Following the work of Bon, this article compares the stability of two types of input‐output models. These are, the Leontief (or demand‐driven) model and the Ghosh (or supply‐driven) model. The empirical results are based on a times series of annual input‐output tables for the Netherlands, covering the period 1948–84. Three types of analysis are carried out. The first to evaluate the stability of the models' underlying coefficients over time. The second to investigate the forecasting behaviour when there is perfect foresight with respect to the models' exogenous variables. The third to examine the predictability of the models, absent of perfect foresight.
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