La economía tamaulipeca mediante un modelo regional de contabilidad social 2018.

Objective: An extended input-output model is generated for the economy of the state of Tamaulipas and the multipliers and total elasticities of production, employment, salary, and value added are estimated. Methodology: From an update of the SAM published in Dávila-Flores (2019) and the last official national IOT (INEGI, 2023a), the national information is regionalized with a top to bottom approach based, among other sources, on indirect methods subject to location coefficients, institutional sector accounts and the ENIGH's 2018 structures per household. Direct, indirect, and induced effects on productive activities, added value, institutions, and households are estimated due to changes in demand, in addition to household multipliers by income decile against exogenous transfers. Results: The results show the dilution of the effect of an exogenous transfer on households due to the few intersectoral linkages. Limitations: Despite the level of sectoral aggregation used and the available economic information referring to the year 2018. Conclusions: Evidence is shown of an inappropriate relationship between consumption and production, supported simultaneously by both the magnitude of the induced effects, and the central productive network's weak virtuous relations and its poor connection with the internal market. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]