摘要:A dynamic computable general equilibrium model of a five county Northern Nevada economy is used to
estimate the business losses and recovery efforts of a 1.6 million acre rangeland fire. In comparison to inputoutput
or social accounting models, the dynamic computable general equilibrium model incorporates the roles
of markets and prices in the estimation of this natural catastrophe. Results indicate that fire suppression and
rehabilitation expenditures were not enough to offset the losses in public land grazing activities.