To view this page ensure that Adobe Flash Player version 9.0.124 or greater is installed. – are allocated to the engine manufacturing sector. In a similar fashion, avionics are allocated to the Radio and TV Communications sector. Each aircraft type has a unique share of airframe costs, engines, avionics, and interior. Thus, the generalized I/O for aircraft is made specific to individual aircraft types. As the example below (Table 7) shows – based on approximate shares for an aircraft within the GA category – this allows a finer detailed split of effects on sales. This “hybrid” aircraft represents the average distribution in the main categories of expenditure on a new aircraft. The column on the far right is the new I/O category produced using these splits. The column then shows the approximate direct spend by industries for each dollar of sales of a hybrid aircraft. Table 7 Direct Contribution (A-matrix) Showing Hybrid Aircraft Direct Contribution Vector
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