Financial Social Accounting Matrices (FSAM): Building and Modeling Real-Financial Multiplier Models for Policy Analysis
The FSAM results in an useful tool for improving and extending multiplier models, sectorial-financial linkage analysis and macroeconomic forecasting, and for building and calibrating macro-financial CGE models to conduct impact analyses of public policies.
The development of integrated financial information at the sectoral level has become central to understanding the interconnectedness between the real and financial sides of the economy. Understand the key components of its construction provides the participants with a tool to deepen the analysis of the financial sector and of the determinants of financial vulnerability associated with interactions with other sectors of the real side of the economy.
Fees:
The fee for the course is US$4560.00. This includes course materials (including a free course license of GAMS for two months), lectures, computer labs, morning, and afternoon coffee breaks, receptions.
University students and staff get a discount of 25% of the above-mentioned amount. Please send a copy of your student or staff card to office@ecomod.net
Early registration discount:
A discount of US$500.00 is offered on the regular fee, and US$400.00 on the university fee for registrations and payments completed six weeks before the start of the course. Institutional group rates are available for two or more persons attending during the same course period. Please inquire.
Scholarships:
EcoMod offers a limited number of partial scholarships to candidates from developing countries and transition economies. To submit your application, please click here. The deadline to apply for a scholarship is two months before the beginning of the course.