General Equilibrium Energy Model EMGE (EM+CGE)

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This is a general equilibrium model of Saudi Arabia that represents how energy sectors interact with the rest of the economy.

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EMGE

Initiative

Energy Macro & Microeconomics

Model published

2020

Simulator launched

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