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The problem of expectations in economic models is reviewed through the intellectual development of the author. Initial efforts at macroeconomic modeling such as Foley-Sidrauski (Foley and Sidrauski 1971) treated expectations as conditioning variables for representative agent stock demands and...
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Many regions, e.g. countries, have developed energy-economy models (such as MARKAL-MACRO, MM) to assess their energy policies, in particular concerning the curbing of their carbon dioxide CO<SUB align="right"><SMALL>2</SMALL></SUB>) emissions. To integrate regional MM models, we propose a multiregional MARKAL-MACRO (mMM) model. It...</small></sub>
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; government savings and revenue performance improves; there is a trade balance surplus; and both private consumption and …
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We consider a market economy that is composed of separate regions, each endowed with linear supply and demand curves and represented as a point on a transportation network. The problem addressed is to determine an equilibrium price in each region so that regional price differences do not exceed...
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exhibit home-country bias due to their desire to hedge real consumption. Design/methodology/approach – This paper posits a two …
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