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Wassily Leontief, "Preface," in Wassily Leontief, Hollis B. Chenery, Paul G. Clark, James S. Dusenberry, Allen R. Ferguson, Anne P. Grosse, Robert N. Grosse, Mathilda Holzman, Walter Izard, and Helen Kistin, Studies in the Structure of the American Economy (White Plains, NY, International Arts and Sciences Press, 1953), p. 5.
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Chenery, H.B.2
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Ferguson, A.R.5
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Wassily Leontief, "Input-Output Economics," Scientific American, October 1951, pp. 15-21. See also Wassily Leontief, "Input-Output Analysis," in Encyclopedia of Materials Science and Engineering (Oxford, U.K., Pergamon Press, 1985). Both articles are reprinted in Leontief, Input-Output Economics, 2d ed. (New York, Oxford University Press, 1986).
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Wassily Leontief, "Input-Output Economics," Scientific American, October 1951, pp. 15-21. See also Wassily Leontief, "Input-Output Analysis," in Encyclopedia of Materials Science and Engineering (Oxford, U.K., Pergamon Press, 1985). Both articles are reprinted in Leontief, Input-Output Economics, 2d ed. (New York, Oxford University Press, 1986).
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Wassily Leontief, "Input-Output Economics," Scientific American, October 1951, pp. 15-21. See also Wassily Leontief, "Input-Output Analysis," in Encyclopedia of Materials Science and Engineering (Oxford, U.K., Pergamon Press, 1985). Both articles are reprinted in Leontief, Input-Output Economics, 2d ed. (New York, Oxford University Press, 1986).
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Richard Dorfman, "Wassily Leontief's Contribution to Economics," Swedish Journal of Economics, December 1973, p. 437. See also Richard Stone, "Where Are We Now? A Short Account of the Development of Input-Output Studies and Their Present Trends," in United Nations Industrial Development Organization, Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Input-Output Techniques (New York, United Nations, 1984).
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Richard Dorfman, "Wassily Leontief's Contribution to Economics," Swedish Journal of Economics, December 1973, p. 437. See also Richard Stone, "Where Are We Now? A Short Account of the Development of Input-Output Studies and Their Present Trends," in United Nations Industrial Development Organization, Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Input-Output Techniques (New York, United Nations, 1984).
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Wassily Leontief, The Structure of American Economy, 1919-1939, 2d ed. (White Plains, NY, International Arts and Sciences Press, 1951), p. 5. In his History of Economic Analysis (New York, Oxford University Press, 1954), pp. 241-42, Joseph A. Schumpeter pointed out the methodological affinity between Quesnay and Leontief, declaring that Leontief's work, "entirely different though it is from Quesnay's in purpose and technique, nevertheless revived the fundamental principle of the tableau method."
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Those identifying the 1947 table as the first official table include Stone, "Where Are We Now?" and Adam Rose and William Miernyk, "Input-Output Analysis: The First Fifty Years," Economic Systems Research, June 1989, pp. 229-71. Leontief bestowed the distinction on the 1939 table in "Input-Output Analysis," in John Eatwell, Murray Milgate, and Peter Newman, eds., The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics (New York, The Stockton Press, 1987). For the views of Leontief's former collaborators, Karen Polenske and Anne Carter, see Karen R. Polenske and Jiri V. Skolka, "Introduction," in Polenske and Skolka, eds., Advances in Input-Output Analysis (Cambridge, MA, Ballinger, 1976), and Anne P. Carter and Peter Petri, "Leontief's Contribution to Economics," Journal of Policy Modeling, Spring 1989, pp. 7-30. Stone may have overlooked the 1939 table because the Bureau never published it. A 1942 letter from Davenport to Leontief discussed a planned two-volume Government Printing Office publication of the table, with the second volume consisting of documentation of the data for particular industries. For reasons that remain unknown, this plan was never carried out. The 1939 table was included in the Bureau's unpublished study on full employment.
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Those identifying the 1947 table as the first official table include Stone, "Where Are We Now?" and Adam Rose and William Miernyk, "Input-Output Analysis: The First Fifty Years," Economic Systems Research, June 1989, pp. 229-71. Leontief bestowed the distinction on the 1939 table in "Input-Output Analysis," in John Eatwell, Murray Milgate, and Peter Newman, eds., The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics (New York, The Stockton Press, 1987). For the views of Leontief's former collaborators, Karen Polenske and Anne Carter, see Karen R. Polenske and Jiri V. Skolka, "Introduction," in Polenske and Skolka, eds., Advances in Input-Output Analysis (Cambridge, MA, Ballinger, 1976), and Anne P. Carter and Peter Petri, "Leontief's Contribution to Economics," Journal of Policy Modeling, Spring 1989, pp. 7-30. Stone may have overlooked the 1939 table because the Bureau never published it. A 1942 letter from Davenport to Leontief discussed a planned two-volume Government Printing Office publication of the table, with the second volume consisting of documentation of the data for particular industries. For reasons that remain unknown, this plan was never carried out. The 1939 table was included in the Bureau's unpublished study on full employment.
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Those identifying the 1947 table as the first official table include Stone, "Where Are We Now?" and Adam Rose and William Miernyk, "Input-Output Analysis: The First Fifty Years," Economic Systems Research, June 1989, pp. 229-71. Leontief bestowed the distinction on the 1939 table in "Input-Output Analysis," in John Eatwell, Murray Milgate, and Peter Newman, eds., The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics (New York, The Stockton Press, 1987). For the views of Leontief's former collaborators, Karen Polenske and Anne Carter, see Karen R. Polenske and Jiri V. Skolka, "Introduction," in Polenske and Skolka, eds., Advances in Input-Output Analysis (Cambridge, MA, Ballinger, 1976), and Anne P. Carter and Peter Petri, "Leontief's Contribution to Economics," Journal of Policy Modeling, Spring 1989, pp. 7-30. Stone may have overlooked the 1939 table because the Bureau never published it. A 1942 letter from Davenport to Leontief discussed a planned two-volume Government Printing Office publication of the table, with the second volume consisting of documentation of the data for particular industries. For reasons that remain unknown, this plan was never carried out. The 1939 table was included in the Bureau's unpublished study on full employment.
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Those identifying the 1947 table as the first official table include Stone, "Where Are We Now?" and Adam Rose and William Miernyk, "Input-Output Analysis: The First Fifty Years," Economic Systems Research, June 1989, pp. 229-71. Leontief bestowed the distinction on the 1939 table in "Input-Output Analysis," in John Eatwell, Murray Milgate, and Peter Newman, eds., The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics (New York, The Stockton Press, 1987). For the views of Leontief's former collaborators, Karen Polenske and Anne Carter, see Karen R. Polenske and Jiri V. Skolka, "Introduction," in Polenske and Skolka, eds., Advances in Input-Output Analysis (Cambridge, MA, Ballinger, 1976), and Anne P. Carter and Peter Petri, "Leontief's Contribution to Economics," Journal of Policy Modeling, Spring 1989, pp. 7-30. Stone may have overlooked the 1939 table because the Bureau never published it. A 1942 letter from Davenport to Leontief discussed a planned two-volume Government Printing Office publication of the table, with the second volume consisting of documentation of the data for particular industries. For reasons that remain unknown, this plan was never carried out. The 1939 table was included in the Bureau's unpublished study on full employment.
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Journal of Policy Modeling
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Later tables, produced by the Commerce Department's Office of Business Economics, showed the use and the make of commodities by industry. This solution was proposed by Richard Stone and Alan Brown, A Programme for Growth, vol. 1, A Computable Model of Economic Growth (London, Chapman and Hall, 1962).
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