What does CGE mean?
CGE means Computable General Economic
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Computable General Economic?
Computable General Economic can be abbreviated as CGE
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What does CGE stand for? CGE stands for "Computable General Economic". |
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What is the meaning of CGE abbreviation? The meaning of CGE abbreviation is "Computable General Economic". |
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What is CGE abbreviation? One of the definitions of CGE is "Computable General Economic". |
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What does CGE mean? CGE as abbreviation means "Computable General Economic". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ECOMET - Economic Interest Grouping of the National Meteorological Services of the European Economic Area
- GDFER - General Directorate of Foreign Economic Relations
- CGEM - Computable General Equilibrium Model
- CGE - Computable General Equilibrium
- GAGB - General Association of General Baptists
- GFGL - General Fund - General Ledger
- SGEI - Services of General Economic Interest
- SCGE - Spatial Computable General Equilibrium
- CEEL - Computable and Experimental Economics Laboratory
- COBERA - Computable and Behavioural Economics Research Axis
- CUE - Computable Urban Economic
- DCGE - Dynamic Computable General Equilibrium
- GED - General Economic Division
- GFGLS - General Fund General Ledger System
- GS/GM - General Schedule and or General Manager
- GSS - General Star Spangled, Refers To Any Over Patriotic, Usually Callous And Uncaring General.
- CSI - Computable Semantic Interoperability
- GURL - General User Radio License (New Zealand Ministry of Economic Development Radio Frequency license type)
- cdf - Computable Document Format
- GDEP - General Direction of Economic Policy