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EmoryFerguson at 19:14, 27 July 2017

2017-07-27T19:14:06Z

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	The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Menu Map Pop-up]] options.		The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Menu Map Pop-up]] options.

	[[File:Useifs23.PNG\|frame\|center\|~~Useifs23.PNG\|link=~~World Bank Financial Flows example]]		[[File:Useifs23.PNG\|frame\|center\|World Bank Financial Flows example]]

	A left-click on any variable name will call up a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [[Repeated_Features#General_Display_Options\|options]] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.		A left-click on any variable name will call up a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [[Repeated_Features#General_Display_Options\|options]] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.

EmoryFerguson at 19:13, 27 July 2017

2017-07-27T19:13:41Z

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	The Development Profile display can be reached from the Display option of the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and Development Profile sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Main Menu Map Pop-up]] options.		The Development Profile display can be reached from the Display option of the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and Development Profile sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Main Menu Map Pop-up]] options.

	[[File:Useifs21.PNG\|center\|~~Useifs21.PNG~~]]		[[File:Useifs21.PNG\|frame\|center\|Development profile example]]

	The purpose of the Development Profile display feature is to track how Human Capital, Social Capital, Physical Capital and Knowledge contribute to the annual growth of a country/region or a group. For purposes of development, it is helpful to understand what aspects of a country/region or group are helping or harming the growth of a country/region or group.		The purpose of the Development Profile display feature is to track how Human Capital, Social Capital, Physical Capital and Knowledge contribute to the annual growth of a country/region or a group. For purposes of development, it is helpful to understand what aspects of a country/region or group are helping or harming the growth of a country/region or group.
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	A social accounting matrix (SAM) is an extension of an input-output table that economists use to show the inter-sectoral flows of goods and services within an economy. The SAM more generally displays flows among actor-classes in the socio-economic system. For instance, the cell in the government column and household row shows flows from the government to households (such as pension payments). You can move across [[Repeated_Features#Country/Region,_Group_or_Geography-List\|countries/regions or groupingsand]] across years with the drop-down boxes. You can left-click on certain numbers on the SAM table and this will bring up a small window. From this window you can expand the contents of that cell, show the variable over time in a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]], or explain the cell's contents. Alternatively, the entire matrix can be expanded by selecting the Expand SAM option under Switch. This option will disaggregate each cell of the accounting matrix into its component parts. For example, the row and column of Sectors will be disaggregated to Agriculture, Energy, Materials, Manufactures, Services, and ICTech.		A social accounting matrix (SAM) is an extension of an input-output table that economists use to show the inter-sectoral flows of goods and services within an economy. The SAM more generally displays flows among actor-classes in the socio-economic system. For instance, the cell in the government column and household row shows flows from the government to households (such as pension payments). You can move across [[Repeated_Features#Country/Region,_Group_or_Geography-List\|countries/regions or groupingsand]] across years with the drop-down boxes. You can left-click on certain numbers on the SAM table and this will bring up a small window. From this window you can expand the contents of that cell, show the variable over time in a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]], or explain the cell's contents. Alternatively, the entire matrix can be expanded by selecting the Expand SAM option under Switch. This option will disaggregate each cell of the accounting matrix into its component parts. For example, the row and column of Sectors will be disaggregated to Agriculture, Energy, Materials, Manufactures, Services, and ICTech.

	[[File:Useifs22.PNG\|center\|~~Useifs22.PNG~~]]		[[File:Useifs22.PNG\|frame\|center\|Social Accounting Matrix example]]

	''Note: When toggling between stocks and flows, users may note that some of the stocks are not present. This is because this feature of IFs is not fully developed, in part because stock data is much less often reported in standard sources than are flow data.''		''Note: When toggling between stocks and flows, users may note that some of the stocks are not present. This is because this feature of IFs is not fully developed, in part because stock data is much less often reported in standard sources than are flow data.''

	~~   ~~

	= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">World Bank Financial Flows</span> =		= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">World Bank Financial Flows</span> =
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	The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Menu Map Pop-up]] options.		The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Menu Map Pop-up]] options.

