Automobile Sector Forecasting Model User's Guide. Final Report
Automobile Sector Forecasting Model User's Guide. Final Report
The Auto Sector Forecasting (ASF) Model presented is designed to be a tool for describing the effects of alternative automobile fuel-economy policies. It produces the future gasoline consumption, vehicle miles of travel, new car sales, fleet size, and fleet composition which are projected to result from a given fuel-economy policy posture. These postures include the use of excise taxes and rebates applied to new-car fuel economy, imposition of sales-weighted fuel-economy standards by manufacturer, and manipulation of the price of gasoline through taxation or other measures. This document presents the mechanics of using this model. It is a user's guide, not a discussion of the model's motivation or statistical properties.
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Automobile Sector Forecasting Model User's Guide. Final Report
1976
49 pages
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English
Road Transportation , Automobiles , Fuel economy , Charges , Consumption rates , Forecasting , Gasoline , Manufacturers , Regulations , Simulation , Standards , Taxes , Trade , ERDA/320203 , ERDA/290100 , ERDA/291000
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