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The document presents a comparative analysis of the graphical interfaces and post-model analysis tools of three large-scale economic models: Aglink-Cosimo, CAPRI, and GTAP. It highlights the distinct approaches each model takes towards data analysis and user interaction, with Aglink-Cosimo and CAPRI maintaining a separation between model code and data analysis tools, while GTAP integrates its tools within its modeling framework. The paper discusses the importance of effective graphical tools for result exploitation, filtering capabilities, aggregation methods, normalization of results, and interactive documentation. Ultimately, it emphasizes the potential for improving these tools by combining their strengths.

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How does GTAP work?

The GTAP Data Base is utilized in a suite of comparative static and dynamic computable general equilibrium models and underlies most contemporary economic analysis of global policy issues related to trade, energy and the environment.

Is GTAP open source?

Models, tools, and software - GTAP develops and makes publicly available a suite of cutting-edge and fully documented models and tools and collaborates with leading analytical software providers and the open-source programming community in the application of those models.

What does GTAP stand for?

GTAP (the Global Trade Analysis Project) is a global network of researchers (mostly from universities, international organizations, and economic and climate/resource ministries of governments) who conduct quantitative analysis of international economic policy issues, including trade policy, climate policy, and

Is GTAP free?

Note: A free copy of the GTAP Data Package is available to individuals who contribute an acceptable Input-Output table to the GTAP Data Base.

What is the GTAP model?

The standard GTAP model is a multiregional, multisector computable general equilibrium model, with perfect competition and constant returns to scale.