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121.	Essays on poverty dynamics in Africa: Analyses using household surveys and computable general equilibrium methods
122.	Agricultural policy reform in Mexico: A computable general equilibrium analysis
123.	Applications of real options valuation
124.	A computable general equilibrium approach to environmental modeling in the United States agriculture
125.	Regional economic consequences of tariff reforms and public investment in Indonesia: An interregional computable general equilibrium approach
126.	International capital linkages: Theory and application in a dynamic computable general equilibrium model
127.	Subglobal climate change policies and the international trading system: A computable general equilibrium perspective
128.	A computable general equilibrium analysis of a statewide fiscal reform: The case of Michigan's 1993-1994 property tax reform
129.	Net fiscal incidence at the regional level: A computable general equilibrium model with voting
130.	The mineral sector and economic development in Ghana: A computable general equilibrium analysis
131.	Economic impacts of electric power deregulation on the State of Washington: A computable general equilibrium analysis
132.	CO2, energy and economy interactions: A multisectoral, dynamic, computable general equilibrium model for Korea
133.	A computable general equilibrium model for Kazakh economy
134.	A watershed computable general equilibrium model: Olifantsriver catchment, Transvaal, South Africa, 1995
135.	A computable general equilibrium (CGE) model with endogenous labor supply for the study of income taxation in Indonesia
136.	The influences of Western Hemisphere economic integration on food and agricultural sectors: A computable general equilibrium analysis
137.	A COMPUTABLE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM ANALYSIS OF ALTERNATIVE TAX POLICIES IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
138.	A dynamic computable general equilibrium analysis of the stability of the Mexican financial system in the wake of liberal economic reforms
139.	Optimal regional economic policies using computable general equilibrium models
140.	A computable general equilibrium analysis of agricultural-demand-led growth for Thailand
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