	[[File:Useifs23.PNG\|center\|Useifs23.PNG]]		[[File:Useifs23.PNG\|frame\|center\|Useifs23.PNG\|link=World Bank Financial Flows example]]

	A left-click on any variable name will call up a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [[Repeated_Features#General_Display_Options\|options]] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.		A left-click on any variable name will call up a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [[Repeated_Features#General_Display_Options\|options]] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.

CamrynDreyer at 18:53, 18 July 2017

2017-07-18T18:53:09Z

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	= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">World Bank Financial Flows</span> =		= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">World Bank Financial Flows</span> =

	The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use~~-~~online/display/mainmap.html Main~~ Menu Map Pop-up] options.		The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Menu Map Pop-up]] options.

	[[File:Useifs23.PNG\|center]]		[[File:Useifs23.PNG\|center\|Useifs23.PNG]]

	A left-click on any variable name will call up a [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html~~ table] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/index.html~~ options] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.		A left-click on any variable name will call up a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [[Repeated_Features#General_Display_Options\|options]] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.

	Use the drop-down boxes to change country/regions or the scenario file. The Switch option allows you to toggle between a list of groups and a list of countries/regions to select for your geographic option.		Use the drop-down boxes to change country/regions or the scenario file. The Switch option allows you to toggle between a list of groups and a list of countries/regions to select for your geographic option.

	See if you can create a graph that will forecast Mexico's payment to the World Bank over a number of years in the future. Your results will depend heavily on what version of IFs you are using. Click on whatever variable you choose to show over time. This will present you with a table that will allow you to display the information in a number of different ways.		See if you can create a graph that will forecast Mexico's payment to the World Bank over a number of years in the future. Your results will depend heavily on what version of IFs you are using. Click on whatever variable you choose to show over time. This will present you with a table that will allow you to display the information in a number of different ways.

CamrynDreyer at 18:50, 18 July 2017

2017-07-18T18:50:59Z

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	= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">Social Accounting Matrix</span> =		= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">Social Accounting Matrix</span> =

	The Social Accounting Matrix can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues. It is also located under the [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use~~-~~online/display/mainmap.html~~ Main Menu Map Pop-up]options.		The Social Accounting Matrix can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Main Menu Map Pop-up]] options.

	A social accounting matrix (SAM) is an extension of an input-output table that economists use to show the inter-sectoral flows of goods and services within an economy. The SAM more generally displays flows among actor-classes in the socio-economic system. For instance, the cell in the government column and household row shows flows from the government to households (such as pension payments). You can move across [~~http:~~/~~/www.du.edu/ifs/help/use~~-~~online/repeated/countryregion.html~~ countries/regions or ~~groupings~~]~~and~~ across years with the drop-down boxes. You can left-click on certain numbers on the SAM table and this will bring up a small window. From this window you can expand the contents of that cell, show the variable over time in a [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html~~ table], or explain the cell's contents. Alternatively, the entire matrix can be expanded by selecting the Expand SAM option under Switch. This option will disaggregate each cell of the accounting matrix into its component parts. For example, the row and column of Sectors will be disaggregated to Agriculture, Energy, Materials, Manufactures, Services, and ICTech.		A social accounting matrix (SAM) is an extension of an input-output table that economists use to show the inter-sectoral flows of goods and services within an economy. The SAM more generally displays flows among actor-classes in the socio-economic system. For instance, the cell in the government column and household row shows flows from the government to households (such as pension payments). You can move across [[Repeated_Features#Country/Region,_Group_or_Geography-List\|countries/regions or groupingsand]] across years with the drop-down boxes. You can left-click on certain numbers on the SAM table and this will bring up a small window. From this window you can expand the contents of that cell, show the variable over time in a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]], or explain the cell's contents. Alternatively, the entire matrix can be expanded by selecting the Expand SAM option under Switch. This option will disaggregate each cell of the accounting matrix into its component parts. For example, the row and column of Sectors will be disaggregated to Agriculture, Energy, Materials, Manufactures, Services, and ICTech.

	[[File:Useifs22.PNG\|center]]		[[File:Useifs22.PNG\|center\|Useifs22.PNG]]

	''Note: When toggling between stocks and flows, users may note that some of the stocks are not present. This is because this feature of IFs is not fully developed, in part because stock data is much less often reported in standard sources than are flow data.''		''Note: When toggling between stocks and flows, users may note that some of the stocks are not present. This is because this feature of IFs is not fully developed, in part because stock data is much less often reported in standard sources than are flow data.''

