Titlebook: Applied General Equilibrium Modelling; Henk Don,Theo Klundert,Jarig Sinderen Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 calc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-09492-2The purpose of this paper is to analyse the impact on the Norwegian economy of a recently proposed tax reform. This is done by performing simulation experiments on a dynamic general equilibrium model, implemented for the Norwegian economy.

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The Effects on Unemployment of Reducing Social Security Contributions: A General Equilibrium AnalysiSince the early eighties, Belgium, like most other European countries is plagued by high unemployment rates; actually, the Belgian rate is one of the highest in the EC.

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Introducing Intertemporal and Open Economy Features in Applied General Equilibrium Modelsrtemporal aspects of decision-making, and (2) the treatment of international capital flows. The two dimensions are closely related, since intertemporal choices — in particular saving and investment decisions — directly influence the flows of capital between economies that are integrated in world financial markets.

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Towards an Analysis of Tax Effects on Labour Market and Allocation: A Micro/Macro Approach model (further denoted as AGE model) for The Netherlands. In contrast to empirical macroeconomic models, microeconomic theory rather than empirical analysis of time series data underlies the modelling methodology.

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What Do We Know About ERP Integration?hat, in December 1989, the Dutch Central Planning Bureau and the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs organized an international symposium on this subject, in which — I am glad to say — many prominent model builders decided to participate. This Special Issue of . contains the papers that were presente

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Moving Towards Agility in an Ordered Fashionrtemporal aspects of decision-making, and (2) the treatment of international capital flows. The two dimensions are closely related, since intertemporal choices — in particular saving and investment decisions — directly influence the flows of capital between economies that are integrated in world fin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-62386-3ture’ as time horizon. Whatever finite horizon is chosen, there will always be a new future glimmering behind it, upon which current decisions may have an impact. This has led theoretical economists to formulate allocation models with an infinite horizon. Unfortunately, these models cannot be solved