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-# The FINGREEN macroeconomic model for Finland+# FINGREEN 
 +A macroeconomic model for Finland.
 ## Purpose and objectives of the research project  ## Purpose and objectives of the research project 
  
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 The model development proceeds step by step, starting with data collection. The model is initialized with Excel files that are linked to the Vensim model. These files compile a broad set of empirical data from public databases (around 100 datasets downloaded), mainly from Statistics Finland and Eurostat. Model development includes data integration, parameter estimation, simulations, model calibration based on historical data, and sensitivity analyses. Once developed, the model will be used to simulate and compare alternative policy scenarios.  The model development proceeds step by step, starting with data collection. The model is initialized with Excel files that are linked to the Vensim model. These files compile a broad set of empirical data from public databases (around 100 datasets downloaded), mainly from Statistics Finland and Eurostat. Model development includes data integration, parameter estimation, simulations, model calibration based on historical data, and sensitivity analyses. Once developed, the model will be used to simulate and compare alternative policy scenarios. 
  
-## Source data +## Input data 
  
 Economic and demographic data: population forecasts, migration, time use data, macroeconomic shocks, input–output tables, intermediate input coefficients, breakdown of final demand, foreign trade flows, consumption profiles, price indices, elasticity estimates, investment data, public finance variables, labour productivity, labour market indicators, and the structure of the public sector.  Economic and demographic data: population forecasts, migration, time use data, macroeconomic shocks, input–output tables, intermediate input coefficients, breakdown of final demand, foreign trade flows, consumption profiles, price indices, elasticity estimates, investment data, public finance variables, labour productivity, labour market indicators, and the structure of the public sector. 
  
 Environmental data: electricity production, emissions trading systems, temperature trends, forests and land use, biodiversity, ecosystem services, ecological pressures, and sectoral environmental impacts.  Environmental data: electricity production, emissions trading systems, temperature trends, forests and land use, biodiversity, ecosystem services, ecological pressures, and sectoral environmental impacts.