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Consider the production model $\mathbf{x}=C \mathbf{x}+\mathbf{d}$ for an economy with two sectors, where$$C=\left[\begin{array}{cc}{.0} & {.5} \\ {.6} & {.2}\end{array}\right], \quad \mathbf{d}=\left[\begin{array}{c}{50} \\ {30}\end{array}\right]$$Use an inverse matrix to determine the production level necessary to satisfy the final demand.
$=\left[\begin{array}{l}{110} \\ {120}\end{array}\right]$
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Chapter 2
Matrix Algebra
Section 6
The Leontief Input–Output Model
Introduction to Matrices
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In this example, we are dealing with an economy that has the following consumption matrix C divide defined here as well as the demand vector d as here. What we like to do is to find out the production level which will call X given this matrix and this demand vector well, the first step is to four mount the model for this type of situation which is of the form X. The production level equals the intermediate demand, which is C Times X plus the final demand, which is deep Now if we rearrange this equation by subtracting, see extra bull sides, we have the equation I minus C times a vector X equals the demand vector d And then we know by our theorem in this section that this matrix is in vertebral. Since the column sums are both less than one. This then tells us that the solution will be X equals I minus C in verse times d. So let's start off then in our solution by finding I minus c inverse here. So we'll have I minus c is going to be first. I consist of just ones on the main diagonal, So we're going to subtract one minus zero from the main Dagnall of sea to produce a one here and will have a negative 0.5 here, a negative 0.6. Then take one minus the point to, and we have a 0.8 altogether. But what we need here is its inverse. So let's take the determinant of I minus C. It's going to be the product of the main diagonal. So 0.8 subtract the product of the off diagonal, which is negative 0.6 times 0.5, resulting in a point 30 And we get all together that the determinant of this matrix is 300.5, which also tells us it is in vertical as we predicted. So let's calculate its inverse Next I minus see in verse is going to be first take the main diagonal which is in purple and alternate it so point it goes here and 0.0.1 goes here. We're going to then negates the off diagonal these entries here So we have a positive 0.6 a positive 0.5. Then divide by the determinant which is one over 10.5 Well, one over 10.5 results in two, so the inverse becomes 1.61 1.2 and there was an issue right here. This should have been a positive one or a point not 10.0.1, but just one itself multiplied by two and we get a two here. So this is our inverse matrix. This now tells us that the production level required to meet this demand vector will be X equals First, the inverse matrix of I minus C, which is 1.6 1.212 Multiply by the demand vector D, which says take 50 from the first sector, 30 from the second sector as the demand and multiply we see then that will require ah 110 units from the first sector of the economy and 120 units from the second sector and the solves our problem here.
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