Table 1.

Calibrated indexes of the model according to Iran’s economy variables

Indicators	Description	Value	Method
$\frac{C}{Y}$	Stable ratio of private consumption to non-oil production	0.62	[1]
$\frac{I^k}{Y}$	Stable ratio of Investment expenditures to non-oil production	0.16	[1]
$\frac{G}{Y}$	Stable ratio of private government expenditures to non-oil production	0.31	[1]
$\frac{R^{\mathit{oil}}}{Y}$	Stable ratio of oil revenues to non-oil production	0.26	[1]
$\frac{T}{G}$	Stable ratio of tax revenues to government expenditures	0.25	[1]
$\frac{X^S}{Y}$	Stable ratio of consumption of health goods to non-oil production	0.056	[1]
$\frac{R^{\mathit{oil}}}{G}$	Stable ratio of oil revenues to government expenditures	0.81	[1]
$\frac{X^{\mathit{sg}}}{G}$	Stable ratio of government health expenditures to government expenditures	0.071	[1]
${\delta }^k$	Physical capital depreciation rate	0.028	[2]
$\omega$	size of the crisis	0.05–0.1–0.15	[3]
${\rho }_z$	AR(1) parameter, persistence of health disaster risk	0.4–0.6–0.8	[3]

[1] Model calculations; [2] Data average; [3] Yang et al. (2020)