As demonstrated in Ginsburgh and Keyzer ([1997]), input output models can be regarded as simplified general equilibrium models or satisfactory approximation to general equilibrium models when the modeling focus is on short-term analyses of one-shot policy shocks like the price-gap elimination specified in this paper.
In Serbia and Bosnia, Russian politicians, military, and energy lobbies are said to be calling the shots, influencing policy, and disrupting both countries' hopes of joining the EU.
Moreover, Pakistan's army calls the shots on policy towards India, making intransigence more likely.At least they're tryingIn this section Islam and the Arab revolutions A willow branch Time to stop play-acting and spit out the tea A Green revolution They're bust.
He can also call the shots on foreign policy through Brajesh Mishra, his national security adviser.
It is Mr Khamenei, not the president, who ultimately calls the shots in foreign policy, including nuclear matters.
But Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei will continue to call the shots on nuclear policy, and the common wisdom is that Khamenei is implacably opposed to an agreement.
Gail: Well, if you look at it that way, we aren't exactly going to be calling the shots on hydrofracking policy either.
Mr O'Neill says he had no idea who was really calling the shots on economic policy, but Dick Cheney seems the most likely candidate.
Honing in on Austin, using the new site can zoom through different different neighborhoods reading geo-tagged tweets talking about people hearing gun shots or debating policy.
If Germany decides to call more of the shots on economic policy, that has big implications for European integration, for the relative influence of smaller members in the 17-nation euro zone and for countries outside the zone.
