WELCOME TO DSGE-NET
DSGE-NET is an international research network for DSGE modeling, monetary and fiscal policy. In recent years, development of dynamic stochastic general equilibrium modeling made it an important tool for analysis of economic policy.
DSGE-NET aims at bringing together researchers from policy institutions and from academia.
Currently, Bank of Finland, Bank of France, The Capital Group Companies, the European Central Bank, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Norges Bank, Sveriges Riksbank and Swiss National Bank have joined efforts with CEPREMAP and became institutional members of DSGE-net.
DSGE-net pursue its goals by
- organizing conferences and training workshops;
- organizing exchange of visitors among institutional members as well as internships with the software developers
- supporting the development of software tools useful for DSGE modeling and analysis
- maintaining a web site for sharing information and organizing discussions among researchers (http://www.dsge.net).
Activities are supervised by a Network Committee made of one representative per institutional member
This web site should serve as a resource keeping references of work done in the area of DSGE modeling. It carries announcement of conferences, workshops and Summer schools.
Individual researchers are invited to register in the network through the login form and to contribute references as well as announcements. PhD students are also encouraged to join.
December 2007
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The "DSGE Papers" menu gives access to a list of references compiled by Juan Carluccio and containing over 900 entries as of January 1st, 2008. The reference database is powered by Refbase. It contains neat features.
Researchers who register with DSGE-NET can directly add to the reference database and maintain private notes about any reference in the database (in the yellow part of the record). They also gain the permission to export their own selection of the database in several popular bibliography formats (bibtex, end-notes,...).
When adding new references, please, use field "publication" for Journal name or Working Paper series and field "Volume" for Journal Volume and Working Paper Number. Don't forget keywords and URL (at the bottom of the record) if it exists. If you have a choice give the one that is freely accessible.
Please, add references directly or send new ones to Juan Carluccio or Michel Juillard (once you are registered, see user list for email addresses). If you have already compiled bibliographies on DSGE modeling, monetary and fiscal policies and want to share them you can also send them and we will try to find a way to add them in batch.
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