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Bangkok, Thailand   Trade and Investment Division (TID)       ARTNeT Capacity Building Workshop on CGE Modelling for Trade Policy Analysis Date 22-26 July 2013 Venue Bangkok, Thailand Organizer UNESCAP Trade and Investment Division Objective The objective of this course is to provide participants with a solid foundation in Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) applications and methods in order to obtain better evidence on impact of trade and other related policy changes. Participants will learn how CGE models are constructed, used and interpreted. Instruction on building basic CGE models in GAMS will also be provided. Documentation Presentations: Introduction to CGE John Gilbert, Department of Economics and Finance, Jon M. Huntsman School of Business, Utah State University Getting Started with GAMS John Gilbert Modeling Demand John Gilbert Modeling Firms John Gilbert Modeling Supply John Gilbert Modeling International Trade John Gilbert Modeling Tariffs and Other Interventions John Gilbert The Armington Assumption John Gilbert More on Production John Gilbert Closure in CGE Models John Gilbert Social Accounting Matrices for CGE John Gilbert Standard CGE Model John Gilbert Next Steps John Gilbert Participants Programme List of participants Choosing When to Use a Hammer: Some Thoughts on Computable General Equilibrium Information note for participants Contact Ms. Mia Mikic Chief Trade Policy and Analysis Section Trade and Investment Division, ESCAP Email: [email protected] Last updated: 31 July 2013
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