CamrynDreyer at 18:48, 18 July 2017

2017-07-18T18:48:36Z

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	= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">Development Profile</span> =		= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">Development Profile</span> =

	The Development Profile display can be reached from the Display option of the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and Development Profile sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use~~-~~online/display/mainmap.html~~ Main Menu Map Pop-up] options.		The Development Profile display can be reached from the Display option of the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and Development Profile sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Main Menu Map Pop-up]] options.

	[[File:Useifs21.PNG\|center]]		[[File:Useifs21.PNG\|center\|Useifs21.PNG]]

	The purpose of the Development Profile display feature is to track how Human Capital, Social Capital, Physical Capital and Knowledge contribute to the annual growth of a country/region or a group. For purposes of development, it is helpful to understand what aspects of a country/region or group are helping or harming the growth of a country/region or group.		The purpose of the Development Profile display feature is to track how Human Capital, Social Capital, Physical Capital and Knowledge contribute to the annual growth of a country/region or a group. For purposes of development, it is helpful to understand what aspects of a country/region or group are helping or harming the growth of a country/region or group.

EmoryFerguson at 20:55, 17 July 2017

2017-07-17T20:55:32Z

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	The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/mainmap.html Main Menu Map Pop-up] options.		The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/mainmap.html Main Menu Map Pop-up] options.

	~~<span style="font-size~~:~~x-large;">IMAGE</span> http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/specialized/economy/financialflows~~.~~html~~		[[File:Useifs23.PNG\|center]]

	A left-click on any variable name will call up a [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html table] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/index.html options] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.		A left-click on any variable name will call up a [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html table] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/index.html options] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.

EmoryFerguson at 20:54, 17 July 2017

2017-07-17T20:54:25Z

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	The Social Accounting Matrix can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/mainmap.html Main Menu Map Pop-up]options.		The Social Accounting Matrix can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/mainmap.html Main Menu Map Pop-up]options.

	A social accounting matrix (SAM) is an extension of an input-output table that economists use to show the inter-sectoral flows of goods and services within an economy. The SAM more generally displays flows among actor-classes in the socio-economic system. For instance, the cell in the government column and household row shows flows from the government to households (such as pension payments). You can move across [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/countryregion.html countries/regions or groupings]and across years with the drop-down boxes. You can left-click on certain numbers on the SAM table and this will bring up a small window. From this window you can expand the contents of that cell, show the variable over time in a [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html table], or explain the cell's contents. Alternatively, the entire matrix can be expanded by selecting the Expand SAM option under Switch. This option will disaggregate each cell of the accounting matrix into its component parts. For example, the row and column of Sectors will be disaggregated to Agriculture, Energy, Materials, Manufactures, Services, and ICTech.		A social accounting matrix (SAM) is an extension of an input-output table that economists use to show the inter-sectoral flows of goods and services within an economy. The SAM more generally displays flows among actor-classes in the socio-economic system. For instance, the cell in the government column and household row shows flows from the government to households (such as pension payments). You can move across [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/countryregion.html countries/regions or groupings]and across years with the drop-down boxes. You can left-click on certain numbers on the SAM table and this will bring up a small window. From this window you can expand the contents of that cell, show the variable over time in a [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html table], or explain the cell's contents. Alternatively, the entire matrix can be expanded by selecting the Expand SAM option under Switch. This option will disaggregate each cell of the accounting matrix into its component parts. For example, the row and column of Sectors will be disaggregated to Agriculture, Energy, Materials, Manufactures, Services, and ICTech.

	~~<span style="font-size~~:~~x-large;">IMAGE</span> http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/specialized/economy/sam~~.~~html~~		[[File:Useifs22.PNG\|center]]

	''Note: When toggling between stocks and flows, users may note that some of the stocks are not present. This is because this feature of IFs is not fully developed, in part because stock data is much less often reported in standard sources than are flow data.''		''Note: When toggling between stocks and flows, users may note that some of the stocks are not present. This is because this feature of IFs is not fully developed, in part because stock data is much less often reported in standard sources than are flow data.''

