Information available on input output frameworks

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Information available oninput output frameworks

• Presented by Duong Manh Hung, Bui Trinh

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I. National IO tables

• Vietnam IO table, 1989, 54 sectors
• Vietnam IO table, 1996, 97 sectors
• Vietnam IO table, 2000, 112 sectors
• These tables published by GSO
• Cambodia IO, 2000, 22 sectors will finish in this
  year, compiled by members of Association of
  Regional Econometrics Environmental Studies
  (AREES), The Right of ownership be long to
  Japanese client.

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II. Intra-Regional IO tables

• HoChiMinh IO table, 2000, 48 sectors, compiled by
  HCM PSO
• Hanoi IO table, 2000, 48 sectors, compiled by
  AREES
• Danang IO table, 2000, 48 sectors, compiled by
  AREES
• Quang tri IO table, 2000, 22 sectors by ADB
• Not Published

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III. Inter-regional IO tables

• Hanoi, HoChiMinh, and the rest of Vietnam, 2000,
  48 sectors
• HoChiMinh, Danang and the rest of Vietnam, 2000,
  16 sectors
• Inter-regional IO table, 8 regions, 2000, 16
  sectors
• These tables compiled by AREES, Not Published,
  the right of ownership be long to Japanese client
  (ALMEC company)

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IV. SAM

• SAM 2000, 112, 31 and 19 sectors
• Compiled by CIEM

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V. Other issues

• Analyzing the relationship between income groups
  and final demand in Vietnam based on extended IO
  framework, Presented at The 16th Conference,
  Yokohama National University, November 12 -13,
  2005

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V. Other issues (Cont.)

• Bui Trinh, Francisco T. Secretario, Kim Kwang
  Moon, Le Ha Thanh, Pham Huong Giang
  Economic-Environmental impact analysis based on
  a bi -region interregional I-O Model for
  Vietnam, between HoChiMinh City (HCMC) and Rest
  of Vietnam (ROV), 2000 presented at IIOA 2005,
  Beijing conference.

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V. Other issues (Cont.)

• Bui Trinh, Kim Kwangmoon, Francisco T.Secrario,
  Duong Manh Hung Inter-regional input-output
  analysis The case of HoChiMinh City and the rest
  of Vietnam economies Vietnams Socio-economic
  Development, No.42, summer 2005

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V. Other issues (Cont.)

• Bui Trinh, Le Ha Thanh, Duong Manh Hung
  Measuring the environmental impact of regional
  economic growth and inter-regional trade An
  inter-regional input-output approach not
  published

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V. Other issues (Cont.)

• Nguyen Hoang Tri, Tran Viet Lien, Bui Trinh,
  Francisco T. SecretarioEconomic - environmental
  modeling of coastal zones in the red river delta,
  Vietnam Loicz - IGBP, reports study No.17,
  Texel, The Netherlands 2001.

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What do we can???
Compile SAM, or Hybrid SAM
Compile demography economic modelling (DEM) or
Hybrid DEM
Compile I/O table or Hybrid I/O
We can do everything
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We want to discusses on

• What kind of models do you want to apply ?
• How many sectors ?
• What region or province din your project ? Hue
  and ThaiNguyen ?
• Income by r-fold groups ?
• Consumption by r-fold groups ?

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We want to discusses on (cont.)

• Size of environmental matrix in SAM system can be
  (environmental x industryk) (wherek number of
  sectors outsize sectors of production)
• What do you want to compile SAM extended on
• IO table with (commodity by commodity) ?
• IO table with (Industry by industry) ?
• Supply and Use tables (S.U.T) ?

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Inter-regional Input Output framework
VA divided into compensation of employees, tax on
production, depciation, operating surplus
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Thank you very much for your concern
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