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The theory of joint maximization

Dixon, Peter B. - 1975

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Economies of scale, commodity disaggregation and the costs of protection

Dixon, Peter B. - In: Australian economic papers 17 (1978), pp. 63-80

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Effective exchange and the International Monetary Fund's multilateral exchange rate model : a review

Dixon, Peter B. - 1975

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The computation of economic equilibria: a joint maximization approach

Dixon, Peter B. - In: Metroeconomica : international review of economics 30 (1978), pp. 173-185

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The computation of economic equilibria : a joint maximization approach

Dixon, Peter B. - 1976

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Effective exchange rates and the International Monetary Fund's multilateral exchange rate model : a review

Dixon, Peter B. - In: Australian economic papers 15 (1976) 26, pp. 59-75

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ORANI : A MULTISECTORAL MODEL OF THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY / PETER B. DIXON ..

Dixon, Peter B. (contributor) - 1982

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Advances in input-output modeling: A review article

Dixon, Peter B.; Parmenter, B. R. - In: Journal of Policy Modeling 1 (1979) 2, pp. 271-285

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A general equilibrium approach to public utility pricing: determining prices for a water authority

Dixon, Peter B. - In: Journal of Policy Modeling 12 (1990) 4, pp. 745-767

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The US economy from 1992 to 1998: historical and decomposition simulations with the USAGE model

Dixon, Peter B.; Rimmer, Maureen T. - Institute for International Integration Studies (IIIS), … - 2004

USAGE is a 500 industry dynamic computable general equilibrium model of the US economy being developed at Monash University in collaboration with the US International Trade Commission. In common with the MONASH model of Australia, USAGE is designed for four modes of analysis: Historical, where...

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