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Economy input vars #303
Economy input vars #303
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Included unemployment in millions and unemployment rate into the economic yaml.
This reverts commit bd4f63c.
Added new variables for the economic list. The variables are related to input data used in the macroeconomic models under the different scenarios.
Added new variables for the economic list. The variables are related to input data used in the macroeconomic models under the different scenarios.
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Does it make sense to have one limit across all fossil resources? Shouldn't this be distinguished between different fuels?
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In general, it is true. Nevertheless, we have used a single parameter to control the extraction of oil and gas. I can make three parameters: one for oil and one for gas and use the same parameter in the data upload, though. I will make a new pull request with the updated variables
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No, do NOT make a new pull request - this is not how GitHub works.
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Ok. I only updated the description of the variables, then.
Split the variable for the extraction of fossil fuels into one variable for extraction of crude oil and one variable for extraction of natural gas.
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Two suggestions to use the hierarchy-notation.
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- Extraction Limit for Crude Oil: | |
- Extraction Limit|Crude Oil: |
Co-authored-by: Daniel Huppmann <dh@dergelbesalon.at>
Co-authored-by: Daniel Huppmann <dh@dergelbesalon.at>
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Thanks @paopis!
Included new variables in the economy.yaml file to be able to upload the input data that is used in the macroeconomic models to characterize the different scenarios.