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сокр. CGE model эк. вычисляемая [расчетная\] модель общего равновесия (модель общего равновесия, построенная в виде ряда уравнений, к которым может быть подобрано числовое решение; разрабатывается применительно к конкретной экономической системе или отрасли с целью применения к анализу экономической политики)

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general equilibrium, Global Trade Analysis Project

Англо-русский экономический словарь > computable general equilibrium model
2 Computable General Equilibrium Model

Экономика: Вычислимая модель общего равновесия

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Computable General Equilibrium Model
3 general equilibrium model

эк. модель общего равновесия (описывает формирование такой структуры цен в экономике, при которой на всех рынках устанавливается равновесие спроса и предложения; математически может быть представлена как набор уравнений, описывающих спрос и предложение)

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computable general equilibrium model, market equilibrium, Walras, Leon, Walras, Leon, Walras, Leon, Walras, Leon

Англо-русский экономический словарь > general equilibrium model
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сокр. от computable general equilibrium эк. вычисляемое общее равновесие*

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CGE model — вычисляемая [расчетная\] модель общего равновесия

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computable general equilibrium model

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Англо-русский экономический словарь > CGE
6 Global Trade Analysis Project

сокр. GTAP Проект анализа глобальной торговли

а) межд. эк. (международный проект, объединяющий теоретиков, которые занимаются количественными оценками воздействия торговли и торговой политики на страны и их группы)

б) эк. (вычисляемая модель общего равновесия, используемая для анализа экономического воздействия торговли и торговой политики на страны и их группы)

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gains from trade, computable general equilibrium model

Англо-русский экономический словарь > Global Trade Analysis Project

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