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This book uses computational economics and policy simulation methods to study geopolitical and economic issues. After entering the 21st century, geopolitical and economic issues have undergone major changes: first, the focus of analysis has transitioned from geopolitics to geoeconomics; second, the spatial scale of geopolitical and economic issues has expanded to the world; third, geopolitical and economic issues have become diversified. These new characteristics pose challenges to traditional geopolitical economics analysis methods. Constructing and applying a global multi-regional computable general equilibrium system to analyze geopolitical and economic issues has become an important analytical strategy.