2017 Tenth International Conference Management of Large-Scale System Development (MLSD) · 2017 · 10 citations · 2 references
Social SciencesDevelopment StudiesEconomicsDevelopment EconomicsForecastingMacroeconomicsDynamic Economic ModelsEconomic AnalysisEconomic DynamicsEconomic ForecastingModel SpecificationRussian EconomyDisposable Income CalculationEconomic EquilibriumEconomic Growth DynamicsEconomic SimulationGrowth RatesInput Output BalanceMulti-agent SimulationOil Prices
The intersectoral model MEMMAS was developed as a tool for describing and forecasting the economy in the context of substantial changes in the external and internal conditions of its development. MEMMAS combines a multi-agent description of the economy functioning with the interbranch input-output balance methodology. This model helped to conduct the forecasting studies of the impact of Urals oil prices on the Russian economy development. The Urals price levels were determined, which ensure positive growth rates of GDP and real disposable income of the population in 2017.
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