EmoryFerguson at 20:53, 17 July 2017

2017-07-17T20:53:26Z

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	= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">Development Profile</span> =		= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">Development Profile</span> =

	The Development Profile display can be reached from the Display option of the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and Development Profile sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/mainmap.html Main Menu Map Pop-up] options.		The Development Profile display can be reached from the Display option of the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and Development Profile sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/mainmap.html Main Menu Map Pop-up] options.

	~~<span style="font-size:xx-large;">IMAGE</span>~~ [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/specialized/economy/develprofile.html http~~:~~//www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/specialized/economy/develprofile~~.~~html~~]		[[File:Useifs21.PNG\|center]]

	The purpose of the Development Profile display feature is to track how Human Capital, Social Capital, Physical Capital and Knowledge contribute to the annual growth of a country/region or a group. For purposes of development, it is helpful to understand what aspects of a country/region or group are helping or harming the growth of a country/region or group.		The purpose of the Development Profile display feature is to track how Human Capital, Social Capital, Physical Capital and Knowledge contribute to the annual growth of a country/region or a group. For purposes of development, it is helpful to understand what aspects of a country/region or group are helping or harming the growth of a country/region or group.

CamrynDreyer at 20:06, 14 July 2017

2017-07-14T20:06:55Z

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	= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">World Bank Financial Flows</span> =		= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">World Bank Financial Flows</span> =

			The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/mainmap.html Main Menu Map Pop-up] options.

			<span style="font-size:x-large;">IMAGE</span> http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/specialized/economy/financialflows.html

			A left-click on any variable name will call up a [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html table] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/index.html options] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.

			Use the drop-down boxes to change country/regions or the scenario file. The Switch option allows you to toggle between a list of groups and a list of countries/regions to select for your geographic option.

			See if you can create a graph that will forecast Mexico's payment to the World Bank over a number of years in the future. Your results will depend heavily on what version of IFs you are using. Click on whatever variable you choose to show over time. This will present you with a table that will allow you to display the information in a number of different ways.

CamrynDreyer at 20:05, 14 July 2017

2017-07-14T20:05:43Z

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	= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">Social Accounting Matrix</span> =		= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">Social Accounting Matrix</span> =

			The Social Accounting Matrix can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, under Specialized Displays for Issues. It is also located under the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/mainmap.html Main Menu Map Pop-up]options.

			A social accounting matrix (SAM) is an extension of an input-output table that economists use to show the inter-sectoral flows of goods and services within an economy. The SAM more generally displays flows among actor-classes in the socio-economic system. For instance, the cell in the government column and household row shows flows from the government to households (such as pension payments). You can move across [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/countryregion.html countries/regions or groupings]and across years with the drop-down boxes. You can left-click on certain numbers on the SAM table and this will bring up a small window. From this window you can expand the contents of that cell, show the variable over time in a [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html table], or explain the cell's contents. Alternatively, the entire matrix can be expanded by selecting the Expand SAM option under Switch. This option will disaggregate each cell of the accounting matrix into its component parts. For example, the row and column of Sectors will be disaggregated to Agriculture, Energy, Materials, Manufactures, Services, and ICTech.

			<span style="font-size:x-large;">IMAGE</span> http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/specialized/economy/sam.html

			''Note: When toggling between stocks and flows, users may note that some of the stocks are not present. This is because this feature of IFs is not fully developed, in part because stock data is much less often reported in standard sources than are flow data.''



	= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">World Bank Financial Flows</span> =		= <span style="font-size:xx-large;">World Bank Financial Flows</span> =

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:14, 27 July 2017
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	The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Menu Map Pop-up]] options.		The World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option can be reached from the Display option on the Main Menu, the Specialized Displays for Issues sub-option and then the World Bank Financial Flows sub-sub-option. It is also located under the [[Main_Menu_Map_Pop-up\|Menu Map Pop-up]] options.

	[[File:Useifs23.PNG\|frame\|center\|~~Useifs23.PNG\|link=~~World Bank Financial Flows example]]		[[File:Useifs23.PNG\|frame\|center\|World Bank Financial Flows example]]

	A left-click on any variable name will call up a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [[Repeated_Features#General_Display_Options\|options]] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.		A left-click on any variable name will call up a [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|table]] of data for that variable. The menu options of the table provide a number of [[Repeated_Features#General_Display_Options\|options]] for displaying this information including the creation of a graph.