Courses
Introduction to Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) Modeling
The course in intended to equip participants with hands-on skills of developing DSGE models from scratch. The course is designed for policy analysts and researchers in government, central banks, academicians and staff of international organisations engaged in policy guidance. The course introduce hands-on basic skills of building a DSGE model, introducing policy simulations and interpretation of results.
Advanced Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) Modeling
This course is an extension of the introduction to DSGE course. The course is intended to equip participants with hands-on skills in building advanced DSGE models. The course introduces advanced calibration and parameter estimation techniques. The participants of this course will acquire skills of customizing any DSGE model to a particular country. Policy simulations will be based on a benchmark country of choice. The course is designed for policy analysts and researchers in government, central banks, academicians and staff of international organisations engaged in policy guidance.
Introduction to Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Modeling
The course is intended to introduce participants to static CGE models and GAMs software. The course include initial introduction to the database for the CGE; the aggregated Social Accounting Matrix (SAM). The SAM embraces the structure of the economy and the social-economic interlinkages between productive sectors, final demand agents and the global economy. The course uses hand-on step by step building of an open economy static CGE model from scratch. Accomplishing this course, allows the participants to proceed to the intermediate and advanced Dynamic CGE Model.
Intermediate Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Modeling
The intermediate CGE model course is an extended version of the introduction CGE course. The course intends to equip participants with skills of developing large open economy CGE models with more productive sectors, institutions and detailed sectoral equations. It’s plausible, that participants of this course should have accomplished the course on “introduction to static CGE model” or should have some exposure to CGE models and GAMs.
Advanced Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Modeling
This is an intensive advanced extension of the intermediate CGE course. The course is intended to equip participants with skills of developing Dynamic CGE models. The participants are trained through a step-by-step hands-on approach in the development of the Dynamic CGE Models and customizing them to individual economies. In this course, we introduce dynamic equations and also skills of importing large Social Accounting Matrices (SAMs) into GAMs as well as customizing them to the Dynamic CGE model.
Introduction to Time series Econometric Modeling in Eviews
Introduction to Econometric course is intended for policy makers, researchers, students of applied economics and institution who intend to begin their career of using Econometric modeling for research and policy guidance. The course focuses on the use of published econometric theory by putting it in practice on applied country specific data.
Introduction to Advanced Econometric Modeling and Forecasting in Eviews
Introduction to Econometric course is intended for policy makers, researchers, analysts and students of applied economics and institution who intend to begin their career in Econometric modeling. The course is aimed at equipping participants with skills in econometric modeling using time series data. The course focusses on the application of published econometrics theory to country based data.
Advanced Micro-Econometric modeling in Stata
This intensive course, is aimed at equipping participants with skills in advanced Micro-econometric modeling. This course is an extension of the introduction course with the following key additions; panel data analysis, impact analysis, extended large datasets and advanced steps of building micro-simulation models in Stata. The course in intended for participants who intend to advanced their skills in advanced modeling and impact analysis.
Introduction to Input-Output Table (I-O)/Supply and Use Table (SUT) Multiplier Modeling and Analysis
The main aim of the course is to equip participants with skills of analysis of the I-O/SUT using Multiplier modeling based skills. The course is rich in sectoral analysis and captures the interlinkages between production sectors, agents, institutions and global economy. This course explicitly shows the format and economic blocks used in developing I-O and SUTs. The participants are exposed to the theoretical formulation of multiplier models and their applications on the analysis of Input-Output (I-O) Tables and Supply and Use Tables (SUT). The course also uses the I-O/SUT matrices in their aggregated Macro-form.
Advanced SUT/SAM Multiplier Modeling and Analysis
The advanced course on SUT/SAM multiplier modeling is an extension of the Input-Output and Supply and Use (I-O/SUT) Multiplier modeling course. The data used is the Supply and Use Tables (SUT) and the Social Accounting Matrix (SAM). This course introduces advanced skills in SUT/SAM modeling and also introduces labor market analysis. This course exposes participants the economic blocks used in developing SUTs and SAMs and how an additive method of decomposing the SUT/SAM multipliers is used to trace the sources of economic growth using SAMs of two countries.
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