SOCIAL ACCOUNTING MATRIX (SAM) AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR MACROECONOMIC PLANNING

Hüseyin Şen

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Social accounting matrix (SAM) is a technique related to national income accounting, providing a conceptual basis for examining both growth and distributional issues within a single analytical framework in an economy. It can be seen a means of presenting in a single matrix the interaction between production, income, consumption and capital accumulation. Although a number of

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1985Social accounting matrices : a basis for planning 1984Structuralist Macro-economics Applicable Models for the Third World 1976Planning techniques for a better future: A summary of a research project on planning for growth, redistribution, and employment

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