This part
of eur macro tutor
offers interactive applets of key macroeconomic models
as encountered in intermediate macroeconomics. Some
will come handy in an introductory or principles
course as well. A few may even prove useful in advanced
macroeconomics.
While a sample of applets may be started by clicking one of the of thumbnails below, the full set of models is offered via the links given left. You may either proceed to one of the topical pages indicated in bold font, or start a model directly by clicking one of the direct links. |
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Applets may be used in two major ways:
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Follow the integrated guided exercise. It leads you through parameter manipulations and decisions designed to illustrate and underscore the model's most important properties and insights. |
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Use the navigations buttons and experiment with the model any way you like. With some more complex applets, though, this is not recommended until after having conducted the guided exercise. |
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Having started an applet,
you may
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set the stage by specifying behavioral parameters, the exchange rate system or a scenario |
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trace changes in the world economy |
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make decisions as a policy maker, a firm or a trade union. |
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| Labour
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2-country
Solow model |
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| Circular
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AD-AS model |
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Note
Models come as Java applets, sized to fit the screen without
a scroll bar appearing. If a scroll bar shows,
create space, say by temporarily compressing your personal
symbols and/or address bars. If symbols bars show both pictures
and text, delete one.
Java programming by Christian
Busch. |
