TERM (The Enormous Regional Model) is a “bottom-up” CGE model of Australia which
treats each region as a separate economy. TERM was created specifically to deal with …

Abstract TERM (The Enormous Regional Model) provides a strategy for creating a 'bottom-
up'multi-regional CGE model which treats each region of a single country as a separate …

We use TERM‐H2O in analysing the effects of the Government buying back water from
irrigators in the Southern Murray‐Darling Basin (SMDB) and thereby increasing river flows …

The standard approach taken to assessing the economic impacts of special events, using
input-output (IO) modeling, has come under increasing attack in the recent research …

Do the large economic benefits predicted for Olympics host countries actually materialise?
We re‐examine the Sydney 2000 Olympics via historical modelling with a multiregional …

The Sydney Olympics, Seven Years On: An Ex-Post Dynamic CGE Assessment Page 1
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Western Australia is a resource-rich province. Since the 1890s, resources booms have
played a key role in the development of the state's economy. In the last few years, Western …

Intertemporal CGE models allow agents to respond fully to current and future policy shocks.
This property is particularly important for trade policies, where tariff reductions span over …

This paper extends the top-down framework developed by Robilliard et al.(2001) to link a
computable general equilibrium (CGE) model to a microsimulation (MS) model. The …

The objective of this paper is to evaluate the long-run regional impacts of the tariff policy of
the Brazilian electric power sector. This sector has undergone a reform process that started …