Input-output analysis and the structure of income distribution

One: Input-Output and Income Formation.- 1 Interindustry Analysis and the Structure of Income Distribution.- I. Introduction.- II. Interindustry Analysis and the Process of Distribution and Expenditure of National Income.- 1) The Leontief Multiplier, Keynesian Multiplier and Kalecki Multiplier.- 2) Generalization of the Input-Output Model.- 3) The Coefficients of Inter-Income-Groups.- III. The Relationship of Inter-Income-Groups and the Multi-Sector Income Multiplier.- 1) The Income Multiplier as a Matrix.- 2) Accepted Multipliers as Special Cases.- 3) Structure of the Propagation Process.- IV. The Convergence Conditions of the Model.- 1) The Properties of Leontief-type Matrices.- 2) Convergence Conditions in the Model.- 2 Input-Output Analysis and Interrelational Income Multiplier as a Matrix.- I. Introduction.- II. Formulation of a Regional Income Multiplier in the form of a Matrix.- III. The International Income Multiplier among Regions.- IV. Composition of Final Demand and the Regional Income-Distribution.- V. Output Determination and Interregional Income Generation.- 3 Foreign Trade Multiplier, Input-Output Analysis and the Consumption Function.- I. Introduction.- II. The Foreign Trade Multiplier and the Circular Flow of Intermediate Products.- III. The Modified Multiplier and the Fundamental Equation for an Open Economy.- IV. Interindustry Analysis and the Consumption Function.- V. Empirical Estimates.- VI. Formula for the Computation of the Subjoined Inverse showing the Effect of Endogenous Changes in Consumption.- 1) Derivation of the Computation Formula.- 2) Propagation Process Combining Leontief's Multiplier and the Keynesian Multiplier.- Two: Internal and External Multipliers.- 4 Internal and External Matrix Multipliers in the Input-Output Model.- I. Introduction.- II. Partitioned Matrix Multipliers.- III. Interregional Repercussion Model.- IV. Some Extensions of the Model.- 1) Extension in the Number of Partitioned Groups.- 2) Inclusion of the Income Formation Process.- 5 An Analysis of the Interdependence between Service and Goods-Producing Sectors.- I. Introduction.- II. Income and Employment Analysis of Interdependency of Two Sectors.- III. Input-Output Analysis of the Interdependency of Two Sectors.- 1) Intersectoral Propagation Pattern.- 2) Cost-Push Effects of Service-Prices.- IV. International Comparison.- Three: Dual Economic Structure.- 6 The Dual Structure of the Japanese Economy and its Growth Pattern.- I. Introduction.- II. Economic Growth and Differentials in Capital Intensity by Size of Firm.- 1) Schema of Capital Concentration and Growth of Enterprises.- 2) Differentials in Wages and Capital Intensity.- 3) Permanence of the Dual Structure.- III. Differentials in Composition of Funds and Interest Rates.- 1) Funds of Enterprises and Capital Accessibility.- 2) Differentials in Interest Rates on Borrowed Funds and Cost of Funds.- 3) Differentials in Interest Rates and Unequal Distribution of Loans.- IV. Structural Peculiarities of Capital Concentration.- 1) Factor Proportion and Differentials in Wages and Interest Rates.- 2) Structural Peculiarities of Capital Concentration in Japan.- V. Conclusion.- References.