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Researchers at the University of Surrey developed free Capybara 2.0 software that substantially reduces computer memory for complex trade analysis. Tests on a standard Lenovo laptop showed the tool used less than 1 megabyte of memory, compared with approximately 897 megabytes for the conventional base R approach, making detailed economic modeling accessible on limited hardware.
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