case-study - the transition of belgium towards a low carbon society: a macroeconomic analysis fed by a participative approach

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Abstract
We describe a new approach for analyzing the socio-economic impacts of a low carbon transition. It consists in feeding a traditional macroeconomic model of a national economy, namely Belgium, with the results of a participative modelling exercise based on a prospective energy accounting model, the so-called Calculator. While contributing to overcoming important economic modelling barriers, this approach fosters stakeholders engagement and allows for extending the scope of the energy transition impact analysis.
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Authors ;L. Berger;Th Bréchet;J. Pestiaux;V. van Steenberghe
Journal diabetic foot & ankle
Year 2020
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