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E3MG

E3MG is a sectoral econometric model that has been developed with the intention of analysing long-term energy and environment interactions within the global economy and assessing short and long-term impacts of climate-change policy. It is very similar to E3ME in structure and closely links economic outcomes with energy policy. It

E3MG is a sectoral econometric model that has been developed with the intention of analysing long-term energy and environment interactions within the global economy and assessing short and long-term impacts of climate-change policy.

It is very similar to E3ME in structure and closely links economic outcomes with energy policy. It has a particular focus on taxes and subsidies, making it highly relevant to analysis of these response measures. Its global nature also makes it a useful tool for assessing the deployment of new technologies in developing countries.

E3MG is relevant in assessing the socio-economic impact of climate change mitigation policies on a global level. It is particularly useful in analysing the effects of changes in tax and subsidy policies, as well as analysing technological diffusion in developing countries.

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