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The power of bridging decision scales: Model coupling for advanced climate policy analysis. [PDF]
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S AFilatova T +19 more
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Global forest conservation policies and the Sustainable Development Goals
Britz W, Wilts R, Wuepper D.
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2012
There is now an extensive literature on evaluating the economic impacts of tourism. This literature seeks to show how the impacts of changes in tourism expenditure, due perhaps to improved destination marketing and promotion, development of special events or external shocks such as terrorist attacks, can be evaluated in economic terms.
Dwyer, Larry, Pham, Tien
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There is now an extensive literature on evaluating the economic impacts of tourism. This literature seeks to show how the impacts of changes in tourism expenditure, due perhaps to improved destination marketing and promotion, development of special events or external shocks such as terrorist attacks, can be evaluated in economic terms.
Dwyer, Larry, Pham, Tien
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An Introduction to CGE Modelling
2016A computable general equilibrium (CGE) model is a type of economic model which can reveal the information on the whole economy as well on detailed industries. CGE modelling appeared in the early 1980s and is now widely used for economic analysis and policy assessment.
Samuel Meng, Mahinda Siriwardana
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2010
In this chapter, we develop the simplest possible CGE model, hereafter called the ‘simple CGE model’, with one household, two firms, two goods (bread and milk) and two factors (capital and labour).1,2 As all the CGE models used for empirical policy analysis are extensions of this simple CGE model, it is vitally important to understand how the model is ...
Nobuhiro Hosoe +2 more
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In this chapter, we develop the simplest possible CGE model, hereafter called the ‘simple CGE model’, with one household, two firms, two goods (bread and milk) and two factors (capital and labour).1,2 As all the CGE models used for empirical policy analysis are extensions of this simple CGE model, it is vitally important to understand how the model is ...
Nobuhiro Hosoe +2 more
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2021
This chapter examines the treatment of regulations in a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model. Regulations are “command and control” policies that mandate changes in producer or consumer behavior. We study two types of regulations: non-tariff measures that can create barriers to international trade and regulations designed to reduce negative ...
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This chapter examines the treatment of regulations in a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model. Regulations are “command and control” policies that mandate changes in producer or consumer behavior. We study two types of regulations: non-tariff measures that can create barriers to international trade and regulations designed to reduce negative ...
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2010
The ‘simple CGE model’ presented in Chapter 2 is equipped with only the essential features of a very basic macroeconomic model, and thus it cannot be used for empirical analyses. Here, we extend the model by incorporating the following four features. First, we introduce intermediate inputs into the production process.
Nobuhiro Hosoe +2 more
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The ‘simple CGE model’ presented in Chapter 2 is equipped with only the essential features of a very basic macroeconomic model, and thus it cannot be used for empirical analyses. Here, we extend the model by incorporating the following four features. First, we introduce intermediate inputs into the production process.
Nobuhiro Hosoe +2 more
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2011
In this chapter, we examine the supply side of an economy as represented in computable general equilibrium (CGE) models. The production data in the social accounting matrix (SAM) depict the production process, in which firms combine intermediate inputs with factors of production to produce goods and services. We use these data to calculate input-output
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In this chapter, we examine the supply side of an economy as represented in computable general equilibrium (CGE) models. The production data in the social accounting matrix (SAM) depict the production process, in which firms combine intermediate inputs with factors of production to produce goods and services. We use these data to calculate input-output
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Guatemala Application of a CGE Model
The North American Journal of Economics and Finance, 1999Abstract This paper presents the results of our quantitative inquiries into the impact of some economic policy reforms on the Guatemalan economy. The paper begins with a brief description both of Guatemala’s macroeconomic situation and of the changes in economic policy implemented by recent administrations.
Antonio Yúnez–Naude +1 more
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