The given question involve input-output model:
The model involves following equations
X1= a11X1+a12X2+c1-------eq(1)
X2= a21X1+a22X2+c2-------eq(2)
Where X1 is the value of the total production of good 1, X2 is the value of the total production of good 2;
c1 is the value of the final consumption of good 1, c2 is the value of the final consumption of good 2;
a11 is worth good 1 required to produce good 1, a12 is worth good 2 required to produce good 1;
a21 is worth good 1 required to produce good 2, a22 is worth good 2 required to produce good 2;
Solving eq(1)and (2) we will get the following value of X1 and X2
-------------eq3
--------------eq4
Now, for this question
a11= $0.14, a21= $0.15, c1= $10 million ( assume each regular cost $1 )
a12= $0.17, a22= $0.11, c2= $15 million ( assume each super-unleaded cost $1 )
Put all value into eq3 and eq4 to find out X1 and X2
X1= 15.47
X2= 19.46
If final consumption c1 increases by $1million and c2 increases by $2million. Then new c1 would be $11million and c2 would be $17million.
Corresponding new outputs in two sectors, after solving with eq3 and eq4, would be
X1= 17.13
X2= 21.98
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