Assessing Economic Complexity with Input-Output Based Measures



APPENDIX 1. Input-Output Connectedness Measures

Number:

Designation:

Formula:

Proponents:

M1

PINT

,λJ'Ax

100----

i'x

Chenery and Watanable (1958)

M2

AVOM

1 i '( I - A ) -1 i
n

Rasmussen-Hirschman (1958)

M3

PNZC

100∙.v
—-i'Kι
n2

Peacock and Dosser (1957)

M4

MICT

Л7

—i'Ai
n

Jensen and West (1980)

M5

IDET

1

|I - a

Wang(1954)

Lantner(1974)

M6

YAAM

ɪ ɪ
n2
OiYA

Yan and Ames (1963)

M7

DEVA

λ : dominant
eigenvalue of A

Dietzenbacher (1992)

M8

MPLE

ïXÏ
i'y

Finn (1976)
Ulanovicz(1983)

M9

CYCI

~b_
t

Finn (1976)
Ulanovicz(1983)

Mw

APLU

[APL,,
n 2 Z-H
Z-!j      ij

Dietzenbacher (2007)

Mn

CAIA

G ( A ) × H ( A )

A, ,
Abased

Amaral, Dias and Lopes (2007)

M12

CAIL

G ( L ) × H ( L )

Lbased

Amaral, Dias and Lopes (2007)

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