• Shows readers how CGE modeling can facilitate public policy analysis • Covers several important policy and technical issues, such as financial markets, that are not included in other CGE books • Introduces readers (in a broad, non-technical context) to the theoretical background of general equilibrium analysis before moving on to building models • Provides examples of code for building CGE models • Accessible to users of Julia, Fortran, GAMS, GEMPACK and other programming languages/software

• Shows readers how CGE modeling can facilitate public policy analysis • Covers several important policy and technical issues, such as financial markets, that are not included in other CGE books • Introduces readers (in a broad, non-technical context) to the theoretical background of general equilibrium analysis before moving on to building models • Provides examples of code for building CGE models • Accessible to users of Julia, Fortran, GAMS, GEMPACK and other programming languages/software