An Introduction to Computational Macroeconomics - Bongers, Anelí; Gómez, Trinidad; Torres Chacon, José Luis
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This book presents an introduction to computational macroeconomics, using a new approach to the study of dynamic macroeconomic models. It solves a variety of models in discrete time numerically, using a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet as a computer tool. The solved models include dynamic macroeconomic models with rational expectations, both non-microfounded and microfounded, constituting a novel approach that facilitates the learning and use of dynamic general equilibrium models, which have now become the principal tool for macroeconomic analysis. Spreadsheets are widely known and relatively easy…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book presents an introduction to computational macroeconomics, using a new approach to the study of dynamic macroeconomic models. It solves a variety of models in discrete time numerically, using a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet as a computer tool. The solved models include dynamic macroeconomic models with rational expectations, both non-microfounded and microfounded, constituting a novel approach that facilitates the learning and use of dynamic general equilibrium models, which have now become the principal tool for macroeconomic analysis. Spreadsheets are widely known and relatively easy to use, meaning that the computer skills needed to work with dynamic general equilibrium models are affordable for undergraduate students in Advanced Macroeconomics courses.
Autorenporträt
Anelí Bongers is a Young Talented Research Fellow in the Department of Economics and Economic History of the University of Málaga (Spain). Having received a PhD in Economics from the University of Malaga, her fields of research are mainly focused on technological change, economic growth, environmental economics, and international migration. She has published in journals such as Research Policy, PlosOne, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, and Operational Research.