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equilibrium model, as explained previously, we borrow some key concepts of mapping
technology representation for DEEPER, and use the general scheme outlined in Hanson and
Laitner (2009). 407 Among other things, this includes an economic accounting to ensure
resources are sufficiently available to meet the expected consumer and other final demands
reflected in different policy scenarios.
407 “Input-Output Equations Embedded within Climate and Energy Policy Analysis Models,” by Donald A. Hanson
and John A. “Skip” Laitner, in Sangwon Suh, Editor, Input-Output Economics for Industrial Ecology. Dordrecht,
Netherlands: Springer, 2009. See also, “A Pragmatic CGE Model for Assessing the Influence of Model Structure and
Assumptions in Climate Change Policy Analysis,” by Stephen Bernow, Alexandr Rudkevich, Michael Ruth, and Irene
Peters. Boston, MA: Tellus Institute, 1998.
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