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If you liked Computable General Equilibrium Modeling by Kenneth Castellanos, Andrew Feltenstein, and Gohar Sedrakyan, start with Bank Failures and Fiscal Austerity - Policy Presecriptions for a Developing Country (2000), Tax policy and trade liberalization (1992), and Why Is It So Hard to Finance Budget Deficits? Problems of a Developing Country (2002). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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BookOrb recommends Bank Failures and Fiscal Austerity - Policy Presecriptions for a Developing Country (2000), Tax policy and trade liberalization (1992), Why Is It So Hard to Finance Budget Deficits? Problems of a Developing Country (2002), Analysis of the Optimal Provision of Public Infrastructure - A Computational Model Using Mexican Data (1996), and Analysis of the Underground Economy and Its Macroeconomic Consequences (2003).

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Who wrote Computable General Equilibrium Modeling?

Computable General Equilibrium Modeling is by Kenneth Castellanos, Andrew Feltenstein, and Gohar Sedrakyan.