Intercountry Input–Output Table of the Eurasian Economic Union as a Component of the Tools for Analysis and Forecasting of Its Economy
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economic policy; integration; EAEU countries; macroeconomic effects; value added; cross-country and cross-sectoral relations; imports; exports; IIOT model; final demand; multiplication; analytical potential;All these keywords.
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