| Authors | Titles of papers | Conference Papers |
1 |
Raja ALBQAMI |
Economic Impact of Tourism Sector on Saudi Arabian Economy |
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2 |
Alessandro ANTIMIANI, Fedrica SANTUCCIO |
Mid-Term Review, Enlargement and "Effective Market Access" in theEU: an Evaluation in a CGE Context, |
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3 |
Lawrence ARBENSER |
A General Equilibrium Analysis of the Impact of Inward FDI on Ghana:The Role of Complementary Policies, |
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4 |
Pirkko AULIN-AHMAVAARA |
Aggregation of Industry-Level TFP-Measures |
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5 |
Carlos AZZONI, Eduardo A. HADDAD, Joaquim M. GUILHOTO, Tatiane A. MENEZES, Fernando G. SILVEIRA |
Commodity Prices Changes and their Impacts on Poverty in DevelopingCountries: the Brazilian Case, |
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6 |
Ali Asghar BANOUEI, Jillian Banouei |
Structure of Production and Urban Rural Income Inequalities in theFramework of Structural Path Analysis:The Case of Iran., |
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7 |
Ali BAYAR, Peter CORNELISSE, Peter van der HOEK, Cristina MOHORA |
Tax Harmonization and Public Expenditures Restructuring in Romania,in the Process of Preparation for the EU Accession - A CGE Modeling, Exercise, |
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8 |
Fatemeh BAZZAZAN |
Economic Structural Changes Overtime in Iran |
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9 |
Wolfram BERGER |
Optimal Monetary Policy Under Global and Sectoral Shocks: IsInternational Monetary Cooperation Beneficial?, |
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10 |
Luciano BERTI |
Prices for Welfare |
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11 |
Keshab Raj BHATTARAI |
Welfare Impacts of Equal-yield Tax Reforms in the UK Economy |
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12 |
Mariano BLANC |
Dynamic Equilibrium in Input Output Models: Theory and EmpiricalApplications, |
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13 |
Uwe BLIEN, Friedrich GRAEF |
The Application of the ENTROP Procedure |
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14 |
Marija BOCKARJOVA |
The Direct Estimation of the Event Matrix in the Input-OutputFramework in the Case of a Major Catastrophe, |
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15 |
Francesco BOSELLO, Marco LAZZARIN, Roberto ROSON, Richard TOL |
Economy-Wide Estimates of the Implications of Climate Change: SeaLevel Rise, |
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16 |
Rafael BOUCHAIN |
Algorithm to Calculate the Total Linkages |
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17 |
Heloisa BURNQUIST, Cinthia Cabral DA COSTA, Joaquim José MARTINS GUILHOTO |
Impacts of Changes in Regional Sugar and Ethanol Exports uponBrazilian overall Economy, |
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18 |
Edgars BREKIS, Ismena REVINA |
The Indicators of Macroeconomic Policy in Baltic Countries |
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19 |
Anne BRIAND |
Comparative Water Pricing Analysis: Duality Formal-Informal in aCGE Model for Senegal, |
Paper |
20 |
Jorge BUZAGLO, Alvaro Calzadilla |
A Multisectoral Distributional Study of Poverty Reduction: TheBolivian PRSP, |
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21 |
Brita BYE, Birger STRØM, Turid ÅVITSLAND |
Welfare Effects of VAT Reforms: A General Equilibrium Analysis |
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22 |
Jan CAPEK, Ivana KRAFTOVA |
Application of I/O Model in Seasonal Cycle Analysis of a SampleCzech Company, |
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23 |
M. Alejandro CARDENETE, Francisco J. ANDRE, Esther VELAZQUEZ |
Performing an Environmental Tax Reform in a Regional Economy. A CGEApproach, |
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24 |
Rosa Belen CASTRO NUÑEZ |
Analysis of the US technological Spillovers over the MexicanEconomy, |
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25 |
J. Marcos CASTRO, Laura MONICHE-BERMEJO Antonio MORILLAS-RAYA |
Cross-Border Leakages in Community Support Frameworks. The Case ofAndalusia (Spain)., |
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26 |
Jose Paulo Z. CHAHAD, Antonio E. COMUNE, Eduardo A. Haddad |
Spatial Interdependence of Brazilian Exports: Impacts on RegionalLabor Markets, |
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27 |
Joana CHAPA |
The Impact of North American Free Trade Agreement on the MexicanEconomy, |
