Dynamic Macroeconomics: Methods, Models and Analysis

Dear Colleagues,

Macroeconomic analysis is a complex business, for it purports to address fundamental questions that are inherent to the structure and functioning of sophisticated economic systems that encompass markets, enterprises, consumers and public institutions: What are the key determinants of unemployment dynamics? What stimulates, or hinders, long-run economic growth and short-run fluctuations? How to design policies addressing efficiency and inequality issues at different layers? Answering these and related questions will deepen our understanding of the structural features of aggregate economies and the main political, institutional and socio-economic forces and mechanisms shaping their evolution and persistence over time.

This Special Issue aims to collect relevant work dealing with methods, models and analysis in the field of dynamic macroeconomics. Original theoretical and/or empirical explorations of old yet controversial questions (e.g., the fiscal roots of inflation) or attempts to provide perspectives on topics at the center stage of the current debate (e.g., the macroeconomic dimension of the green transition) are all welcome. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following: heterogeneity in macroeconomic analysis; DSGE modeling; AB modeling; macroeconometric techniques and applications; and numerical methods.

Prof. Dr. Marco Maria Sorge
Guest Editor

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• macroeconomic theory
• empirical macroeconomics
• DSGE models
• agent-based modeling
• identification
• estimation