Multi-Country Models and Methods program
- Lee JW, Song E, October 2023, Demographic Change and Long-Term Economic Growth Path in Asia paper no. 48/2023.
- Batsuuri T, July 2022, Globalized economy and national policies: Issues in comparing carbon emissions mitigation efforts under demographic and institutional asymmetry paper no. 42/2022.
- Batsuuri T, February 2022, Children matter: Global imbalances and the economics of demographic transition paper no. 13/2022.
Countries are linked through trade flows and asset markets. The modelling of these interactions has been undertaken in large-scale model such as: computable general equilibrium models (for trade); large-scale macro-econometric models (aggregated trade and capital flows); and intertemporal general equilibrium models (trade detail and asset flows). There is also an emerging literature of smaller theoretical simulation models particularly of real business cycle and new Keynesian theories which attempt to understand global interdependence better. This program will bring together researchers interested in the linkages between countries and how these linkages impact on our understanding of economic outcomes in small open and large open economies.
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