The Effects of Rice Export Policy on Regional Income, Prices and the Poor : A 'Bottom-Up' Regional CGE Model for Vietnam
A 'bottom up' regional Computable General Equilibrium Model (CGE) model for Vietnam is constructed for 28 commodities and 8 regions (using a GSO input-output table for 2005). The model is used to analyze the recent dramatic increases in t...
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Language: | English en_US |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2017
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Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/619361468329677689/The-effects-of-rice-export-policy-on-regional-income-prices-and-the-poor-A-bottom-up-regional-CGE-model-for-Vietnam http://hdl.handle.net/10986/27579 |
Summary: | A 'bottom up' regional
Computable General Equilibrium Model (CGE) model for Vietnam
is constructed for 28 commodities and 8 regions (using a GSO
input-output table for 2005). The model is used to analyze
the recent dramatic increases in the world price of rice on
the regional economy of Vietnam, and the Vietnamese policy
response to limit exports. Although results show limited
'pro-poor' outcomes, the CGE model and a
micro-simulation (using 2006 VHLSS - Vietnamese Household
Living Standard Survey data) show that recent rice export
quotas resulted in falls total rural savings as measured by
the difference in total income less total production cost
and consumption of rice. The structure of the paper is as
follows. Section two provides the background and reviews
existing studies in Vietnam that have tried to estimate the
welfare impact of government policies in rice market.
Section three describes the methods and data. The results
from the CGE model and micro-simulation on household data
are discussed in section four. Section five offer concluding remarks. |
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