TABLE 2. Steady-state national accounts (ratio to GDP, %)
HomeREAUSRW
Domestic demand
Private consumption46.956.466.154.9
Private investment16.2517.4116.2519.25
Public consumption18.8023.1019.4020.60
Public investment3.03.03.03.0
Trade
Imports (total)75.723.513.89.3
Imports of consumption goods29.212.79.53.9
Imports of investment goods9.64.43.02.4
Imports of exports37.06.41.33.0
Net foreign assets (ratio to annual GDP)-20.0-0.1--3.0
Trade balance (ratio to annual GDP)15.00.1-4.82.2
Share of world GDP0.02616.4422.660.7
Note: REA=Rest of the euro area; US=United States; RW=Rest of world
TABLE 3. International Linkages (Trade matrix, share of domestic GDP, %)
HomeREAUSRW
Consumption-good imports
Total consumption good imports29.212.79.53.9
From partner
Home-0.50.20.1
REA6.4-1.02.4
US2.81.0-1.4
RW20.011.28.3-
Investment-good imports
Total investment good imports9.54.43.02.4
From partner
Home-0.10.10.0
REA1.6-0.41.3
US3.50.8-1.1
RW4.43.52.5-
Imports of exports
Total imports of exports37.06.41.33.1
From partner
Home-0.30.00.1
REA7.8-0.21.8
US6.20.7-1.2
RW23.05.41.1-
Note: REA=Rest of the euro area; US=United States; RW=Rest of world
The set of parameters governing the pricing block of the model consists of firm markups (Table 4), nominal price rigidities (Table 5), and parameters of monetary policy rules (Table 6). The calibration of these parameters in the model follows the parameterisation estimated in Christoffel et al. (2008), and the values used in Gomes et al. (2012).