Computer Code
available in PYTHON, MATLAB, GAUSS and JULIA
Burkhard Heer (burkhard.heer@wiwi.uni-augsburg.de) will be pleased to answer any questions about the programs.
The book's webpage at Springer
Chapter |
Python programs (source code) |
GAUSS programs (source code) |
Matlab programs (source code) |
JULIA programs (source code) |
Ch. 1. Introduction |
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Part I. Useful Models | ||||
Ch. 2. Ramsey Model | download ZIP file | download ZIP file | ||
Ch. 3. The Overlapping Generations Model | download ZIP file | download ZIP file | download ZIP file | download ZIP file |
Part II. Fiscal Policy | ||||
Ch. 4. Government Consumption | download ZIP file | download ZIP file | ||
Ch. 5. Income Taxatation | download ZIP file | download ZIP file | ||
Part III. Social Security, Demographics, and Debt | ||||
Ch. 6. Pensions | download ZIP file | download ZIP file | download ZIP file | download ZIP file |
Ch. 7. Debt | download ZIP file | download ZIP file |
Video tutorials for the GAUSS/MATLAB code are available
here.
A script for the python code can be found here.
Hints for MATLAB-Users:
In order to run the programs for the stochastic dynamic general equilibrium models of Chapters 4 and 5 (e.g., Ch4rbc1.mod), you need to install DYNARE (freely downloadable):
http://www.dynare.org/documentation-and-support/quick-start
In order to start the program, change the path in Matlab to the directory containing the files and type:
dynare Ch4rbc1.mod