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28 |
Joana CHAPA |
A Structural and Trade Liberalization Analysis of the MexicanEconomy, |
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29 |
Maurizio CIASCHINI, Claudio SOCCI |
Backward and Forward Dispersion Approach in a Bi-regional SocialAccounting Framework, |
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30 |
Cinthia COSTA, Joaquim José MARTINS GUILHOTO, Heloisa LEE BURNQUIST |
Relations of the Regional Cane Agroindustry with the NationalEconomy: Analysis Applied to the Center-South and North-Northeast, |
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31 |
Luis CRUZ |
Energy Use and CO2 Emissions in Portugal |
Paper |
32 |
Samir CURY, Carlos Henrique CORSEUIL Allexandro M. COELHO |
A Computable General Equilibrium Model to Analyse DistributiveAspects in Brazil with a Trade Policy Illustration, |
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33 |
Harvey CUTLER, Stephen DAVIES |
The Economic Consequences of Population-and Employment-Led Growth |
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34 |
Louis DE MESNARD |
Understanding the Shortcomings of Commodity-Based Technology inInput-Output Models: an Economic-Circuit Approach, |
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35 |
Francisco Javier DE MIGUEL, Antonio Manresa |
Suppression of Agricultural Subsidies in the Extremadura Region: anApplied General Equilibrium Analysis, |
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36 |
Erik DIETZENBACHER |
Waste Treatment in Physical Input-Output Analysis |
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37 |
Erik DIETZENBACHER, Kakali MUKHOPADHYAY |
An Empirical Examination of the Pollution Haven Hypothesis forIndia: Towards a Green Leontief Paradox?, |
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38 |
Xoan-Ramon Doldán-Garcia M.L. CHAS-AMIL, Y. ZOTES-TARRÍO |
Application of Input-Output Methods for the Study of the GalicianFishing in 1999., |
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39 |
Edson P. DOMINGUES, Mauro B. LEMOS |
Regional Impacts of Trade Liberalization Strategies in Brazil |
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40 |
William EDMONDSON |
The Switch from SIC to NAICS in a Partially-Closed Model of theU.S. Benchmark Accounts: The Implications for Agriculture., |
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41 |
Taran FÆHN, Antonio G. GOMEZ-PLANA, Snorre KVERNDOKK |
Can a Carbon Permit System Reduce Spanish Unemployment? |
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42 |
Jin FAN, Qingwu ZHENG, Yan WANG, Xiaohui YUAN, Junwei LIANG |
Does the Marshall-Lerner Condition Hold in China? - EmpiricalAnalysis Based on China's SAM 2000, |
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43 |
Margarida FIGUEIREDO, Alexandre Lahóz MENDONÇA DE BARROS, Joaquim José MARTINS GUILHOTO |
Agriculture and Productive Structure of the State of Mato Grosso,Brazil: an Input-Output Approach, |
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44 |
Christos FLOROS, Pierre FAILLER |
Policy Analysis for Fisheries: A Dynamic CGE Approach |
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45 |
Maria FORGON, Csák LIGETI |
Integration the Hungarian SUT and I/O into the National Accounts |
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46 |
Greg GAJEWSKI, David CROWTHER, Bazlul KHONDKER, Marc LUPPINO, Sajjad ZOHIR |
Estimating the Impacts of the Jamuna Bridge on Poverty Levels inBangladesh Using SAM and CGE Models: A Comparative Study, |
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47 |
Ziad GHANEM |
Updating Input-Output Tables: A Linear Programming Approach |
Paper |
48 |
Nishaal GOOROOCHURN |
Tourism Taxation: A Theoretical and Empirical Investigation |
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49 |
Maurizio GRASSINI |
Rowing along the Computable General Equilibrium ModellingMainstream, |
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50 |
Branko GRCIC, Blanka PETKOVIC, Zeljko Mrnjavac |
Impact Analysis of Various EU Policies Applying I-O Technique |
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51 |
Paul GRETTON Ian BOBBIN Mark HORRIDGE |
A Users Perspective on the, Treatment of Transport Activities in Input-Output Tables and, Suggestions for the Future, |
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52 |
José Ramón GUZMÁN |
Dynamics of an Input Output Reaction Diffusion Model |
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53 |
Eduardo HADDAD, Geoffrey J.D. Hewings |
Transportation Costs, Increasing Returns and Regional Growth: AnInterregional CGE Analysis, |
