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An Introduction to Computable General Equilibrium Modeling
An Introduction to Computable General Equilibrium Modeling Selim Raihan Professor Department of Economics, University of Dhaka And, Executive Director, SANEM Presented at the ARTNeT-GIZ Capacity Building Workshop on "Practical tools for Impact Assessment of Free Trade Agreements 23-27 January 2017, Bangkok Why do we emphasis on CGE Modeling ? Theoretically consistent A clear policy orientation Capture both direct and indirect inter-sectoral, inter-regional, and inter-temporal effects induced by policy changes. 2 Why do we emphasis on CGE Modeling ? Able to provide more concrete welfare analysis that influence real policy making. Able to analyze the trade-off between efficiency and equity/distribution issues Able to analyze large, discrete, policy changes that are far away from the baseline.
Jan 27, 2017 · •The Rapid development of modern computer and IT provide the ... economic decisions, such as market prices or government rationing quotas. 10 . ... excess demand equals zero in all markets is a system constraint that defines the nature of equilibrium. 12 .
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