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 The simulation response of the models depends on the interplay of the contraints and the objective function. Given the relatively small number of contraints directly impacting on the allocation of the production activities, the simulation response is too a large extent depending on the parametrization of the quadratic terms of the cost function. The simulation response of the models depends on the interplay of the contraints and the objective function. Given the relatively small number of contraints directly impacting on the allocation of the production activities, the simulation response is too a large extent depending on the parametrization of the quadratic terms of the cost function.
  
-The slope terms of the cost function are either estimated from time series analysis ([[http://hss.ulb.uni-bonn.de/2007/1157/1157.pdf|Jansson 2007]]) or derived from exogenous elasticities. The models may hence be seen as a kind of hybrid approach combining features from traditional programming models with dual econometric estimation (see also [[http://www.ilr1.uni-bonn.de/agpo/staff/heckelei/heckelei_hab.pdf|Heckelei 2002]]). The cost functions' constant terms let the models calibrate to a given vector of technical coefficients, levels of the production activities, prices and subsidies. One set of parameters is generated to let the regional models calibrate to a three-year average around the base year, another to ensure calibration to the reference run.+The slope terms of the cost function are either estimated from time series analysis ([[https://bonndoc.ulb.uni-bonn.de/xmlui/handle/20.500.11811/2728|Jansson 2007]]) or derived from exogenous elasticities. The models may hence be seen as a kind of hybrid approach combining features from traditional programming models with dual econometric estimation (see also [[http://www.ilr1.uni-bonn.de/agpo/staff/heckelei/heckelei_hab.pdf|Heckelei 2002]]FIXME). The cost functions' constant terms let the models calibrate to a given vector of technical coefficients, levels of the production activities, prices and subsidies. One set of parameters is generated to let the regional models calibrate to a three-year average around the base year, another to ensure calibration to the reference run.
  
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