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GTAP Resource #7382

"MANAGE Model Documentation"
by van der Mensbrugghe, Dominique


Abstract
This document provides a complete model specification for the
Mitigation, Adaptation and New Technologies Applied General Equilibrium
(Manage) Model. Manage is a (recursive) dynamic single country computable
general equilibrium (CGE) model designed to focus on energy, emissions and cli-
mate change. In addition to the standard features of a single country CGE model,
the Manage model includes a detailed energy specification that allows for capi-
tal/labor/energy substitution in production, intra-fuel energy substitution across all
demand agents, and a multi-output multi-input production structure. Furthermore,
Manage is a dynamic model, using by and large the neo-classical growth specifica-
tion. Labor growth is exogenous. Capital accumulation derives from savings/invest-
ment decisions. The model allows for a wide-range of productivity assumptions that
include autonomous improvements in energy efficiency that can differ across agents
and energy carriers. Finally, the model has a vintage structure for capital that allows
for putty/semi-putty assumptions with sluggish mobility of installed capital.


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Category: General Documentation
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Created: Douglas, J. (10/22/2024)
Updated: Douglas, J. (10/22/2024)
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