tidyicio: Tidyicio

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Tidyicio

Description

This function is a function of the input-output table from the OECD involving China and Mexico in the processing trade part, re-combined into the original China and Mexico in the corresponding components of the table. The main operations include： 1. Delete CHN and MEX from the official website's csv data 2. Merge CN1, CN2 as CHN; MX1, MX2 as MEX, and put CHN and MEX a right positions. 3. Merge tax subsidies into value added, and check if rows and columns correspond one to one.

Usage

tidyicio(icio, edition = 2021)

Arguments

icio	A rdata file from official websites
edition	'2022' 2022 denotes the version of ICIO issued by OECD in 2022. '2021' denotes the previous version of the former.

Value

A modified ICIO.

Examples

# load('/Users/yangnay/elements2/RawE/24_DataBase/投入产出表/OECD/1995_2020/oecdcsv.rdata')
# icio <- list()
# for (i in 1:length(oecdicio)) {
#  icio[[names(oecdicio)[i]]] <- tidyicio(oecdicio[[i]], edition = 2022)
#}
# oecdicio <- icio
# save(oecdicio, file = 'data-raw/icio2022.rdata')

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