Sentence examples for world trade model from inspiring English sources

We also fully incorporate the extended RCOT model into the World Trade Model.

We make use of the World Trade Model with Bilateral Trade (WTMBT) (Strømman and Duchin 2006).

The World Trade Model is a linear program with a quantity primal and a price dual (Duchin [2005]).

López-Morales and Duchin (2011) implemented an MRIO model based on the World Trade Model to evaluate policy scenarios for 13 hydro-economic regions.

This framework extends an existing input-output/linear programming model, the rectangular choice-of-technology (RCOT) model, and integrates it into an existing input-output/linear programming model of the world economy, the World Trade Model (WTM).

The World Trade Model with Bilateral Trade (WTMBT) (Strømman and Duchin 2006) is a linear program that minimizes global factor use to satisfy consumption requirements while respecting regional factor constraints.

Future trade modeling needs to bridge the gap between these qualitative findings and their application in quantitative trade models such as the gravity and the world trade models (Duchin et al. 2015; Duchin 2005; Strømman and Duchin 2006; Duchin and Stephen 2015).

The government analysis also looked at the potential impact of a Norway-style model that would require freedom of movement, and signing up to a World Trade Organisation model.

The Treasury also estimated that under a World Trade Organisation model, Britain's GDP would decline by 7.5%.

With no money, no location and nothing to put in such a museum, Ms. Willis somehow or other managed to line up a star architect to design it, a luxury developer to donate a space and even a promise from the American Institute of Architects to lend the original World Trade Center model as the centerpiece of the collection-to-be.

Second, we must quickly end uncertainty over Britain's future relationships with Europe with the same kind of an in-depth scrutiny of all the possibilities – the Norwegian, Swiss, Canadian and World Trade Organisation model – that we did when considering whether to join the euro.