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This code tells how to calculate prices of emissions, external costs of health and CO2 emissions, net costs of operating power plants (two different versions), and finally total cost. | This code tells how to calculate prices of emissions, external costs of health and CO2 emissions, net costs of operating power plants (two different versions), and finally total cost. | ||
<rcode name="totalCost" label="Initiate totalCost (for developers only)" store=1> | <rcode name="totalCost" label="Initiate totalCost (for developers only)" store=1 embed=1> | ||
# This code is Op_en3283/totalCost [[Economic impacts]] | # This code is Op_en3283/totalCost [[Economic impacts]] | ||
library(OpasnetUtils) | library(OpasnetUtils) | ||
emissionprice <- Ovariable("emissionprice", | emissionprice <- Ovariable("emissionprice", | ||
dependencies = data.frame(Name = c("co2price")), | dependencies = data.frame(Name = c("co2price"),Ident = "Op_en7379/externalities"), | ||
formula = function(...) { | formula = function(...) { | ||
temp <- c("CO2direct", "CO2eq", "CO2trade", "PM2.5") | temp <- c("CO2direct", "CO2eq", "CO2trade", "PM2.5") | ||
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"DALYs", | "DALYs", | ||
"DALYprice" | "DALYprice" | ||
) | ), | ||
Ident = c(NA,"Op_en7379/externalities",NA,"Op_en7379/externalities") | |||
), | ), | ||
formula = function(...) { | formula = function(...) { | ||
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climate <- oapply(climate, cols = "Pollutant", FUN = sum) # Remove joint index Pollutant | climate <- oapply(climate, cols = "Pollutant", FUN = sum) # Remove joint index Pollutant | ||
out <- combine(health, climate) | out <- OpasnetUtils::combine(health, climate) | ||
# out$Cost <- factor(out$Cost, levels = c( | # out$Cost <- factor(out$Cost, levels = c( | ||
# "Management cost", | # "Management cost", | ||
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fuelcost <- oapply(unkeep(fuelcost, sources = TRUE), cols = c("Burner"), FUN = sum) | fuelcost <- oapply(unkeep(fuelcost, sources = TRUE), cols = c("Burner"), FUN = sum) | ||
cost <- combine( | cost <- OpasnetUtils::combine( | ||
investment, # Investment cost | investment, # Investment cost | ||
maintenance, # Maintenance cost | maintenance, # Maintenance cost | ||
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fuelcost <- oapply(unkeep(fuelcost, sources = TRUE), cols = c("Burner"), FUN = sum) | fuelcost <- oapply(unkeep(fuelcost, sources = TRUE), cols = c("Burner"), FUN = sum) | ||
cost <- combine( | cost <- OpasnetUtils::combine( | ||
investment, # Investment cost | investment, # Investment cost | ||
maintenance, # Maintenance cost | maintenance, # Maintenance cost | ||
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), | ), | ||
formula = function(...) { | formula = function(...) { | ||
out <- combine(plantCost, externalCost) | out <- OpasnetUtils::combine(plantCost, externalCost) | ||
# out$Cost <- factor(out$Cost, levels = c( | # out$Cost <- factor(out$Cost, levels = c( | ||
# "Management cost", | # "Management cost", | ||
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time = "Time" # column name for time index | time = "Time" # column name for time index | ||
) { | ) { | ||
allcost <- combine(...) | allcost <- OpasnetUtils::combine(...) | ||
temp <- unique(allcost[ , allcost@marginal & colnames(allcost@output) != time]@output) | temp <- unique(allcost[ , allcost@marginal & colnames(allcost@output) != time]@output) | ||
out <- data.frame() | out <- data.frame() |
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How to assess typical economic impacts in an assessment?
Answer
Rationale
External and total costs
This code tells how to calculate prices of emissions, external costs of health and CO2 emissions, net costs of operating power plants (two different versions), and finally total cost.
Net present value
Net present value is the total value of a product, when all its costs and benefits are discounted and then summed to the present time (as if all costs and benefits would occur today). The effective annual cost is similar, but it is scaled differently: it is as if all costs and benefits would occur every year at constant rate.
Effective annual cost
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See also
- Competitiveness, trade and investment flows
- Competition in the internal market
- Operating costs and conduct of business
- Administrative costs on businesses
- Property rights
- Innovation and research
- Consumers and households
- Specific regions or sectors
- Third countries and international relations
- Public authorities
- The macroeconomic environment