Estimating a Russian Input-output Table in GTAP Format

N. A. Tourdyeva; E. V. Shkrebela

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Estimating a Russian Input-output Table in GTAP Format

P. 375–389.

Tourdyeva N. A., Shkrebela E. V.

The paper is organized as follows: section 1 describes the Russian official input-output tables, which is the key data source; section 2 contains an overview of processing of the source data into a form corresponding to the GTAP requirements; section 3 outlines how we split the source 2003 I-O table; section 4 follows steps of reconciling Russian data with the GTAP structure. Section 5 is focused on imports and tax tables creation. Section 6 notes diagnostics tests applied to the data base before its distribution.

Language: English

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Keywords: input-output GTAP Format Global Trade Analysis Project

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