Activity 12B : Loosening the labour constraint in a multi-periodical model – Solution 2

Download the solution model : labour2.gms

You should find the following table in the display tab of your .lst file :

The result parameter is written as follows :

Parameter RESULT(*,*);
RESULT(c,t) = X.L(c,t);
RESULT(‘Land’, ‘Total’) = LAND.L;
RESULT(‘Land’, ‘Marginal’)=LAND.M;
RESULT(‘Land_Winter’, ‘Total’) = LABOUR.L(‘winter’);
RESULT(‘Labour_Winter’, ‘Marginal’)= LABOUR.M(‘winter’);
RESULT(‘Labour_Summer’, ‘Total’) = LABOUR.L(‘summer’);
RESULT(‘Labour_Summer’, ‘Marginal’)= LABOUR.M(‘summer’);
RESULT(‘Water’, ‘Total’) = WATER.L;
RESULT(‘Water’, ‘Marginal’)= WATER.M;
RESULT(c,’TOTAL’) = sum(t, X.L(c,t));
RESULT(‘Labour_Worker_Winter’,’Total’)=MOS.L(‘winter’);
RESULT(‘Labour_Worker_Summer’,’Total’)=MOS.L(‘summer’);
Display RESULT ;