STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF UKRAINE CAPITAL REPRODUCTION IN INTERBRANCH MODELS OF "INPUT

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 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF UKRAINE CAPITAL REPRODUCTION IN INTERBRANCH MODELS OF "INPUT – OUTPUT" TABLES

Journal Title: Економіка розвитку - Year 2012, Vol 61, Issue 1

Abstract

[i][b][/b][/i]The results of the global financial crisis of 2008 – 2009 were significantly qualitative and quantitative changes in the structure of social production, which in pre-crisis period was characteristic not only in satisfaction of all the basic needs for goods and services, but also transformation into two interrelated areas: the actual production and services sector.To demonstrate specific active options for which there is a correlation between the output of production of each of the industries and the direction corresponding to these industry groups of goods and services on the final national economic needs – non-productive consumption, savings and exports can play in the structural analysis of inter-model "input-output".The first presentation of the social product circulation in the matrix form was made by François Quesnay in the XVIII century to the economy of the three economic classes – farmers, landowners and artisans [1]. However, this method of cross-industry analysis gained perfection from after-tax cost category invented by V. Leontiev [2]. The matrix of coefficients of total expenditures corresponds to the core of table "input-output" – a square inter-branch sale-purchase matrix and relocates relative levels of intermediate costs from production to final sales.The research compares – using indices of full cost and direct costs – inter-brunch economic complexes of Ukraine in the pre-crisis period (2006) and post-crisis period (2009).For the economy as a whole full costs are determined by a simple recalculation of the direct costs from relative value units to units of gross domestic product, but nevertheless direct costs in the "input-output" tables – for reasons stated in the special interbranch literature – look a little different, than in terms of national accounts directly [3].After playing the structural analysis of the inter-branch "input-output" model and analyzing the impact of the global financial crisis in 2008 – 2009, which resulted in regress of industry in Ukraine (at least on the level as it was in 2004), negative trend decline becomes apparent, particularly in areas which are related to the existing framework of economic growth. 

Authors and Affiliations

Vitaliy Lutskov

Keywords

formation of capital competitiveness expense capacity structural changes structural analysis interbranch balance capital reproduction gross expenses

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