Transport would then be the second largest sectoral emitter in the EU after energy.
Consequentially, this large sectoral demand creates a substantial amount of low-skilled mobile work in the Netherlands (Engbersen et al., 2011, 2013; Gijsberts & Lubbers, 2013), an important specificity regarding the Dutch case.
We focus on identifying the key sectors that bring the largest impacts on sectoral and aggregate production.
Fritz et al. (2002) adopted the field of influence approach of Sonis and Hewings (1992) to identify the changes in the direct coefficients table of an input output model that created the largest impact on sectoral pollution multipliers.
"What we're trying to do is take a step back and not look at just one sector — waste water — but take a larger sectoral approach," said Genevieve Connors, a water resources specialist for the World Bank who is involved in the project.
These challenges were also compounded by the fact that the MDC-T and MDC-M ministers, being members of the former opposition movement, had had virtually no experience of governing or running large sectoral ministries.
This paper augments the technological innovation systems (TIS) framework to provide policy guidance on how to manage interactions between a core technology and its larger sectoral context.
While a large sectoral heterogeneity among actors can lead to a lower probability of networking, the presence of specialized intermediaries increases the collaboration, notably between firms and universities (Caloffi et al. 2013).
So, the largest differences at the sectoral level were found for a sector that was very small in terms of output.
From a sectoral perspective, the largest increases are recorded in other food products, beverages and tobacco sector, animal products and fishing (8.63, 4.18 and 3.10%, respectively).
