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Simulación De Políticas Económicas: Los Modelos De Equilibrio General Aplicado

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  • Antonio Gómez Gómez-Plana

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. Los modelos de equilibrio general aplicado o computacional se utilizan para la simulación de políticas económicas de diversa índole, como políticas fiscales, comerciales, medioambientales, y otras. Estos modelos han comenzado a plantearse recientemente como problemas de complementariedad mixta, lo que ha permitido solucionar algunos de los problemas en que incurre su formulación tradicional como problema de optimización del comportamiento de los agentes. En este trabajo realizamos una presentación y puesta al día de la metodología, junto con una descripción de las bases de datos utilizadas (matrices de contabilidad social), así como una revisión de los modelos de equilibrio general aplicado hechos para la economía española.

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  • Antonio Gómez Gómez-Plana, "undated". "Simulación De Políticas Económicas: Los Modelos De Equilibrio General Aplicado," Working Papers 35-02 Classification-JEL , Instituto de Estudios Fiscales.
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