An economy is based on three sectors namelycoal, oil, and transportation. Production of a pound’s worth of coal requires an input of £0.20 from the coal sector and £0.40 from the transportation sector.
Production of a pound’s worth of oil requires an input of £0.10 from the oil sector and £0.20 from the transportation sector. Production of a pound’sworth of transportation requires an input of £0.40 from the coal sector, and £0.20 from the oil sector, and £0.20 from the transportation sector.
Find the output from each sector that is needed to satisfy a final demand of £30 billion for coal, £10 billion for oil, and £20 billion for transportation.
Projections for 5 years shows a decrease in coal and an increase in the final demand of oil and transportation.
Projected numbers are a final demand of£23 billion for coal, £16 billion for oil and £22 billion for the transportation sector.Find the output from each sector that is needed to satisfy this final demand dynamics
Using the Environmental Input-Output LCA approach, estimate the lifecycle emissions for 1kg of Glass Fibre Reinforced.
The following are provided:
The 10-sector Input-Output provided in Table 2 belowis to be assumed to represent the IO table for the UK.
Environmental emissions (CO2and CH4) of each of the 10 economic sectors is provided in Table 3.
The global warming potential (GWP) over 100 year for CH4 should be taken as 23
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