- Work with a U.S. macroeconometric model or a
multicountry econometric model
to forecast, do policy analysis,
and examine historical episodes. For example, you can change
government policy variables
and examine the estimated effects of the changes.
- Table and graph online and/or download all or part of the
historical data,
forecast data, and data you may have created.
- Read online and/or download all the documentation, memos, and
papers.
- Download for use on your own computer the Fair-Parke (FP) program
and the models.
The Models
- The US model is the latest update of the "US" model in
Estimating How the Macroeconomy Works.
The estimates and complete specification of the latest update are
presented in
Appendix A: The US Model:
February 5, 2009 (pdf).
The workbook that goes with this version is
The US Model Workbook.
- The MCA model is the exact "MC" model in
Estimating How the Macroeconomy
Works. This book is the complete reference for the MCA model.
The workbook that goes with this version is
The MCA Model Workbook (pdf).
The experiments in this workbook duplicate results in the book.
- The MCB model is the version of the "MC" model used for the
results in
"Policy Effects in the Post Boom U.S.
Economy". The estimates and complete specification of this version
are presented in
Appendix A: The US Part of the MCB Model:
October 29, 2004 (pdf) and Appendix B:
The ROW Part of
the MCB Model: October 29, 2004 (pdf).
The workbook that goes with this version is
The MCB Model Workbook: October 29,
2004 (pdf).
The experiments in this workbook duplicate results in the paper.
- The MCC model is the version of the "MC" model used for the
results in
"Evaluating Inflation Targeting Using a
Macroeconometric Model" and
"A Comparison of Five Federal Reserve
Chairmen: Was Greenspan the Best?".
The estimates and complete specification of this version
are presented in
Appendix A: The US Part of the MCC Model:
April 28, 2006 (pdf)
and Appendix B: The ROW Part of
the MCC Model: August 1, 2006 (pdf).
The workbook that goes with this version is
The MCC Model Workbook: August 1, 2006
(pdf).
The experiments in this workbook duplicate results in the papers.
- The MCD model is the latest version of the "MC" model.
The estimates and complete specification of this version
are presented in
Appendix A: The US Part of the MCD Model:
March 1, 2009 (pdf)
and Appendix B: The ROW Part of
the MCD Model: March 1, 2009 (pdf).
The workbook that goes with this version is
The MCD Model Workbook: March 1, 2009
(pdf).
Getting Started
The reading for the US model should be:
The additional reading for the MCA model should be:
The additional reading for the MCB model should be:
The additional reading for the MCC model should be:
The additional reading for the MCD model should be:
When you are ready to use the US model, click "Solve current version
or previous version"
after
US Model below, and when you are ready to use the MCA or MCB or MCC or MCD
model, click "Solve" after the MCA or MCB or MCC or MCD model below.
The US Model (Solve current version or
versions dated October 31, 2005, and forward)
(Solve versions dated July 30, 2005,
and back)
Appendix A (pdf)
Forecast Memo
Forecast Record
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The MCA Model (Solve)
The MCA Model Workbook (pdf)
Appendices A and B in
Estimating How the Macroeconomy Works
Forecast Memo
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The MCB Model (Solve)
The MCB Model Workbook:
October 29, 2004 (pdf)
Appendix A: The US Part of
the MCB Model: October 29, 2004 (pdf)
Appendix B: The ROW Part of
the MCB Model: October 29, 2004 (pdf)
Forecast Memo
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The MCC Model (Solve)
The MCC Model Workbook:
August 1, 2006 (pdf)
Appendix A: The US Part of the
MCC Model: April 28, 2006 (pdf)
Appendix B: The ROW Part of the
MCC Model: August 1, 2006 (pdf)
Forecast Memo
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The MCD Model (Solve)
The MCD Model Workbook:
March 1, 2009 (pdf)
Appendix A: The US Part of the
MCD Model: March 1, 2009 (pdf)
Appendix B: The ROW Part of the
MCD Model: March 1, 2009 (pdf)
Forecast Memo
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