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Induced employment in the marketed services sectors in Ireland 1975

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  • William K. O'Riordan

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The purpose of the paper is to determine how much of the employment in the Marketed Services Sector (MSS) is generated directly and indirectly by the demand for output of the Goods Producing Sectors (GPS), namely, agriculture, industry and construction. Use is made of the consistent EEC input-output tables for 1975 on the R44 system which were published 1983. It is assumed that the partitioning of employment within any sector is proportional to the partioning of output. The tables are used to divide the total employment in each MSS into the amount which were induced by each of the 44 sectors of the economy.

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  • William K. O'Riordan, 1984. "Induced employment in the marketed services sectors in Ireland 1975," Working Papers 198427, School of Economics, University College Dublin.
    • Handle: RePEc:ucn:wpaper:198427
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