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Simulation of government policy

James A. Calloway

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Government policy, and sometimes the lack of it, can alter the basic structure of the U.S. economic system. This paper describes the development of a policy evaluation model and its use to simulate proposed energy and environmental policy effect on the national economy. The model and its components are described together with the analytical and validation processes used.

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Government policy, and sometimes the lack of it, can alter the basic structure of the U.S. economic system. This paper describes the development of a policy evaluation model and its use to simulate proposed energy and environmental policy effect on the national economy. The model and its components are described together with the analytical and validation processes used.

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Government policy, and sometimes the lack of it, can alter the basic structure of the U.S. economic system. This paper describes the development of a policy evaluation model and its use to simulate proposed energy and environmental policy effect on the national economy. The model and its components are described together with the analytical and validation processes used.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Computer science, Public policy, Economic system, Environmental economics, Economics, Economic growth, Linguistics

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