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PROMETEUS: Ein multisektorales makroökonomisches Modell der österreichischen Wirtschaft

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  • Kurt Kratena

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  • Michael Wüger

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Das neue multisektorale WIFO-Modell der österreichischen Wirtschaft (PROMETEUS) integriert Ökonomie, Energiesystem und Ökologie (CO2-Emissionen) in konsistenter Weise. Es erlaubt daher die Evaluierung von Kosten und Nutzen der Erreichung umwelt- und energiepolitischer Ziele. Aufgrund der vollen Integration von Energiesystem und Ökonomie dürfte der negative BIP-Effekt etwa eines Erdölpreisschocks geringer ausfallen als in anderen Modellsimulationen.

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  • Kurt Kratena & Michael Wüger, 2006. "PROMETEUS: Ein multisektorales makroökonomisches Modell der österreichischen Wirtschaft," WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports), WIFO, vol. 79(3), pages 187-205, March.
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