André Lemelin, Véronique Robichaud, Bernard Decaluwé and Hélène Maisonnave

 

This paper documents the PEP-w-1 model developed by four members of the PEP research network. The PEP-w-1 model extends the PEP-1-1 single-country, single-period model to a worldwide multiregional model. It is the third research tool of the Standard PEP Model project that emerged spontaneously from the friendship and long-standing association between the co-authors. With this model, we pursue the goals that we had initially set ourselves: to crystallize our joint CGE modeling experience, and to share the result with the PEP MPIA Network, and with the modeling community at large. In addition, PEP-w-1 is another step towards a deepening of our understanding of CGE analysis and the development modeling techniques that will tackle new problems.In a sense, however, PEP-w-1 is a transitional model, a stepping stone towards the recursive dynamic PEP-w-t, and its successor PEP-w-t-F, with international financial assets. As a matter of fact, the authors have already presented the first version of PEP-w-t-F at the Thirteenth Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis, Penang, Malaysia, June 9-11, 2010 (Lemelin et al., 2010).As usual, we have tried to eliminate as many errors and « misprints » as possible in this document. Needless to say, we welcome comments that will help us improve either the model or its presentation. Readers are invited to send their comments to André Lemelin at the following address: andre_lemelin@ucs.inrs.ca

PEP-w-1 files:

PEP_w-1_v3_3.zip

This file contains the data, the GAMS code as well as the documentation for the PEP w-1 model

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PEP-w-1_v3.3.pdf

In this file you will find a complete technical description of the PEP w-t-F model

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