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54 |
Zonghie HAN, Bertram SCHEFOLD |
An Empirical Investigation of Paradoxes (Reswitching and ReverseCapital Deepening) in Capital Theory, |
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55 |
Jing HE |
Optimization model in Input output analysis and computable generalequilibrium by using multiple criteria non-linear programming, |
Paper |
56 |
Jing HE, Xikang CHEN |
A dynamic computable general equilibrium model to calculate shadowprices of water resources: implications for China, |
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57 |
Pascal HETZE |
The Joint Use of Technology and Know-How. What Are the Effects onUnemployment and Innovation?, |
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58 |
Friedrich HINTERBERGER, Stefan GILJUM |
Modelling Global Resource Use: MFA, Land Use and Input-OutputModels, |
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59 |
Bart HOBIJN, Margaret MCCONNELL, Bess RABIN |
Unraveling the U.S. Supply Chain |
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60 |
Alex HOEN, Erik DIETZENBACHER, Bart LOS, Jan G. Meist |
International Convergence and Divergence of Material InputStructures: An Industry-Level Perspective, |
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61 |
Marjan HOFKES, Reyer GERLAGH, Vincent LINDERHOF |
Trend Analysis of Sustainable National Income for the Netherlands, |
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62 |
Jose IBARRA |
A Dynamic Input Output Model for the Mexican Economy |
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63 |
Katsushi IMAI |
Targeting versus Universalism: An Evaluation of Indirect Effects ofthe Employment Guarantee Scheme in India, |
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64 |
Olga IVANOVA |
The Influence of Market Imperfections on the Evaluation ofInvestments - a SCGE Model Approach, |
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65 |
Alexandrine JAMIN, Jean-Marc BONNISSEAU |
General Equilibrium Theory and Increasing Returns: an Alternativeto the Survival Assumption, |
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66 |
Ronald JANßEN-TIMMEN, Waike MOOS |
The Economic Importance of Cross-Sectional Technologies: AnInput-Output Approach, |
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67 |
Milan JAYASINGHE |
On the Mechanics of Measuring the Production of FinancialInstitutions, |
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68 |
Jim JIN, David CANNING |
Price Setting General Equilibrium With Intermediate Goods |
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69 |
Shigemi KAGAWA, Shinichiro NAKAMURA, Hajime INAMURA |
Measuring Spatial Repercussion Effects of Regional Waste Recycling |
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70 |
Claudia KEMFERT, Truong P. TRUONG, Thomas BRUCKNER |
Economic Impact Assessment of Climate Change -A Multi-gasInvestigation, |
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71 |
Mirela KEUSCHNIGG, Christian KEUSCHNIGG |
Aging, Labor Markets and Pension Reform in Austria |
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72 |
Robert KEYFITZ |
Currencies and Commodities: Modeling the Impact of Exchange Rateson Commodity Prices in the World Market, |
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73 |
Mossa Anisa KHATUN, Hajime INAMURA |
A Dynamic International Trade Model Using Overlapping Generationand General Equilibrium Concept, |
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74 |
Motaz Khorshid |
Model-Centered Government Decision Support Systems forSocioeconomic Development in the Arab World, |
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75 |
Chonggui KIM |
The structure of the Korean Economy on the 2000 Input-Output Tables |
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76 |
Karl KIM, Denise EBY KONAN |
Using I-O Analysis and CGE Modeling to Estimate InfrastructureDemand in Hawaii, |
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77 |
Kunhong KIM, Young Sik KIM |
Intermediate Input Channel and the Sectoral Comovement alongBusiness Cycle: Analysis Based on the Intertemporal Optimisation, Approach, |
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78 |
Gernot KLEPPER, Sonja PETERSON |
The EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Allowance Prices, Trade Flows,Competitiveness Effects, |
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79 |
Juraj KOTULIC BUNTA, Viliam PALENIK, Miroslav KOTOV |
Review of Recent CGE Applications in the Slovak Republic's Economy |
