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The Method. To assess the economy-wide effects of the three mitigation technologies wind, PV and bio- CCS, we deploy a global multi-regional multi-sec toral computable general equilibrium (CGE) model (based on Xxxxxx-Xxxxxx et al., 2012; Schinko et al., 2014) updated to the GTAP9 database (base year 2011). The model comprises 17 regions, thereof 7 European regions and 10 further regional aggregates for the rest of the world (see Table 1). Concerning the European regions, they are separated into northern (NEU), eastern (EEU), southern (SEU) and western (WEU) Europe. We make the methodologic al choice of keeping Greece (GRC) and Austria (AUT) as separate from the more aggregated EU regions, because these two countries represent cases with very different preconditions for a transition towards a carbon-free economy concerning economic performanc e and the electricit y mix and therefore illustrate extreme cases.2 GRC is currently a weak economy, facing high interest rates and is characterized by a high share of fossil fuels (>80%) in its electricity mix. In contrast, AUT represents a relatively strong economy, facing low interest rates, with a high share of renewables (>60%) in its electricity mix (EC, 2016). The general functioning of the model is as follows. In each region, one representative household provides production factors (skilled labor, unskilled labor and capital) and 2 We focus on the electricity mix, since the electrification of the economy seems to be a promising first option for switching to a pathway towards a low-carbon economy. collects taxes. There are 15 production sectors (see Table 2), using inputs from each other (intermediate demand) in combination with production factors to create output. Factor and tax income is used to maximize final demand, implemented as nested constant elasticity of substitution (CES) functions, separately for private and public consumption. The production sectors use intermediate inputs and production factors in order to create output and maximize profits, also subject to nested CES production functions. Foreign trade is depicted via bilateral trade flows. Domestic ally produced commodities can either be exported or supplied to domestic markets. Imported commodities can substitute for domestic ally produced commodities, but only to a certain extent (following Xxxxxxxxx, 1969). Hence, all economic agents (i.e. producers and households) are interlinked via domestic and international markets, making it possible to reveal econom...
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