EU-South Africa FTA 10x10 (POST-altertax)

This module is used to simulate the effects of a Free Trade agreement using the EU-South Africa free trade agreement as an example.  The model used is an extension of the standard GTAP model.  A tariff revenus sharing pool has been incorporated to allow regions to be set up which share tariff revenue in fixed proportions.  

To run the experiments you first need to run altertax and then create a new version using the updated data.  The altertax experiment does two things:
a) ensures that bwa and xsc external tariffs are the same as xsc in the intial database
b) sets the proportion of the tariff revenue sharing pool that each aggregated region within the sharing region receives.

Note: An aggregated region is used to indicate the aggregated list of regions in the GTAP database (column 1 below).  Sharing Region refers to the revenue sharing region (column 2 below).  In this version there is one revenue sharing region sacu which contains two aggregated regions - bwa and xsc.
 
  Aggregated Regions		Mapping to Revenue sharing regions
bwa 	Botswana				sacu
xsc	Rest of SACU			sacu
sad	SADC				sad
xaf	Rest of Africa			xaf
eur	Europe				eur
naf	NAFTA				naf
mer	MERCOSUR			mer
xeu	Rest of Europe			xeu
xam	Rest of Americas			xam
xwo	Rest of World			xwo

Commodities
crops	crops
aag	Animal Agriculture
mine	Minerals
food	Food
tex	Textiles
hman	Heavy Manufactures
lman	Light Manufactures
utils	Utilities
cns	Construction
serv	Services

The experiment is documented in Scott McDonald and Terrie Walmsley: "Bilateral Free Trade Agreements and Customs Unions: The Impact of the EU Republic of South Africa Free Trade Agreement on Botswana". 
