R&D AND ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES OF THE EUROPE 2020 STRATEGY: ASSESSMENT BY THE NEMESIS MODEL



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R&D AND ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTIVES OF THE EUROPE 2020 STRATEGY: ASSESSMENT BY THE NEMESIS MODEL 1 Francis BOSSIER Arnaud FOUGEYROLLAS Antoine MELON Brussels, June 11th 2010

OUTLINE 1. Origin of the model 2. Main characteristics 3. R&D in NEMESIS 4. Main uses 2

1. ORIGIN OF THE MODEL The HERMES modelling experience Project launched in 1981 by the Commission of European Communities Construction of a new macrosectoral (9 branches) and dynamic model designed to study the interactions energy-economy Same models built simultaneously in 12 European countries, linked together by a bilateral flows model Main uses: consequences of oil price shock; harmonization of VAT rates at the Community level; alternative financing of the social security 3

1. ORIGIN OF THE MODEL The E3ME experience During the nineties: need to develop more detailed econometric models, including all regions of Europe and giving a better description of long term properties of the economy. The E3ME econometric model: 19 EU regions and 30 sectors, with a complete treatment of energy and environment, developed by a consortium of teams including Erasme and FPB and cofinanced by the European Union (Joule programs of the European commission) 4

1. ORIGIN OF THE MODEL BUT: difficulties in simulating the whole system, due to the use of four different softwares; no complete and fully coherent databank; model not completely balanced for supply-demand; coherent supply block not really integrated, -- new project: NEMESIS 5

1. ORIGIN OF THE MODEL New Econometric Model for Environmental and Strategies Implementation for Sustainable development NEMESIS is an European macro sectoral econometric model initially developed by a consortium coordinated by Erasme and including the CCIP (chambre de commerce et d industrie de Paris), NTUA (University of Athens) and the FPB. The project is cofinanced by the European commission 6

2. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS Detailed sectoral model representing 26 European countries (EU27 less Bulgaria and Cyprus+ Norway), 30 industries and 27 consumption categories Each country is modelled individually Owing to its important level of detail, this model contains about 200,000 equations and 250,000 variables In spite of its size, NEMESIS can be run on every recent computer by using the IODE software developed by the FPB. 7

2. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS NEMESIS is a macro econometric model wherein the new neoclassical theories of growth have been largely taken into account, notably by integrating a supply side deeply developed. In this medium-long term structural model, the supply determines the long term equilibrium. The model includes an endogenous technical change module and a very detailed energyenvironment module. 8

2. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS 30 sectors: 1 Agriculture 2 Coal and Coke 3 Oil & Gas Extraction 4 Gas Distribution 5 Refined Oil 6 Electricity 7 Water Supply 8 Ferr & non Ferrous Metals 9 Non Metallic Min Products 10 Chemicals 11 Metal Products 12 Agr & Indus Machines 13 Office machines 14 Electrical Goods 15 transport Equipment 16 Food, Drink & Tobacco 17 Tex., Cloth & Footw. 18 Paper & Printing Products 19 Rubber & Plastic 20 Other Manufactures 21 Construction 22 Inland Transports 23 Sea & Air Transports 24 Other Transports 25 Distribution 26 Lodging & Catering 27 Communication 28 Bank, Finance & Insurance 29 Other Market Services 30 Non Market Services 9

2. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS 27 consumption categories 1 Food 2 Drink 3 Tobacco 4 Clothing and Footwear 5 Gross Rent & Water 6 Electricity 7 Gas 8 Liquid Fuels 9 Other Fuels (solids) 10 Furniture, etc. 11 Household Text., etc. 12 Major Appliances 13 Hardware 14 Household Operation 15 Domestic Services 16 Medical Care, etc. 17 Cars, etc. 18 Petrol, etc. 19 Rail Transport 20 Buses & Coaches 21 Air Transport 22 Other Transport 23 Communication 24 Equipment, etc. 25 Entertainment, etc. 26 Exp Rest and Hotel 27 Misc. Good & Services 10

2. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS NEMESIS blocks and optional modules: NEMESIS CORE PUBLIC FINANCE & INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNT SUPPLY SIDE DEMAND SIDE R&D LABOUR MARKET INTERNATIONAL TRADE ENERGY- ENVIRONMENT AGRICULTURE LAND-USE NEMESIS OPTIONAL MODULES NUTS-2 REGIONS 11

2. MAIN CHARACTERISTICS Exogenous variables: National and European Level : demography, labour supply fiscal policy and government expenditures (defence, health, education, other) interest rates and exchange rates Rest of the world : activity proxies in the rest of the world wholesale and commodity prices, energy prices Endogenous variables: The model outputs provide all relevant economic variables at both European and National, macroeconomic and detailed sectoral levels for the next 30 years 12

3. R&D IN NEMESIS Introduction What can we learn from the new growth theories? Technical progress in NEMESIS 13

3. R&D IN NEMESIS INTRODUCTION In the 90 s, development of endogenous/semi endogenous growth theories literature Late development of these theories in applied modeling Lack of data Lack of empirical evidences Increasing questioning from policy makers 14

3. R&D IN NEMESIS WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE NEW GROWTH THEORIES? 1/2 We can act on long term growth R&D Policies are important Precise description of endogenous technical progress 15

3. R&D IN NEMESIS WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE NEW GROWTH THEORIES? 2/2 Possibilities of non decreasing returns Knowledge externalities Social returns of research are greater than private returns Spontaneous research level is insufficient 16

3. R&D IN NEMESIS TECHNICAL PROGRESS IN NEMESIS 1/5 Two types of innovations Process Product (quality) Endogenous technical progress Learning R&D Knowledge externalities (Knowledge Spillovers) Inter-sectoral Inter-national 17

3. R&D IN NEMESIS TECHNICAL PROGRESS IN NEMESIS 2/5 From R&D Expenditures to R&D stocks From R&D stocks to Knowledge From Knowledge to economic performances 18

3. R&D IN NEMESIS TECHNICAL PROGRESS IN NEMESIS 3/5 Current R&D stocks Decay R&D Expenditure Lagged R&D stocks 19

3. R&D IN NEMESIS TECHNICAL PROGRESS IN NEMESIS 4/5 Public R&D stock R&D stock of Nat. sector Knowledge of the sector Foreign Public R&D stocks Technology flow matrices bilateral trade R&D stocks of others Nat. sectors Foreign R&D stocks by sectors 20

3. R&D IN NEMESIS TECHNICAL PROGRESS IN NEMESIS 5/5 Quality (product) innovation Increase goods quality Knowledge Process innovation Decrease Production price Taste for quality Increase Demands Price elasticity 21

4. MAIN USES The baseline: provides European economic tendencies from 2010 to 2030 in absence of additional policies. The baseline outputs: Allow highlighting the main challenges that the EU will have to face in the next 20 years in terms of growth, labour development, R&D and environment. enable to assess the impacts of a policy implementation 22

4. MAIN USES Economic policies Fiscal policies Social VAT Green fiscality Growth and employment policies Economic recovery 23

4. MAIN USES R&D and knowledge policies Ex-ante assessment of national action plans for R&D Ex-ante assessment of the 7th and 8th European framework program Assessment of the R&D target of Europe 2020 Strategy 24

4. MAIN USES Energy/Environment policies Oil Price shock Assessment of the impacts of national energy policies (french Grenelle de l environnement, ) Assessment for EU Climate Action and Renewable Energy Package 25