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GTAP Resource #2968

"Should the Financial Sphere be Included in Empirical Macro-CGE Models? The Case of Economic Liberalization in Argentina lo"
by Debowicz, Dario


Abstract
The significant real effects arising from the present international financial crisis suggest that the workings of the financial sphere significantly affect the value of social production, the distribution of income and wealth, and the magnitude of income poverty, all important social welfare indicators. Reflecting this, should macro CGE models take the financial dimension into account? To shed some light on this issue, I extend the IFPRI Standard Model to make it dynamic and take consideration of the financial sphere, and then I compare the outcomes of historical simulations coming from these models against observed variables for the Argentinean economy in the 1991-2006 period. Preliminary results suggest that the inclusion of the financial dimension may help the CGE model to historically track observed variables.


Resource Details (Export Citation) GTAP Keywords
Category: 2009 Conference Paper
Status: Published
By/In: Presented at the 12th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis, Santiago, Chile
Date: 2009
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Created: Debowicz, D. (3/18/2009)
Updated: Debowicz, D. (3/28/2009)
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- Economic growth
- Economic development
- Economic analysis of poverty
- Foreign direct investment
- Labor market issues
- Technological change
- Dynamic modeling
- Calibration and parameter estimation
- South America


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