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80 |
Kurt KRATENA, Michael WUEGER |
A Consumers Demand Model for Sustainable Development |
Paper |
81 |
Roland LANTNER, Frederic Carluer |
A Theoretical Indicator of General Interdependence in Some LinearSystems: Application to the French Regional Case, |
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82 |
João C. LOPES, João F. AMARAL, João DIAS |
Complexity as Interrelatedness: an Input-Output Approach |
Paper |
83 |
Bart LOS, Erik DIETZENBACHER, Olaf DE GROOT |
Consumption Growth Accounting |
Paper |
84 |
Casiano MANRIQUE DE LARA PEÑATE, Dolores SANTOS PEÑATE |
Step-Wise SAM Updating Approaches |
Paper |
85 |
Kenning MARCHANT |
Tournament Determinants in Input-Output Relations |
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86 |
Kenning MARCHANT |
The Cognitive Infrastructure of Input-Output Relations |
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87 |
Igor MARCIALIS |
The Impact of the Network Enterprises Development on the GlobalMarket Equilibrium: the Need to Manage the Resource Flows outside the, Rules as a Must to Survive, |
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88 |
Alain MAURIN, Sébastien MATHOURAPARSAD Jean-Gabriel MONTAUBAN |
Social Accounting Matrices and Sectoral Analysis for Guadeloupe:First Prototype Models and First Results, |
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89 |
Inge MAYERES, Stef PROOST |
Testing Alternative Transport Pricing Strategies: A CGE Analysisfor Belgium, |
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90 |
Bernd MEYER, Christian LUTZ, Marc Ingo WOLTER |
Global Multisector/Multicountry 3 - E Modelling: From COMPASS toGINFORS, |
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91 |
Nadezhda MIKHEEVA, Masaaki Kuboniwa |
Social Accounting Matrices for Russia for 1995-2001 |
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92 |
Tobias MÜLLER |
Evaluating the Economic Effects of Income Security, Reforms in Switzerland: an Integrated Microsimulation - Computable, General Equilibrium Approach, |
Paper |
93 |
Kakali MUKHOPADHYAY |
Impact of Trade on Energy Use and Environment in India: AnInput-output Analysis, |
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94 |
Akiko NAKAJIMA, Taiji HAGIWARA, Yoshihiro TAMAI, Wen REN |
Inter-Relationship of Total Labour Requirement and Value AddedProductivity of Labour in the Phases of Economic Fluctuations: Case of, USA for Years 1987 to 1997, |
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95 |
Jean-Pascal Nguessa NGANOU |
Estimating the Key Parameters oF the Lesotho CGE Model |
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96 |
Hildegunn NORDÅS |
Vertical Specialization and the Quality of Infrastructure |
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97 |
Takaaki OKUDA, Takayuki HATANO, Shuchang QI |
An Estimation of a Multi-Regional Input/Output Table in China andthe Analysis, |
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98 |
Ngoc PHAM QUANG, Pierre MOHNEN |
Impact of Structural Change on Economic Growth in Vietnam |
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99 |
Edoardo PIZZOLI |
Agricultural Sector in Input-output Matrix: a Microdata Approachfor the Italian Case., |
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100 |
Alexandre A. PORSSE |
A Methodology to Estimate an Input-Output Matrix Integrated withan Account System at State Level, |
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101 |
Geoff RIDDINGTON, Hervey GIBSON |
A Comparison of National Accounts, Survey and Location Quotientbased Local Area models and multipliers., |
Paper |
102 |
Peter RITZMANN |
European Union Data for Input-Output and General, Equilibrium Modelling, |
Paper |
103 |
Marek ROJICEK, Ivan JANOVSKIJ |
CGE Models Applied on New European Union Members, Case of CzechRepublic, |
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104 |
José Manuel RUEDA-CANTUCHE, Thijs TEN RAA |
Secondary Products in the Andalusian Economy |
Paper |
105 |
José Manuel RUEDA-CANTUCHE Thijs TEN RAA |
Stochastic Analysis of Input-Output Multipliers on the Basis ofUse and Make Matrices, |
Paper |
106 |
José Manuel RUEDA-CANTUCHE Marisa ASENSIO PARDO, Antonio TITOS MORENO |
A Use-side Trade Margins Matrix for the Andalusian Economy |
Paper |
107 |
Volodymyr RYABOSHLYK |
A Dynamic Input-Output Model with Explicit New and OldTechnologies, |
Paper |
108 |
Amarendra SAHOO, Thijs TEN RAA |
Impact of Efficiency Gain under Competitive Pressure on IndianHouseholds: A General Equilibrium Approach, |
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109 |
Haykel Hadj SALEM |
