Università Roma Tre

Modern macroeconomics conceived the economy as a general equilibrium system that reflects decisions made by rational agents on a set of variables that connect the present with the future. We will see how contemporary macroeconomics seeks to provide an integrated and coherent explanation of economic systems' long-term and short-term quantitative development. We will work with models in conjunction with data, discussing how to solve, calibrate, simulate and evaluate Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) models.