Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP)¶
(1992). Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP). Center for Global Trade Analysis, Purdue University.
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- Gains from Trade
- … not depend on large comparative-advantage gaps when economies of scale and love-of-variety amplify small differences. The World Trade Organization's analytical frameworks, including the Stolper-Samuelson theorem on distributional consequences and computable general-equilibrium (CGE) models such as the GTAP project,
This sourceStandardized global CGE database and modeling framework used to estimate gains-from-trade magnitudes by country and sector; supports the Example's CGE reference.
- … not depend on large comparative-advantage gaps when economies of scale and love-of-variety amplify small differences. The World Trade Organization's analytical frameworks, including the Stolper-Samuelson theorem on distributional consequences and computable general-equilibrium (CGE) models such as the GTAP project,
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