Study on the Oversea Evaluation of Economic Impact of Tourism Based on Computable General Equilibrium(CGE) Model
Tao Song
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Tao Song
Abstract
The paper for the first time systematically summarizes the development of CGE model in the study realm and perspective of oversea economic impact of tourism.Then the authors compare the difference of CGE model with other major evaluation methods about economic impact of tourism.Finally,the paper discusses the future trend for the development of CGE Model:embodying more real characters and tourism-related data and making in-depth analysis of economic impact of tourism;providing scientific basis for the formulation of tourism-related policies and decision-making and offering accurate tools for measurement to assess economic impact of special events.
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The paper for the first time systematically summarizes the development of CGE model in the study realm and perspective of oversea economic impact of tourism.Then the authors compare the difference of CGE model with other major evaluation methods about economic impact of tourism.Finally,the paper discusses the future trend for the development of CGE Model:embodying more real characters and tourism-related data and making in-depth analysis of economic impact of tourism;providing scientific basis for the formulation of tourism-related policies and decision-making and offering accurate tools for measurement to assess economic impact of special events.
Key concepts: Computable general equilibrium, Tourism, Economic impact analysis, Economics, Realm, Perspective (graphical), Regional science, Economic evaluation