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Input Markets and the Strategic Organization of the Firm
Input Markets and the Strategic Organization of the Firm addresses the question of how strategic firm organization and accounting measurements affect and are affected by such prevalent concerns of relying on an external input supplier.
The Global Economy at the Firm-Level
Following the seminal work of Wassily Leontief, input-output analysis has been used to study the impact of one sector's outputs on the inputs to other sectors. With its computational advantages and breadth of application, input-output analysis widely used to study the impact of sectoral shocks ranging in source international, to environmental, to security. Advances in data collection make increasingly clear the role of firm-level shocks and their aggregate impacts. We contribute an approach that uses data on customer-supplier relationships for firm-level input-output analysis. We overcome challenges of missing data through inference techniques. We present estimate a true firm-level model with global input-output linkages to estimate the potential aggregate impacts of firm level shocks and empirically analyze the contributions of network structure to latent systemic risk. We find that idiosyncratic firm-level shocks can account for meaningful impacts to aggregate output, that firms posing risk of significant impacts vary across sectors, and that the latent systemic risk varies across countries within the global interfirm network.
Input-output Economics
Collects and unifies the author's and the co-authors' research papers on national accounting, input-output coefficients, economic theory, dynamic models, stochastic analysis, and performance analysis.
Handbook of Input–Output Analysis
In this authoritative Handbook, leading experts from international statistical offices and universities explain in detail the treatment and role of input-output statistics in the System of National Accounts. Furthermore, they address the derivation of input-output coefficients for the purpose of economic and environmental modeling, the building of applied general equilibrium models, the use of these models for efficiency analysis, and the extensions to stochastic and dynamic input-output analysis. As well as revealing and exploring the theoretical foundations, the Handbook also acts as a useful guide for practitioners.
Input Trade Liberalization in China
This book focuses on input trade liberalization in China and discusses the underlying causes and profound effects of Chinese enterprises facing import liberalization of intermediate input. The content of this book includes ten chapters. The analysis of this book mainly uses academic research, with policy study for a few chapters. Most chapters in this book apply the standard method of contemporary economic systems, integrating into the most advanced economic theories of international trade. The author uses theoretical models to obtain predictions which receive empirical support and carries out strict empirical research using data of China's manufacturing enterprises and China's customs to an...
Firms’ Response to Climate Regulations-Empirical Investigations Based on the European Emissions Trading System
Using a novel cross-country dataset, which merges firm-level financials with information on firms’ participation in the European Unions’ Emissions Trading System (ETS), we investigate how firm performance is affected by tightening of environmental policies that put a price on pollution. We find that more stringent policies do not have a strong negative impact on the profitability of ETS-regulated or non-ETS firms. While firms report an increase in their input costs during periods of high carbon prices, their reported turnover is also higher. Among ETS-regulated firms which must purchase emission certificates under the EU ETS, tightening of climate policies in periods of high carbon prices results in increased investment, particularly in intangible assets. We establish robustness of our results using a quantile regression analysis, ensuring our key findings are not driven by distributional irregularities. Our findings provide support for the benefits of EU ETS on accelerating firms’ climate transition, while keeping firm-level financial costs at bay.
Input-Output Modeling
This volume presents the results of the 6th Input-Output Meeting, organized in Warsaw, Poland, December 16-18, 1985 by IIASA and the Institute of Econometrics and Statistics, University of Lodz. The main aim of the meeting was to demonstrate the use of integrated input-output models in economic policy making, both at the national and the industrial level.
