Papers presented at the conference on “Macroeconomic Models for Monetary Policy” held March 6, 2009, at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco addressed such issues as how to model wage and price ...

This session aimed to gain insight into the macroeconomic models and inputs used at the decision-making level. In his talk, Robert Arnold, Congressional Budget Office (CBO), echoed Stock by stressing ...

Central banks and other policy institutions have a long history of using macroeconomic models to help prepare forecasts and to quantify the economic consequences of various policies. Likewise, private ...

Macroeconomic models have evolved from representative-agent frameworks to rich heterogeneous-agent settings that trace the distribution of wealth across households differing in income, preferences, ...

Economic models used by governments, central banks and investors are increasingly understating physical climate risk because they rely on assumptions that break down as the world moves toward higher ...

This event will showcase how macroeconomic models can be paired with more detailed sectoral and microeconomic models to guide policy decisions and drive climate action, using examples from the World ...

Digitalization is transforming everything, and as a part of this, the technology-driven economic model (TDEM) continues to evolve. You may have heard of this model as a technology-based economy model.

Plastic is now becoming as much of a problem as it has been a solution. Some say the global plastic waste crisis has reached a critical tipping point, that the oceans are swimming with microplastics, ...

The final session of the workshop synthesized insights from discussions across the 2-day workshop. Three panelists engaged in a discussion to explore possible next steps to enhance the incorporation ...