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* Commented out the 20% reduction of iGDPR (supposed to have been done long ago), also removed GDPGRBal values for India, Russia, Brazil and Indonesia. This point might alone explain the increase in WGDP(2100). | * Commented out the 20% reduction of iGDPR (supposed to have been done long ago), also removed GDPGRBal values for India, Russia, Brazil and Indonesia. This point might alone explain the increase in WGDP(2100). | ||
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You can download IFs Version 7.81 at 7.81.
- Commented out the 20% reduction of iGDPR (supposed to have been done long ago), also removed GDPGRBal values for India, Russia, Brazil and Indonesia. This point might alone explain the increase in WGDP(2100).
- New and simplified procedure to merge Migration data (Dyadic with Monadic), migration data is still the old one, new one being vetted.
- Added a limit to negative values in CXDEBTACC, which it accumulates to about 200 Billion$ for Brunei, with a GDP of only 17 Billion$, the limit is 2*GDP, we already had it for positive values, this helps initialization of External Debt
- New procedure to save results directly without having to load them into a table from Flex Displays (useful when too many columns to be loaded).
- Fixes to calculation of Dyadic Influence.
- New Dyadic variable for Trade Agreement.
- Poverty Update from Mohammod (adding more child categories)