Social Accounting SystemsSocial accounting grew up as a result of the desire to bring together in a meaningful and comprehensive manner all the available observed facts on the economic and financial activity of a nation. Three social accounting systems of flow have been developed during the last three decades. Each of these systems has been constructed separately and independently. The framework of each system is constructed to tackle specific aspects of the national economy. It is also designed in a manner, which helps in framing policies for future activity. |
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... output accounts 89 (a) The sectors 89 (b) The summary accounts 91 5. National income and gross National product measured by income flows and by expenditure flows 99 6. The French national accounts (les comptes de la nation) 104 (a) ...
... OUTPUT SYSTEM 1. Background and the closed model 148 2. Major characteristics of the open model 150 3. Industries - constitution and classification 153 4. Valuation of production 157 5. The Final Bill 160 6. Primary inputs 163 7. Co ...
... Output system 217 (b) National transactions accounts and national accounts of Canada 220 (c) The French expanded ... output and national accounts systems 226 4. Financial flows accounts and input-output tables 228 BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX 23O ...
... output' system. (c) The 'flow of funds' system. It is to the study of these social accounting systems that this book is devoted. III • THE GENERAL SCOPE AND AIMS OF THE STUDY Chapter I of the study gives a general description of the ...
... output system. Though the input-output system is primarily concerned with inter- industrial relationships, it is also interrelated with the final demands and primary inputs as independent exogenous parts of its framework. It expresses ...
Contents
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Receivable versus cash basis | 39 |
A COMPARISON OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS | 46 |
SNA Standard Accounts | 139 |
Glossary of symbols used in Chapter II | 146 |
FLOW OF FUNDS SYSTEMS | 173 |
INTEGRATION OF THE SOCIAL | 215 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 230 |