Build a simple sticky-price business-cycle model (SPBC), calibrate the model and investigate its properties. Run a number of basic and more advanced experiments to illustrate typical tasks in practical model development and operation. The experiments include, for instance, steady-state comparative statics, dynamic simulations, estimation, filtering of historical data, and forecasting scenarios.
Model source files can be opened and edited in the Matlab editor (or any other plain text editor), but are not run themselves. They are read from within Matlab programs.
Run the Matlap scripts in the following order:
run01_createModel
run02_aboutModel
run03_modifyParameters
run04_aboutSolution
run05_playWithGrowthPath
run06_simulatePlainVanillaShock
run07_simulateComplexShocks
run08_simulateDisinflation.m
run09_nonlinearSimulation
run10_resampleFromModel
run11_prepareDataFromFred
run12_fisherInfoMatrix
run13_estimateParams
run14_morePosterSimulator
run15_filterHistData
run16_moreKalmanFilter
run17_createForecastScenarios
run18_modelVersusData.m
The following CSV data files are read in from within other m-files: