An iterative SOR algorithm for multi-period spatial equilibria

Article Abstract:

A proposed algorithm based on an existing import formulation for single-period spatial equilibrium (SPE) problems is presented. Extended to a multi-period context, the iterative solution program is also useful for dense SPE problems and can be extended in cases of SPE problems with congested flows. Results show that the proposed algorithm is successful in solving even large SPE problems.

Software, Computer programming, Balance of trade

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Analysis of recycling activities using multi-sectoral economic model with material flow

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to recycling are examined in detail to assess the optimal solution to deal with waste management problems, with a macroeconomic model.

Refuse systems, Materials Recovery Facilities, Solid Waste Recovery, Analysis, Recycling (Waste, etc.), Recycling, Environmental policy research, Macroeconomics

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estimation of embodied CO2 emissions by general equilibrium models

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to carbon dioxide emissions are examined using a general equilibrium model and assessing the impact of different policies.

Environmental aspects, Carbon dioxide

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