INPUT OUTPUT TECHNOLOGY ASSUMPTIONS AND THE ENERGY-REQUIREMENTS OF COMMODITIES

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[1] FLASCHEL P, 1981, UNPUB Z NATIONALOKON

[2] Folk H, 1974, ENERGY DEMAND CONSER, P159

[3] GIGANTES T, 1970, CONTRIBUTIONS INPUT, P270

[4] Gossling W. F., 1975, ESTIMATING PROJECTIN, P68

[5] GUPTA S, 1971, OXFORD B ECON STAT, V33, P21

[6] Helliwell J. F., 1979, Resources and Energy, V2, P51, DOI 10.1016/0165-0572(79)90021-5

[7] HERENDEEN RA, 1974, ENERGY DEMAND CONSER, P141

[8] HOWE CW, 1979, NATURAL RESOURCE EC

[9] A SYSTEM OF ENERGY ACCOUNTS FOR AUSTRALIA [J]. ECONOMIC RECORD, 1980, 56 (153) : 171 - 181

[10] Krenz J. H., 1977, Energy, V2, P115, DOI 10.1016/0360-5442(77)90038-X