Variations in Economic Structure Gross National Income PI

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Variations in Economic Structure Gross National Income PI PI PI

Variations in Economic Structure Gross National Income PI PI PI

Distribution of Gross Domestic Product (%) GDP = Final Sales to Government, Consumers &

Distribution of Gross Domestic Product (%) GDP = Final Sales to Government, Consumers & Investment Note: 2003 Exports includes services

Imports/Exports 2002 -2003 ($ billions)

Imports/Exports 2002 -2003 ($ billions)

Structure of Merchandise Exports (%)

Structure of Merchandise Exports (%)

Structure of Merchandise Imports (%)

Structure of Merchandise Imports (%)

Index of Personal Income by State Relative to U. S.

Index of Personal Income by State Relative to U. S.

Labor Market Adjustment Model North D S South S D D S QSouth S

Labor Market Adjustment Model North D S South S D D S QSouth S D QNorth

Changing Composition of Employment in the U. S.

Changing Composition of Employment in the U. S.

Development of the U. S. Service Sector

Development of the U. S. Service Sector

Decomposition of Services

Decomposition of Services

Development: The Circular Model of Capital Flow Stock of Productive Capacity Industrial Output Investment

Development: The Circular Model of Capital Flow Stock of Productive Capacity Industrial Output Investment • Interest rates • Tax policy & public investment Final Consumer Demand “Savings” Business Income (Value Added) Payments to Households “Savings” - retained earnings, household savings, institutional investors, international capital sources

Vance’s Exogenic And Endogenic Model

Vance’s Exogenic And Endogenic Model

Impact of Scale Economies on Market Division B Market Division A Market Division P

Impact of Scale Economies on Market Division B Market Division A Market Division P P P a a I II distance t t P t a a I II

Impact of Transport C Improvement Market Division P P I II

Impact of Transport C Improvement Market Division P P I II

Process of Regional Specialization Region A Region B Initial Condition: No Interregional Trade Local

Process of Regional Specialization Region A Region B Initial Condition: No Interregional Trade Local Production Equals Location Consumption

Process of Regional Specialization, Continued Exports to A Exports To B Region A Imports

Process of Regional Specialization, Continued Exports to A Exports To B Region A Imports from B Region B Imports from A

Process of Regional Specialization, Continued Interregional Exports Production for Local Use Interregional Imports Production

Process of Regional Specialization, Continued Interregional Exports Production for Local Use Interregional Imports Production for Local Use