DougO
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You could assume that the rent will be used for general government operation. Since general government is an institution, the institution would need to be imported and the money spent through it sp...
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I talked to Frances about this last night. I was under the impression from your posts that the software simply didn't let you modify. But apparently, it's that the modification doesn't "stick" once...
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I have (for vegetables and melons) Local Gross Commodity Demand = 215,999,600 Local Net Commodity Supply = 290,019,600 The RSC constraint = Demand/Supply = 74.47758 The software will allow me to s...
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Which data files, for which year? Which commodity and what value were you trying to push the RSC to?
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There doesn't appear to be one, I'll point it out to the developers. If you can use Access, open up the model containing the scheme and look at the AggregationUserSectorTemplate table.
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V3 is letting me push up the RSC (when it doesn't hit a constraint). In the edit trade flows window - the "Local Use of Local Supply" element can not exceed either the "Local Net Commodity Supply"...
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The RSC is the ratio of local demand going to local supply. If local demand exceeds local supply, then the RSC can be pushed to 100%. Conversely, if supply exceeds demand only a portion of the supp...
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The direct number will be the amount of household spending applied to local multipliers - that is, goods and services bought from local sources and manufacturing. They are lumped in version 3 in th...
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The retail sector collects sales tax and the wholesale or manufacturing sector collects "excise tax" both of which are turned over to the state via IBT. I can't tell by the name "fuel tax" who coll...
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Yes, it all represents the additional economic activity generated by spending of household income.