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CGE modelling 23 China 12 CGE 11 computable general equilibrium 9 CGE model 6 dynamics 6 microeconomic reform 6 microsimulation 6 Africa 5 regional modelling 5 CGE models 4 HIV/AIDS 4 imperfect competition 4 income distribution 4 population ageing 4 Brazil 3 CGE modeling 3 adjustment costs 3 applied general equilibrium models 3 computable general equilibrium modelling 3 dynamic CGE 3 economic growth 3 household income distribution 3 intra-industry trade 3 labour market forecasting 3 multiregional 3 Armington elasticities 2 Australia 2 Brass logit transformation 2 Computable General Equilibrium Models 2 Computable general equilibrium 2 Computable general equilibrium (CGE) 2 Economic Integration 2 Economies of scale 2 FTA 2 Financial crises 2 Forecasting 2 GEMPACK software 2 Multiregional 2 Social Accounting Matrix 2
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Dixon, Peter B. 34 Rimmer, Maureen T. 28 Horridge, Mark 23 Meagher, G.A. 19 Powell, Alan A. 19 Verikios, George 18 Wittwer, Glyn 16 Pearson, K.R. 13 Giesecke, James 11 Mai, Yinhua 11 Horridge, J. Mark 10 Adams, Philip D. 9 Menon, Jayant 9 Roos, Louise 8 Parmenter, Brian R. 6 Peng, Xiujian 6 Adams, Philip 5 Harrison, W. Jill 5 Zhang, Xiao-guang 5 Alaouze, Chris M. 4 Giesecke, J.A. 4 McDougall, R.A. 4 Pang, Felicity 4 Parmenter, B.R. 4 Abayasiri-Silva, Kaludura 3 Caddy, Vern 3 Giesecke, James A 3 Giesecke, James A. 3 Ginting, Edimon 3 Griffith, Marnie 3 Madden, John R 3 Mai, Yin Hua 3 Malakellis, Michael 3 McLaren, Keith R. 3 Peter, Matthew W. 3 Wilson, R.A. 3 Adams, P.D. 2 Bird, R. 2 Das, Gouranga Gopal 2 Dixon, J.M. 2
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Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), Victoria University 221
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Centre of Policy Studies/IMPACT Centre Working Papers 221
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The Economic Consequences of the U.S. Border Closure in Response to a Security Threat: A Dynamic CGE Assessment
Dixon, P.B.; Giesecke, J.A.; Rimmer, M.T.; Rose, A. - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2009
We investigate the economic consequences of a twelve-month closure of U.S. borders in the form of cessation of trade, tourism and immigration flows. The federal government might contemplate such action in the face of an extreme terrorism or public health threat. Using a computable general...
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Modelling Value-Added Tax in the Presence of Multiproduction and Differentiated Exemptions
Giesecke, James; Tran, Nhi Hoang - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2009
We develop a framework for economy-wide modelling of value-added tax systems. Our framework models a number of complexities of VAT systems as they are implemented by tax agencies. In particular, we model multiple rates, multiple exemptions, multiple degrees of refundability across commodity...
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Modelling major projects: What are the factors that determine net social benefits?
Giesecke, James A; Madden, John R - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2009
Economic impact statements are part and parcel of project proponents seeking government assistance, infrastructure, or environmental clearance. Such impact assessments are increasingly being conducted with computable general equilibrium (CGE) models. Frequently, however, CGE modellers do not...
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Future Population Trends in China: 2005-2050
Wei, Chen; Jinju, Liu - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2009
Using China's 2000 census data, this paper conducts population projection under different fertility scenarios to gauge the likely trends in China's future population change. The range of fertility assumptions captures the uncertainty of current fertility estimates as well as the likely trends...
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Will an Appreciation of the Renminbi Rebalance the Global Economy? A Dynamic Financial CGE Analysis
Xiao, Jingliang; Wittwer, Glyn - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2009
We use a dynamic CGE model of China with a financial module and sectoral detail to examine the real and nominal impacts of a nominal exchange rate appreciation alone, fiscal policy alone and a combined fiscal and monetary package to redress China's external imbalance. The exchange rate policy...
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China's Growing Demand for Energy and Primary Inputs - Terms of trade Effects on Neighbouring Countries
Mai, Yinhua; Adams, Philip; Dixon, Peter B. - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2009
In this study, we analysed the terms of trade effects of China's rapid growth on its neighbouring countries using a dynamic global CGE model, the MMC model. We first simulated a "real" or convergence scenario -showing how the economies of China and its neighbours might evolve based on historical...
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Forecasting with a CGE model: does it work?
Dixon, Peter B.; Rimmer, Maureen T. - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2009
Computable general equilibrium models can be used to generate detailed forecasts of output growth for commodities/industries. The main objective is to provide realistic baselines from which to calculate the effects of policy changes. In this paper, we assess a CGE forecasting method that has...
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Population Ageing, Labour Market Reform and Economic Growth in China - A Dynamic General Equilibrium Analysis
Peng, Xiujian; Mai, Yinhua - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2008
The dramatic fertility decline since the beginning of 1970s has decelerated the growth of China's working age population. From 2015, this growth will turn sharply negative, resulting declining labour force in China. This has caused concerns about the sustainability of China's economic growth....
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Creating and managing an impossibly large CGE database that is up-to-date
Horridge, Mark; Wittwer, Glyn - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2008
Large-scale multi-regional CGE models of Australia, such as MMRF and TERM, underlie most CoPS consulting work. The regional detail, modelled in bottom-up fashion, greatly interests policy makers and is often needed to answer questions like: how would less rainfall in southern Australia affect...
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Growth and structural change in the Vietnamese economy 1996-2003: A CGE analysis
Nhi, Tran Hoang; Giesecke, James A. - Centre of Policy Studies and Impact Project (COPS), … - 2008
We use MVN - a dynamic CGE model of the Vietnamese economy - to investigate the Vietnamese economy's rapid growth and structural change over the period 1996 to 2003. We do this in two steps. First, we estimate changes in variables representing production technologies, consumer preferences,...
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