measuring unit is CLP million of the year 2013
wage_demand_matrix | Wage and demand matrix (2013 data) This matrix contains the wage, intermediate demand and disaggregated final demand of the chilean economy divided into 12 industries. The final demand is given by components (household consumption, government consumption, etc.) and aggregated. The measuring unit is CLP million of the year 2013.