Full Training on the Theoretical Foundations of CGE Modeling, including Practical Labs Using GAMS

General equilibrium theory and modeling are highly useful for understanding economic interactions and changes in the context of static and dynamic complex modern economies. Applied GEMs are widely used in the field of Macroeconomics to address a wide range of theoretical research questions, analyze, forecast, and simulate empirical/policy issues in response to exogenous shocks.

M&S Research Hub provides full and comprehensive structured training for researchers, data analysts, and policy experts to acquire detailed knowledge and become fully capable of using these models in their research and policy-related analysis.

Module Two: Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) provides full Training on the Theoretical Foundations of CGE Modeling, including Practical Labs Using GAMS.

Training content is systematic and structured as follows:

1. Modeling a Simple Economy

2. Modeling an Economy with Two Sectors

3. Modeling the Government

4. Modeling the Rest of the World

5. Introduction to Dynamic Models

6. Modeling a Simple Dynamic Model

Provided by the M&S Research Hub Academic Council

For more information about the course timing and registration visit https://ms-researchhub.com/home/training/gem-training.html