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Die Attraktionsanalyse. Ein mißglückter Versuch, die regionale Input-Output-Analyse zu verallgemeinern
Journal of Contextual Economics – Schmollers Jahrbuch, Vol. 104 (1984), Iss. 1 : pp. 29–43
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Bröcker, Johannes
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Abstract
The regional attraction model originating from a study by Klaassen from 1967 and designed as a generalization of traditional regional input-output analysis, is logically inconsistent. The import and export equations of thc model are stated without considering non-negativity constraints. Furthermore they contradict each other, in general. A logically consistent model can be developed, based on the attration philosophy. This, however, generates a complicated and practically not applicable model type. The critical objections also hold for the interregional attraction model, a later reformulation of the regional attraction model