"Multimarket Effects of Agricultural Research with Technological Spillovers" by George B. Frisvold Chapter 13 of "Global Trade Analysis: Modeling and Applications", Thomas W. Hertel (editor). Based on README file prepared by Elena I. Ianchovichina. **************************************************************************** I. REGIONS AND COMMODITIES Regions: NorthAmerica: US, Canada Eur-Union: European Union AustrNZ: Australia and New Zealand SEastAsia: South East Asia, Malaysia and Singapore, Thailand and the Philippines, Indonesia EastAsia: East Asia ROW: Japan, Peoples' Republic of China, Hong Kong, Republic of Korea, Taiwan, Rest of the World Sectors: crops: Crops livestoc: Livestock fish&foo: Processed food manufact: Mining and manufactures services: Services II. EXPERIMENT FILES To replicate the experiments go to "SOLVE" in RunGTAP, and load one of the experiments listed below: exp1A: first part of experiment E1: output-augmenting technical change in the crops sector of Australasia. exp1B: second part of experiment E1: output-augmenting technical change in the crops sector of North America. exp1C: third part of experiment E1: output-augmenting technical change in the crops sector of Southeast Asia. exp2: experiment E2: output-augmenting technical change in the crops sectors of Australasia, North America and Southeast Asia. This is the case where research reduces costs not only in the innovating country, but also leads to spillovers that reduce costs in other regions. exp3: experiment E3a: a 2% output augmenting technical change in the crops sector of all regions except Australasia. exp3: experiment E3b: a 2% output augmenting technical change in the crops sector of all regions except North America. exp3C: experiment E3c: a 2% output augmenting technical change in the crops sector of all regions except Southeast Asia. exp4A: experiments E4a and B2: a one percent cost reduction in the North American processed food sector from a labor-augmenting technical change. exp4B: experiment E4b: a one percent cost reduction in the processed food sector of all regions except North America from a labor-augmenting technical change. exp4C: experiment E4c: a one percent cost reduction in the processed food sector of all regions from a labor-augmenting technical change. expB1: experiment B1: a one percent cost reduction in the North American food sector from technical change which is neutral / output-augmenting. expB3: experiment B3: a one percent cost reduction in the North American food sector from livestock-augmenting technical change expB4: experiment B4: a one percent cost reduction in the North American food sector from services-augmenting technical change CLOSURE All the experiments use the "GTAP Book" general equilibrium closure file, MRGE. SOLUTION METHOD method = Gragg ; steps = 2 4 6 ;