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To achieve the desired disaggregation of machinery repair; other expenditures and net exports." We as-
production according to end use, we rely on the sume that both deliveries to public consumption and
categories of final demand included in the recon- to other final demand are preponderantly producer
structed Soviet input-output tables. These tables allo- durables. (This is an oversimplification because this
cate final demand among three categories: private definition of producer durables undoubtedly captures
consumption, public consumption, and other final machinery that is uniquely military and any consumer
demand. We assume that the machinery-producing durables that are exported.) We then are able to
sectors allocate consumer durables output to private generate a set of value-added weights in each machin-
consumption. Public consumption contains “consump- ery sector for producer durables and consumer dura-
tion of material product by state organizations and bles. The details of this procedure are described
agencies servicing the population, i.e., health, educa- further in appendix B.
tional, entertainment, and other such agencies.” In
addition, public consumption includes: consumption “ Tr=ml._G?llik. K<>s1insk:_/.=1n.d Kruaer;$rr1wwre.np- 48-49; Also
by pub“? hem -ms» Y::Z:“§;";1;s?r,$::i‘s.,'?;:1‘%,’ttf?::*tl:':;‘s';:ri&a'§:’:;*.I'~s"*-
Communlcatlonsv and th¢ stat‘? other final demand Vladimir G. Treml, ed., Studies in Soviet Input-Output Analysis,
consists of net accumulation of fixed capital, working (New York: Pmzer Publishers. 1977), v- 9-
capital, inventories, and state reserves; replacement of
depreciated fixed capital and capital losses and capital
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