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Macroeconomics
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International
Economics
Los Alamos economists have carried out economic studies for a
number of countries in Latin America, the South Pacific, and
Asia. These have used applications of econometric models, computable
general equilibrium models, input/output analysis, and economic
survey techniques to provide comprehensive analyses of national
energy and economic situations.
International
Economics Reports:
• China's
Energy -- A Forecast to 2015
Verne Loose and Iain McCreary
LA-UR-96-2972 (September 1996)
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I. Summary Download
pdf (0.3 MB)
II. Energy Production Download
pdf (0.4 MB)
III. Energy Consumption Download
pdf (0.2 MB)
IV. Appendix and Bibliography Download
pdf (0.1 MB)
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summarizing the findings in this report. Download
pdf (0.6 MB)
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Opportunity
for America, Mexico's Coal Future
Verne Loose
LA-UR-93-3910 (1993)
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8.6 Mb pdf
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The
Macroeconomic Module of the Energy Policy Evaluation Model of
Guatemala - Final Report
Steven R. Booth and Robert Cancino
LA-11934-MS (August 1991)
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1.3 Mb pdf
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MEDISE - A Macroeconomic
Model for Energy Planning in Costa Rica
Steven R. Booth and Carlos L. Leiva
LA-11973-MS (August 1991)
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3.0 Mb pdf
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The Status of Energy
Planning in Five Central American Countries
Steven R. Booth and Milton G. Fonseca
LA-12137-MS (August 1991)
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3.8 Mb pdf
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The Macroeconomic Module
of the Simulator of Scenarios for Energy Planning in Honduras
(SEPEH)
Steven R. Booth, Salomon Mendez-Guevara, and Rafael Avencio Ochoa
LA-UR-91-2226 (June 1991)
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4.4 Mb pdf
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Central American Information
System for Energy Planning
Milton G. Fonseca and J. Clay Heskett
LA-11958-MS (April 1991)
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3.7 Mb pdf
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The Energy Situation
in Fiji, Papua New Guinea, and Vanuatu
Annette G. Turpin and Robert H. Drake
LA-UR-91-160 (January 1991)
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library for a downloadable report
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The Energy Situation
in Five Central American Countries (includes an economic situation
overview for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and
Panama) Available in
Spanish
Linda Trocki, Steven R. Booth, and Alvaro Umaña Q.
LA-10988-MS (June 1987)
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for a downloadable report
Regional
Economics
In many different studies, Los Alamos has applied input/output
analysis to simulate the flow of goods, services, and money.
These analyses have been applied to specific regions of the US
and Canada to evaluate local economic impacts of various government
programs.
Regional Economics
Reports:
• LANL Regional
Economic Impact I/O Modeling
Christina Files
LA-UR-97-2153 (May 1997)
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0.2 Mb pdf
• The Economic
Impact of the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant on Southeastern New
Mexico, FY 1988
Larry Adcock, Robert R. Lansford, and Annette Turpin
US DOE, Albuquerque Operations Office report APD 89-1 (April
1989)
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• The Economic
Impact of the Department of Energy on New Mexico, Fiscal Year
1987
Annette Turpin, Larry Adcock, and Robert R. Lansford
LA-UR-89-76 (February 1989)
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2.4 Mb pdf
• Los Alamos
National Laboratory: A Regional Economic Impact Study
Donald W. Morris, Larry D. Adcock, and Steven R. Booth
LA-UR-86-3206 (September 1986)
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6.8 Mb pdf
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