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An introduction into multi-region input-output modelling Manfred Lenzen Manfred Lenzen ISA, The University of Sydney Australia with thanks to Tommy Wiedmann and Barney Foran for some of the slides Recommended introductory reading A common


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An introduction into multi-region input-output modelling

Manfred Lenzen Manfred Lenzen ISA, The University of Sydney Australia

with thanks to Tommy Wiedmann and Barney Foran for some of the slides

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Recommended introductory reading

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FUNCTIONAL

direct

A common problem in impact modeling

FUNCTIONAL UNIT

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direct effects complete supply- chain analysis

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National Accounting

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to

Basic input-output structure

from to

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The input-output round-robin

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  • M L E T S B M L E T S B M L E T S B M L E T S B M L E T S B M L E T S B

Supplier level:

. . . . 2

The infinite supply-chain

Iron ore Mining machinery

Organisation

Mining Legal Steel Trans. Banking Elect.

1 On-site

Boundary Upstream Downstream

Product 2 Product 1 Consumer Industry

Vehicle Iron ore

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Input-output theory I

Source: Wiedmann

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Input-output theory II

Source: Wiedmann

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Input-output theory III

Source: Wiedmann

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Demand-pull model

Source: Foran et al., 2005

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Supply-push model

Source: Foran et al., 2005

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ONOMY INDUSTRIES CONSUMERS DUCTS

Environmental satellite accounts

ENVIRON- MENT ECONO EXTENSIONS EXTENSIONS PRODUC

Source: Wiedmann

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ONOMY INDUSTRIES Financial transactions CONSUMERS … DUCTS ECONO Financial transactions … ENVIRON- MENT EXTENSIONS

energy use, carbon emissions, water use, pollutants, raw material extractions, waste, land use

EXTENSIONS

PRODUC

Source: Wiedmann

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PRODUCTS ONOMY INDUSTRIES CONSUMERS

Industries

DUCTS PR ENVIRON- MENT ECONO EXTENSIONS

energy use, carbon emissions, water use, pollutants, raw material extractions, waste, land use

EXTENSIONS

Industries use products… … and energy, water, etc.

PRODUC

Source: Wiedmann

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PRODUCTS ONOMY INDUSTRIES CONSUMERS

Consumers buy products…

DUCTS PR ENVIRON- MENT ECONO EXTENSIONS

energy use, carbon emissions, water use, pollutants, raw material extractions, waste, land use

EXTENSIONS …

Consumers buy products… … and use energy, water, etc.

PRODUC

Source: Wiedmann

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Environmental input-output analysis: theory

Source: Foran et al., 2005

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IO tables and satellite accounts: a successful marriage

Source: Foran et al., 2005

Input Input Input Input-

  • output
  • utput
  • utput
  • utput tables

tables tables tables Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite accounts accounts accounts accounts for each indicator for each indicator for each indicator for each indicator

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Environmental input-output analysis: applications – a University

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An airport proposal EIS

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A comparison of organic farms

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LCAs of wind turbines

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Wind turbine production

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Household consumption baskets

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Household emissions catchment

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System closure – Capital flow long-term accounting

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SAMs

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SAM multipliers

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Household spending rounds – the Brazilian trickle-up effect

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Household spending rounds – the Brazilian trickle-up effect

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Production Layer Decomposition

Source: Foran et al., 2005

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Production layers

1. 10.

Employment Income Government revenue 0.00 0.05 0.10 0.15 0.20 0.25 0.30 0.35 0.40 Income ($)

Wheat & other grains

rem 3 2 1 dir

0.1 1.

Land disturbance Water use Primary energy GHG emissions Gross operating surplus Imports Exports

0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 Employment (min)

Wheat & other grains

rem 3 2 1 dir

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Carbon Footprint (t CO2)

Area plots

Car Company Direct suppliers Suppliers of Suppliers … Source: Wiedmann

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System completeness tests

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A corporate example

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Structural Path Analysis

Source: Foran et al., 2005

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Structural Path Analysis

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1.2

Wheat & other grains

Wh 0.687 (0; 67.%) El Wh 0.0234 (1; 2.3%) Ch Wh 0.0173 (1; 1.7%) Fo Wh 0.0114 (1; 1.1%) Sc Cg Wh 0.00936 (2; 0.91%) Fe Wh 0.00925 (1; 0.9%) GHG emissions (kg CO2-e/$)

Structural path analysis

0.0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 GHG emissions (kg CO2-e)

rem 3 2 1 dir

Fe Wh 0.00925 (1; 0.9%) Wt Wh 0.00874 (1; 0.85%) Rd Wh 0.00853 (1; 0.83%) El Rf Wh 0.00487 (2; 0.47%) Rf Wh 0.00485 (1; 0.47%) Oi Fo Wh 0.00343 (2; 0.33%) El Wt Wh 0.00263 (2; 0.25%) El Ch Wh 0.00261 (2; 0.25%) El St Wh 0.00259 (2; 0.25%) Fr Sc Cg Wh 0.0022 (3; 0.21%) Ap Wh 0.00165 (1; 0.16%) Bc Mp Ho Wh 0.00162 (3; 0.16%)

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Core topic: Multi-Region Input-Output (MRIO) Multi-Region Input-Output (MRIO) frameworks

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What is an MRIO table?

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AUS Iron

  • re

BRA steel AUS BRA CHN GER JAP RUS UK USA

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The Eora tables www.worldmrio.com www.worldmrio.com

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− Detail: 187 countries, 15000 sectors LCA and footprint − Dynamics: Time series 1990-2010 trends and scenarios − Flexibility: Basic prices, margins and taxes − Transparency: Close adherence to the raw data − Uncertainty: Standard deviation estimates decision-making

Guiding principles

− Uncertainty: Standard deviation estimates decision-making − Reliability: Info on constraint violations quality assurance − Timeliness: Delay of 2 years − Budget: 12 person-years initially, < 2 person-years /y continually; − Openness: Public, free availability for research

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Conceptual framework

Raw data Initial estimate Constraints Optimiser Structure Hardware MRIO table Web-deployed data, visualisations, diagnostics

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Raw data

Input-output tables from 74 national statistical offices, Input-output data from Eurostat, IDE-JETRO and OECD, UN National Accounts Main Aggregates Database, UN National Accounts Main Aggregates Database, UN National Accounts Official Data, UN Comtrade international trade database UN Servicetrade international trade database

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The Eora tables: 187 countries 15,909 sectors 5 valuations 5 valuations 20 years = 3 Terabytes

  • f information
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The finer structure

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Original sectors – rectangular matrices

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Some qualifications …

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Some qualifications: Data conflict

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Some qualifications: Uncertainty

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Website www.worldmrio.com

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Website www.worldmrio.com

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Website www.worldmrio.com

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Expandable heat map

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Expandable heat map

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Expandable heat map

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Data profile

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Optimisation run diagnostics

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Input-output analysis in ecology

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Thank you ! www.isa.org.usyd.edu.au www.worldmrio.com