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The Use of Input–Output Tables in the Study of the Dynamics and Structure of the Resource Intensity of Agricultural Production

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The article examines the dynamics and structure of the resource intensity of agricultural production in Russia using the methodology of input–output tables. Russian and international databases for analyzing the resource intensity of industry complexes are generalized and their advantages and disadvantages are revealed. The article presents a grouping of cost items in agricultural production to assess the level and structure of resource intensity for certain types of resources. The main trends in the dynamics and structure of resource intensity in agricultural production are revealed.

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  1. Hereinafter, all notation and abbreviations in formulas are in accordance with the terms generally accepted in international statistics: C—Costs, II—Intermediate Inputs, GO—Gross Output. Cost indicators can be expressed in any currency.

  2. The group of costs for other products includes numerous costs for auxiliary resources in the production of agricultural products, the volume and share of which individually do not have a significant effect on output.

  3. The recalculation of resource costs from current to constant prices was carried out on the basis of the price indices of the products of the corresponding industries. The general price index for the group of costs considered in this paper is the weighted average of all price indices for the industries included in the group. The share of products of each industry in the structure of products by group was used as a weighting factor.

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Potapov, A.P. The Use of Input–Output Tables in the Study of the Dynamics and Structure of the Resource Intensity of Agricultural Production. Stud. Russ. Econ. Dev. 32, 177–183 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1075700721020088

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