!----------------------------------------------------------------------! ! PROTOCD.TAB 1.01 ! ! Oct 99 (PJW) ! ! ! ! TABLO input file for the Cobb-Douglas version of PROTO, a simple ! ! static general equilibrium model. ! !----------------------------------------------------------------------! EQUATION (default=levels); VARIABLE (default=levels); FORMULA (default=initial); COEFFICIENT (default=parameter); !----------------------------------------------------------------------! ! These are the parameters: ! !----------------------------------------------------------------------! COEFFICIENT a ; FORMULA a = 0.285; COEFFICIENT alpha ; FORMULA alpha = 2 ; COEFFICIENT g ; FORMULA g = 0.5 ; !----------------------------------------------------------------------! ! Here are the variables. No distinction needs to be made between ! ! endogenous and exogenous variables since that is determined when ! ! the model is actually simulated. ! !----------------------------------------------------------------------! VARIABLE h # Total endowment of hours #; VARIABLE p # Numeraire price #; VARIABLE y # Income #; VARIABLE w # Wage rate paid by firms #; VARIABLE s # Subsidy to households #; VARIABLE c # Quantity consumed #; VARIABLE l # Labor supplied #; VARIABLE j # Leisure consumed #; VARIABLE q # Quantity produced #; VARIABLE pc # Purchase P of good to HH #; VARIABLE px # Purchase P of intermed to firms #; VARIABLE tc # Tax rate on consumption #; VARIABLE ptw # Power of tax rate on wages #; VARIABLE ptx # Power of tax rate on int #; VARIABLE u # Utility #; VARIABLE wh # After tax wage to households #; VARIABLE wl # Walras law check #; VARIABLE x # Intermediate demand #; !----------------------------------------------------------------------! ! Initial values of exogenous variables ! !----------------------------------------------------------------------! FORMULA h = 100.0; FORMULA tc = 0.200; FORMULA ptx = 1 ; FORMULA ptw = 1 ; FORMULA p = 1.000; !----------------------------------------------------------------------! ! Initial values of endogenous variables for linearization. These ! ! were taken from the Ox version of the model. ! !----------------------------------------------------------------------! FORMULA c = 24.93438; FORMULA l = 24.93438; FORMULA q = 49.86877; FORMULA s = 4.98688; FORMULA w = 1.00000; FORMULA x = 24.93438; FORMULA y = 104.98688; !----------------------------------------------------------------------! ! Other initial values that can be computed from the numbers above ! !----------------------------------------------------------------------! FORMULA wh = w*ptw; FORMULA wl = 1; !----------------------------------------------------------------------! ! Finally, here are the equations: ! !----------------------------------------------------------------------! EQUATION eq00 y = wh*h + s ; EQUATION eq01 pc*c = a*y ; EQUATION eq02 wh*j = (1-a)*y ; EQUATION eq03 wh*l = a*y - s ; EQUATION eq04 l = (q/alpha)*( (1-g)*px/(g*w) )^g ; EQUATION eq05 x = (q/alpha)*( g*w/((1-g)*px) )^(1-g) ; EQUATION eq06 p = (1/alpha)*( px/g )^g*( w/(1-g) )^(1-g) ; EQUATION eq07 s = tc*p*c + (ptx-1)*p*x + (1-ptw)*w*l ; EQUATION eq08 pc = p*(1+tc) ; EQUATION eq09 px = p*ptx ; EQUATION eq10 wh = w*ptw ; EQUATION eq11 u = c^a*j^(1-a) ; EQUATION eq12 wl = q / (x + c) ;