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The article considers the use of the input–output scheme of the Japanese economy for the system analysis and modeling of the multi-sectoral economy of Japan (the input–output table in producers' prices, 37 aggregated industries, 2015). An aggregated 107-industry input–output table of the Japanese economy has been compiled into 37 major industries. Based on this model, a system analysis and modeling of inter-industry linkages in the Japan's economy are performed according to the traditionally used procedures for analyzing and modeling inter-sectoral linkages. Value-added coefficients, imports, inducement, and output are analyzed. Industries are classified by their cost (key industries, industries with direct impact, industries with reverse impact, etc.). The sectoral structure of GDP is determined. Conclusions on the possibility of using these methods of analysis and modeling regarding the economy of Ukraine and the prospects for further research have been prepared. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The input–output scheme of the Japanese economy is considered as applied to systems analysis and modeling of the diversified economy of Japan (input–output table valued at producers’ prices, 37 aggregated industries, year 2015). The 107-industry input–output table of the Japanese economy has been aggregated to the dimension of 37 aggregated industries. This model is used for systems analysis and modeling of inter-sectoral relations of the Japanese economy in accordance with the traditionally used procedures for analyzing and modeling inter-sectoral relations. The coefficients of added value, import, impact, and recall are analyzed. The industries are classified (key ones, with direct impact, with inverse influence, etc.). The sectoral structure of GDP is defined. Conclusions on the possibility of using these methods of analysis and modeling regarding the economy of Ukraine and the prospects for further research have been prepared. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]