Cover -- Half Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Tables -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Dedication Page -- Map of Queensland Regions -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Background and Objective of the Study -- 1.2 Overview of the Study -- 2 Input-Output Tables and Multipliers -- 2.1 The Input-Output Transactions Table -- 2.2 Input- Output Multipliers -- 2.3 Some Analytical Uses of Input-Output Tables -- 2.4 Résumé -- 3 Non-Survey Regional Input-Output Tables -- 3.1 Deriving Regional Input-Output Tables: Survey and Non-Survey Approaches -- 3.2 Non-Survey Methods: An Overview of the Literature -- 3.3 Evaluations of the Location Quotient, Commodity Balances and Constrained Matrix Techniques -- 4 The GRIT System in Perspective -- 4.1 The Dilemmas of Regional Input-Output -- 4.2 Aims and Features of the System -- 4.3 Accuracy and Approaches to Table Construction -- 5 Accounting Procedures -- 5.1 The Australian National Input-Output Tables -- 5.2 Valuation of Transactions -- 5.3 Treatment of Imports -- 5.4 Treatment of Intrasectoral Transactions -- 5.5 Summary -- 6 Methodology -- 6.1 Outline of the GRIT Methodological Sequence -- 6.2 Phase I: Adjustments to the National Table -- 6.3 Phase II: Adjustment for Regional Imports -- 6.4 Phase III: Definition of Regional Sectors -- 6.5 Phase IV: Derivation of Prototype Transactions Tables -- 6.6 Phase V: Derivation of Final Transactions Tables -- 7 Empirical Application of the GRIT System -- 7.1 Eleven-Sector Tables for the Regions of Queensland -- 7.2 A Queensland State Table -- 7.3 Regional and State Input-Output Multipliers -- 7.4 Summary -- 8 A Review of the System -- 8.1 Limitations of the Results -- 8.2 Some Retrospective Comment and Evaluation -- Appendix I Flowchart of Methodology