input-output table

Rural economy is a vital part of economics whose activities are located in the geographical territory of villages and settlements. The importance of the rural economy is in addition to the production of agricultural products and household food supply, the raw materials of the intermediate goods of the food industry, textiles, clothing and leather, and non-metallic mineral industries. Also, rural areas have environmental resources, weather, and climatic tourist attractions. The rural economy has always had a labor surplus due to the seasonality of jobs in the agricultural sector. In the rural economic analysis, the production potential of the region should be evaluated in the form of an economic model. One of the models for measuring and evaluating the exchange of goods and services between the regional economy is the two-region input-output table approach. The results of this model show that the production of the economy what effect does the rural sector have on the demand of the urban economy and the final demand of households? In fact, the coefficients of the matrix of changes of one unit of the total demand or the final demand of households, how much will the government and investment lead to an increase in production in the region. Also, the productive effect and spillover of the economic activities of the regions The results show that as a result of the changes caused by the demand of the whole country, the amount of production feedback in the rural economy is 1.53 units in the agricultural sector, 1.54 units in the industry and construction sector, 1.13 units in the mining sector and 1.1 units in the service sector. 1.19 units leads to an increase in the production of each sector in the intra-regional rural economy. Also, the spillover effect of its supply axis on inside and outside the region will be 1.22 units in the agricultural sector, 1.51 units in the industry and construction sector, 1.20 units in mining and 1.5 units in the service sector. The forecast results show that for the growth of economy and population for the year 1410, 94 and 91 billion cubic meters of water from the reservoir of dams and underground water are needed in the agricultural sector, respectively.

 In this research, based on the definitions and concepts of regional planning and national-regional databases, the 25-sector input-output table of 2011 of Kurdistan province was calculated using the location-quotient method. Then, based on the calculated table, the importance of the economic sectors of the province in terms of forward, backward linkages and elasticity has been analyzed. The results of this study show that the agriculture and livestock products sector has a greater incentive to use the intermediate inputs of other sectors and the rent and business services sector has a key role in integrating the regionchr('39')s economy. On this basis, it is suggested to pay enough attention to these sectors, which constitute the key sectors of the province.