Solves for tax-inclusive expenditure as [update_expenditure_cp_2015()], with suppliers receiving expenditure net of the tax wedge and the tax revenue as part of income. [process_results()] uses it for the initial expenditure.

update_expenditure_mw_2021(
  expenditure_new,
  consumption_share,
  input_share,
  trade_share_new,
  tariff_new,
  export_subsidy_new,
  tax_new,
  value_added,
  wage_change,
  trade_balance_new,
  model_dimensions,
  tolerance,
  verbose,
  convergence_method,
  max_inner_iterations = 5000L
)

Arguments

expenditure_new

Matrix of new expenditures, dimensions: country x sector.

consumption_share

Matrix of consumption shares, dimensions: country x sector.

input_share

Array of beta-multiplied input-output coefficients, dimensions: country x input x output.

trade_share_new

Array of new trade shares, dimensions: origin x destination x sector.

tariff_new

Array of new tariffs, dimensions: origin x destination x sector.

export_subsidy_new

Array of export subsidies, dimensions: origin x destination x sector.

tax_new

Matrix of new tax wedges, dimensions: country x sector.

value_added

Vector of value added, dimension: country.

wage_change

Vector of change in wages, dimension: country.

trade_balance_new

Vector of new aggregate trade balance, dimension: country.

model_dimensions

List of model dimensions.

tolerance

Tolerance for inner convergence.

verbose

Verbosity level.

convergence_method

Method for convergence checking.

max_inner_iterations

Maximum number of inner iterations before the loop bails out (default 5000).

Value

List with `expenditure_new` (country x sector), `n_iterations_expenditure_update` and `inner_converged`.