Distrıbution of Factor Income According to Different Demand Scenarios in Target Industries

The concept of distribution is defined as examining how the total income generated from production during a specific period is distributed among the factors of production. The main objective of the study is to determine which sector's final demand and domestic and foreign output grow more in monetary terms by applying a 5% shock to the final demand of the seven priority sectors identified in the OECD-2018 world input-output matrix within the scope of scenario analyses in the Industry and Technology Strategy Document. The analysis is based on two regional groups, Türkiye and the rest of the world, and uses a multi-regional input-output matrix of 45 sectors. According to the findings, after a 5% growth in the target 7 sectors, the sectors with the highest monetary growth in final demand values were "motor vehicles", "machinery", and "electrical equipment", while the sector with the lowest growth was “pharmaceutical products." JEL Classification C67, D33, D57