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The input-output matrix for a simplified economy with just three sectors (agriculture, manufacturing, and households) is given below.
Agriculture Manufacturing Households
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A. How many units from each sector does the agriculture sector require to produce 1 unit?
The agriculture sector requires _____units from agriculture, ____units from manufacturing, and ___units from households.
B. What production levels are needed to meet a demand of 32 units of agriculture, 34 units of manufacturing, and 34 units of households?
Production levels of ____units of agriculture,___units of manufacturing, and _____units of households are needed. (Round to the nearest whole number as needed.)
C. How many units of manufacturing are used up in the economy's production process?
The economy's production process uses up_____ units of manufacturing.
(Round to the nearest whole number as needed.)
(A)
see column 1 of matrix
The agriculture sector requires 0.29 units from agriculture, 0.12 units from manufacturing, and 0.76 units from households.
(B)
The agriculture sector (32 units) requires
32*0.29 units from agriculture = 9.28
32*0.12 units from manufacturing =3.84
32*0.76 units from household = 24.32
The manufacturing sector (34 units) requires
34*0.44 units from agriculture=14.96
34*0.11 units from manufacturing=3.74
34*3.53 units from household=120.02
The household sector (34 units) requires
34*0.105 units from agriculture=3.57
34*0.115 units from manufacturing=3.91
34*0.123 units from household=4.182
SO,
9.28+3.84+24.32=37.44 units of agriculture
3.84+3.74+3.91 = 11.49 units of manufacturing
24.32+120.02+4.182=148.522 units of household
Production levels of 38 units of agriculture,12 units ofmanufacturing, and 149 units of households are needed.
(C)
The economy's production process uses up 34-12 = 22 units of manufacturing