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The SALTER model of the world economy

The SALTER model of the world economy

Linking CGE Country Models: An Example Using the OECD's WALRAS Model

Linking Regional Models in WALRAS

Implementation of the WALRAS Model of the Australian Economy

SALTER: A General Equilibrium Model of the World Economy

NERAM: A Nominal and Effective Rates of Assistance Model for the SALTER World Trade Models

Aggregated New Zealand Import Data by Source - Procedures Used and Data Generated

The Elasticity of Substitution Between Imports from Different Sources - Estimates for New Zealand

An Independent Assessment of the SALTER General Equilibrium Model of the World Economy

Suggested Revisions to the SALTER Model

The SALTER Model: Construction of the European Database

Estimation of Trade Margins - An Application of the UN Bilateral Trade Data

Two Small Extensions to SALTER

SINTIA A Guide to Collecting Tariff Rate Data for SALTER

Industry assistance data for SALTER

Early Stage Processing of International Trade and Input-Output Data for SALTER

Later Stage Processing of International Trade Data for SALTER

FIT: An Input-Output Data Update Facility for SALTER

Procedures for Later Stage Processing of Single-region Input-Output Data for SALTER

Matching Input-output Data to International Trade Data and Assembling a Salter Database

Creating Synthetic Single Region Input-Output Data for SALTER: Hong Kong and the Rest of the World

Incorporating International Capital Mobility into SALTER

A SALTER Database Aggregation Facility

A SALTER database summary

The SALTER Model of the World Economy: Model Structure, Database and Parameters

Introducing Imperfect Competition into the SALTER Model

SALTER: A General Equilibrium Model of the World Economy, vol. 1, Model Structure, Database and Parameters

SALTER: A General Equilibrium Model of the World Economy, vol. 2, Gains from Global trade Liberalisation: An Illustrative Application of SALTER

Estimation of Trade Margins - An Application of the UN Bilateral Trade Data

Salter Working Paper Number 11

Estimation of Trade Margins - An Application of the UN Bilateral Trade Data by Mark J. Gehlhar, James K. Binkley and Thomas W. Hertel is Working Paper number 11 in the development of The SALTER Model of the World Economy.

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Preface

Introduction

Commodity Aggregation Scheme

Characteristics of the Data

Problems Caused by Extreme Observations

Developing a Regression Model

Margin Estimates

Generating Bilateral Trade Margins

Summary and Conclusions

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Estimation of Trade Margins - An Application of the UN Bilateral Trade Data

Salter Working Paper Number 11

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