|
Table A1 |
Sets, activity and price variables, endowments |
Sets:
|
I, i, j E, e |
Sectors and goods (13 commodities) Energy goods (COL, CRU, OIL, GAS and ELE) |
|
N, n |
Non energy goods |
|
F, f V, v |
Fossil fuels (COL, CRU, GAS) |
|
r, s |
Regions |
|
d |
Demand categories: Y = industry, C = household, Z = government |
Activity variables:
|
Yi |
Aggregate production |
|
Ei |
Aggregate energy input |
|
Aid |
Armington aggregate |
|
Mi |
Import aggregate |
|
C |
Private consumption |
|
Z |
Government consumption |
Price variables:
|
Pi |
Output price |
|
PEi |
Price of aggregate energy |
|
PAid |
Price of Armington aggregate |
|
PMi |
Price of import aggregate |
|
PU |
Utility price index |
|
PC |
Price of aggregate household consumption |
|
PZ |
Price of government consumption |
|
PL |
Wage rate |
|
PK |
Price of capital services |
|
PQf PINV PCO2 |
Rent from natural resource Price of investment demand Price of carbon permit |
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