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Plenary session IV: MAMS Closure rules – definition and inter- pretation of simulation results Hans Lofgren World Bank Presentation for Third Training Workshop of the Project Assessing Development Strategies to Achieve the MDGs in the Arab Region, Casablanca, December 2-5, 2008

Outline Context and options for different types of closures: –macro –factor markets –commodity markets Closures for key project scenarios

1. Macro Closures Clearing mechanisms (assuring that receipts = outlays) for three macro balances: 1.Balance of Payments 2.Savings-Investment Balance 3.Government budget The following slides discuss these three macro balances.

Balance of Payments Non-trade-related payments (transfers, foreign investment) are non-clearing, determined by their own rules (exogenous values in foreign currency; exogenous shares of GDP; shares of domestic income flows). The exchange rate (in the model: local currency per unit of foreign currency) clears the balance by influencing export and import quantities. Excel file and sheet: -data-general.xls, rowclos0

Balance of Payments A BoP deficit (e.g. due to a decline in foreign aid) depreciation ( exchange rate) –for domestic producers: increased price for exports relative to domestic sales [increased real exchange rate] larger share of output to exports –for domestic demanders: increased price of imports relative to domestic commodities [increased real exchange rate] smaller share of demand to imports Vice versa for the case of a BoP surplus. In both cases, the exchange rate will change as much as needed to bring about the export and import changes needed to eliminate the imbalance.

Savings-Investment Balance Government investment: –typically determined by needs for capital stocks in government service production; –government closure rule (discussed below) assures that it is financed Foreign Direct Investment (FDI): savings (financing) determines investment spending. Savings-investment closure rule affects link household savings and household private investment Excel file and sheet: -data-general.xls, siclos0

Rules for clearing saving- investment balance

Rules for clearing government budget The choice of rule (= variable) for clearing the government budget is an important part of many counterfactual scenarios The following table shows alternative rules. Excel file and sheet: -data- general.xls, govclos0

Rules for clearing the government budget

Rules for non-clearing government spending and receipts items Separate rules required for spending and receipt items that do not play the role of clearing the government budget. The following two tables show available options for such spending and receipt items. Excel file and sheets: -data- general.xls; govrulespnd0 or govrulerec0

Rules for government spending

Rules for government receipts

2. Market-clearing variables for factors Factors. Two alternatives: 1.exogenous unemployment: wage clears 2.endogenous unemployment. Two regimes: a.unemployment above minimum rate: unemployment rate clears (influencing reservation and market wage) b.unemployment at minimum rate (= full employment): wage clears Excel file and sheets: -data-general.xls; facclos0; and uerat00, ueratmin, wfreselas.

Factor market with endogenous unemployment

3. Market-clearing variables for commodities Commodities. Three categories: –Domestic output sold at home: prices –Exports: quantities demanded (small-country assumption) or international constant-elasticity demand function; –Imports: quantities supplied; Multiple options only specified for exports. Excel file and sheets: -data-general.xls –the sheet sam-related-sets, the set ced (empty if small-country assumption, the typical case) and –the sheet tradelas, the parameter tradelas(c,'rhoe').

4. Closures for key project scenarios In the core project scenarios, the government adjusts its consumption spending in one or more service areas sufficiently to achieve one or more MDGs, with a flexible financing source Rule for government consumption of relevant services (govrulespnd0): 5 (government consumption is a free variable; no restrictions in terms of growth, GDP or absorption shares, or services per student [if education]).

Closures for key project scenarios Rules for clearing government budget: –1 (scaling of domestic direct and indirect tax rates); –4 (grant aid); –5 (domestic borrowing with interest payments on the resulting debt); or –6 (foreign borrowing with interest payments on the resulting debt)