DECOMPOSING WELFARE CHANGES IN THE GTAP MODEL

By Thomas W. Hertel, K. Huff. 2001

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• A General Equilibrium Analysis of Climate Change Impacts on Tourism (2006, methodology): “The reader interested about the details of the GTAP model should refer to Hertel (1996), and to the technical material available on the GTAP site (www.”
• The relative importance of global agricultural subsidies and market access (2006, background): “Allocation procedures such as in Huff and Hertel (2000) deal with this problem by changing each distortion incrementally along a path from the original distorted situation to an undistorted 9 The value of the transfer to producers via export subsidies, as reflected in the GTAP database, is…”