Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) and Computable General Equilibrium Modelling

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Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) and Computable General Equilibrium Modelling

About Course

Purpose of the course is to learn how to use, interpret and modify existing CGE models in order to simulate the medium-run impact of various microeconomic policies on some key variables.
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Course benefit

  • The structure of open economy general equilibrium models,
  • Understanding the database for such models,
  • Understanding social accounting matrices (SAM),
  • Calibrating a CGE model,
  • Formulating a CGE model as a nonlinear programming problem,
  • Formulating a CGE model as a mixed complementarity problem,
  • Implementing the model on the computer using the GAMS software,
  • Modeling the labor market,
  • Formulating scenarios and running policy simulations,
  • Reporting and interpreting the results

Date: 16th – 18th August, 2023

Course Duration: 3 days | 5/6 hours per day

Venue: Tangaza University College

Prof. Marco Missaglia
Associate Professor of Macroeconomics Director, Master in Cooperation and Development