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Consider an economy consisting of 3 sectors: M ('manufacturing'), E ('energy') and T ('transportation'). The following is known about the required inputs in each of these sectors from the outputs of different sectors for production of yearly outputs x1, x2 and x3 in sectors M, E and T, respectively: (i) M requires 0.5 fraction of itself, 0.1 fraction of the output of E, and 0.2...
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