The input-output matrix 'A' is a square matrix with elements aij , i = row number, j = column number, representing the amount of input 'i' which is required to produce per unit of output 'j'. The matrix column depicts the inputs needed for production of a certain output.
Each column entry is divided by the total production/output for that column in order to get the aij 's of the input-output matrix A.
This is because, the table states, that 240 units of industry 1 inputs is required to yield a production/output of 1200 units of industry 1 and 750 units of industry 2 inputs is required to yield a production/output of 1200 units in industry 1. Similarly, 720 units of industry 1 inputs is used to yield 1500 units of output in industry 2 and 450 units of industry 2 inputs is used to yield 1500 units of output in industry 2. So, we divide each of these input numbers by the total production/output in order to obtain the amount of input required to obtain per unit output.
a) So, if we have to obtain the input-output matrix A :
a11 = 240/1200 = 0.2 , a12 = 750/1200 = 0.625
a21 = 720/1500 = 0.48 , a22 = 450/1500 = 0.3
so, A =
b) Now, when demand changes, we know:
X = AX + F , X = production matrix, F = Demand matrix
So, if X1 be production in industry 1 and X2 be production in industry 2,
then we can say:
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So, 0.2 X1 + 0.625 X2 + 312 = X1
0.48 X1+ 0.3 X2 + 299 = X2
So, -0.8 X1 + 0.625 X2 = -312 - (1)
0.48 X1 - 0.7 X2 = -299 - (2)
Then multuplying eqn (1) by 0.6 and adding it to (2):
-0.48 X1 + 0.375 X2 = -187.2
0.48 X1 - 0.7 X2 = -299
-0.325X2 = -486.2 ,
X2 = 486.2/0.325 = 1496 ,
0.48 X1 = -299 + 0.7 * 1496 = -299 + 1047
0.48 X1 = 748, X1 = 1558
So, the new production levels are 1558 in industry 1 and 1496 in industry 2.
c) So, the new input-output ratio:
a11 = 240/1558 = 0.15 , a12 = 750/1558 = 0.48
a21 = 720/1496 = 0.48 , a22 = 450/1496 = 0.3
So, A =
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