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Table A.1:

Sets

i

Sectors and goods

j

Aliased with i

r

Regions

s

Aliased with r

EG

Energy goods except for crude oil: coal, refined oil, gas and electricity

FF

Primary fossil fuels: coal, crude oil and gas

LQ

Liquid fuels: refined oil and gas

d

Demand categories: Y = intermediate, C = household, G = government, and I = investment

Table A.2:

Activity variables

Yir

Production in sector i and region r

Eir

Aggregate energy input in sector i and region r

Mir

Aggregate imports of good i and region r

Adir

Armington aggregate for demand category d of good i in region r

Ir

Aggregate investment in region r

Gr

Aggregate public output in region r

Cr

Aggregate household consumption in region r

ECr

Aggregate household energy consumption in region r



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