An Investigation of Danish Input-Output Tables, 1966-75
描述了丹麦1966-75年首批投入产出表，分析其高度不稳定性，并讨论如何在宏观经济模型中恰当内生化投入产出系数，指出需求侧分解比生产侧更重要，且低部门数可允许使用更复杂的生产函数如Diewert函数。
The first series of Danish input-output tables comprising a decade (1966-75) is described. The high instability of these tables is shown and analyzed. Then the proper way of endogenizing input-output coefficients in macroeconomic models is discussed. It is argued that this can be done with a few sectors, as disaggregation of the demand side is more important than that of the production side. Moreover, if the number of sectors is low, more sophisticated production functions can be used. An example of this-the Diewert production function-is given.