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by many regional scientists for quick and less costly results. This paper is the second in a series investigating these nonsurvey techniques. An earlier paper presented at the 1968 meeting of the Regional Science Association reviewed these techniques and tentatively compared simulated interindustry models of the state of Washington with the 1963 survey-based model. The paper that follows modifies the authors’ original aggregation procedures, examines their results through several statistical tests of tables constructed for three