论文信息 - International Trade, Capital Flows and Sectoral Analysis: Formulation and Solution of Intertemporal Equilibrium Models

International Trade, Capital Flows and Sectoral Analysis: Formulation and Solution of Intertemporal Equilibrium Models

This paper examines international trade and capital flows within a five-region intertemporal equilibrium model. The paper reports on the use of sequential joint maximization to solve a specific class of AGE (applied general equilibrium) problems — those in which each agent may be characterized by a homothetic utility function.

Alan S. Manne | Thomas F. Rutherford | A. S. Manne | T. Rutherford

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