Impacts of the Euro-Tunisian Agreements of Free Exchange:Evaluation by the Computable General Equilibrium Model in 1996, |
Paper |
110 |
Haykel Hadj SALEM |
The Macro Social Accounting Matrix of Tunisia in 1996 |
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111 |
Orlando SAN MARTIN, Stein HOLDEN |
Food and Trees in the Village - Economic Development StrategiesBased on Food Production and Forest Resources: a Social Accounting, Analysis, |
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112 |
Julio Sánchez CHÓLIZ, Rosa DUARTE |
Structural Change and Productive Blocks in the Spanish Economy: anInput-Output Analysis for 1980-1994, |
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113 |
Rodica SANDU |
Energy Policy in Romania: a Computable General Equilibrium Model |
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114 |
Susana SANTOS |
Distribution of Aggregate Income in Portugal within the Frameworkof a Social Accounting Matrix. Modelling the Household Sector., |
Paper |
115 |
Walter SCHWARM |
Interregional Rural/Urban Fiscal Competition: A Political-EconomyGeneral Equilibrium Approach, |
Paper |
116 |
Ji-Taek SEO, Hajime INAMURA, Asao ANDO |
Economic Effects of Tax Reform in an Overlapping Generations Model |
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117 |
Nooraddin SHARIFY |
An Effectiveness Allocation for Investment by a Linear ProgrammingModel, |
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118 |
Maria SHIKALOVA |
Effect of Pension Reform on Tax Evasion: Russian Case |
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119 |
Michael SONIS, G.J.D HEWINGS |
Miyzawa Meet Christaller: Spatial Multipliers within a TripleDecomposition of Input-Output Central Place System, |
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120 |
Bernt STIGUM |
A General Equilibrium Input-Output Trial: The Empirical Relevancefor Norwegian Trade Flows of the Heckscher-Ohlin Conjecture, |
Paper |
121 |
Michael STIMMELMAYR, Doina Radulescu |
Implementing a Dual Income Tax in Germany: Effects on Investmentand Welfare, |
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122 |
Dimitrios TSOMOCOS, C.A.E. GOODHART, P. SUNIRAND |
A Model to Analyse Financial Fragility |
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123 |
Dimitrios TSOMOCOS, C.A.E. GOODHART, P. SUNIRAND |
A Model to Analyse Financial Fragility: Applications |
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124 |
Karen TURNER, Grant ALLAN, Nick HANLEY, Peter MCGREGOR, Kim SWALES |
An Extension and Application of the Leontief Pollution Model forWaste Generation and Disposal in Scotland, |
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125 |
Elisabeth VALLE, Clemente POLO |
An Appraisal of Tourism Impact on the Balearic Islands Economy |
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126 |
Marcos Valli JORGE, Wilfredo L. MALDONADO, Octavio TOURINHO |
Endogenous Foreign Capital Flow in Brazil: The Role of the ForeignReserves, |
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127 |
Esther VELÁZQUEZ ALONSO |
Impact Analysis and Extraction Method: Applications on WaterResources in Andalusia, |
Paper |
128 |
Peter VIKSTRÖM |
Energy Efficiency and Energy Demand: A Historical CGEInvestigation on the Rebound Effect in the Swedish Economy 1957, |
Paper |
129 |
Stefan VOEGELE, Tim Hoffmann, Peter Markewitz |
Fuel Substitution Options in the Electricity Sector -TheDependency on Capital Malleability, |
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130 |
Lars WANG |
Integration of the CEECs in the EU and their Participation in theEMU: A VEO and AGE Analysis, |
Paper |
131 |
Lars M. WIDELL, Lars SVENSSON |
Estimation of Commodity by Commodity IO Matrices |
Paper |
132 |
Harry C. WILTING, Albert FABER, Annemarth M. IDENBURG |
Exploring Technology Scenarios with an Input-Output Model |
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133 |
Norihiko YAMANO, Yoshio KAJITANI, Yoshiharu SHUMUTA |
Modeling the Regional Economic Loss of Natural Disasters: IndirectLoss Diffusion Due to the Disruptions of Electricity Disruptions and, Interindustry Economic Activities, |
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134 |
David ZAVALETA |
Modeling the Economic Effects of a Natural Resource Boom inGeneral Equilibrium: The Bolivian Case, |
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135 |
Jian ZHANG, Janaki R.R. ALAVALAPATI, Ram K. SHRESTHA, Alan W. HODGES |
Economic Impacts of Closing National Forests for Commercial TimberProduction in Florida and Liberty County, References, |
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