Visualizing open data of input-output tables in Kobe city
Yoshi Fujiwara · 2015
One of the most practical tools in economics is input-output analysis developed by Wassily Leontief in the late 1930s who received the Nobel Prize in Economic Science later for this pioneering work. Today governments, national and local, in most developed countries publish the so-called input-output transactions tables (see textbooks, e.g. [Miller and Blair 2009]). For example, the Kobe city in Japan makes such data available as open data [Kobe city 2015].