Input-Output Analysis Is Rarely Used Because

question 19

Multiple Choice

Input-output analysis is rarely used because

• A)it requires tremendously complex calculations.
• B)it requires large amounts of data.
• C)market economies can instead rely on the price mechanism to organize production.
• D)All of the above are correct.

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