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Computational general equilibrium analysis and economic reasoning [PDF]

Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics, 1996
This paper complements and extends an article by FELDER and SCHLEINIGER (FS) previously published in this journal. We show that the results of FS depend crucially on parameter values. Furthermore we perform simulations of optimal tax reforms in the context of the FS-framework, differentiating between public finance and ecological aspects.
Gliesmann, Christian, Ruocco, Anna
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Computational experience with general equilibrium problems

Computational Optimization and Applications, 1996
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Bachem, A., Hochstättler, W., Steckemetz, B., Volmer, A.   +3 more
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Computing General Equilibrium Prices for Spatial Economies

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1977
THE monocentric urban area is without doubt the best known theoretical construct in the literature of urban economics. Many variations exist, but all share certain basic features: a city is located about a node on an otherwise featureless plain. This node, the Central Business District (CBD), is the only concentrated place-or even the only place-of ...
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A comparative study on the environmental and economic effects of a resource tax and carbon tax in China: Analysis based on the computable general equilibrium model

, 2021
Haisheng Hu, Wanhao Dong, Qian Zhou
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Explicitly Spatial Rural‐Urban Computable General Equilibrium

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1999
Rural areas are by definition remote, sparsely populated, and dependent on natural-resource-based industry. Rural remoteness and low density have critical implications for rural firms and households. On the plus side for businesses, rural firms avoid high urban wages, rents, and other congestion costs.
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A computable general equilibrium (CGE) assessment of technological progress and carbon pricing in India's green energy transition via furthering its renewable capacity

Energy Economics, 2021
B. Pradhan, Joydeep Ghosh
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Algorithmic foundations of computable general equilibrium theory

Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2006
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Impact of climate change on the agriculture sector and household welfare in Mozambique: an analysis based on a dynamic computable general equilibrium model

Climatic Change, 2021
L. Manuel, O. Chiziane, Gaby Mandhlate, Faaiqa Hartley, Emílio Tostão   +4 more
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Interregional Computable General Equilibrium Models

2009
The theory of general equilibrium in economics has its origin in the work of the classical economists. The perception of its most important implication, that competitive markets can achieve an allocation of resources that is efficient in some sense, is present in Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations, 1776. Although Leon Walras (1874) and Edgeworth (1881)
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Computable general equilibrium with financial markets [PDF]

Economic Theory, 2001
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