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I am really thrilled to see this article finally in press!
👉onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
The paper is a survey on Heterogeneous Agent (New Keynesian) models [HA(NK)].
It reviews (i) selected key mechanisms in HA(NK)s models and why we should (or not?) care and ...
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We are looking forward to a great set of papers at the frontier, including work by @JesusFerna7026, @MahdiKahou, @ben_moll, @YuchengYang1993, @HannoKase, @MatthiasRottner , @Bellmanequation, @cmatthes_econ, @pablo_guerron, @BrummJohannes, @JanZemlicka and many more.
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📢OSUS returns in 19 days!
Join us for spatial & urban seminars every two weeks on Mondays, starting September 14. Full line-up: osus.info
🔗Registration (new link): tinyurl.com/osusfall2026
We’ve set up a new webinar, so all participants need to register again.
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Thrilled that "Deep Learning for Solving and Estimating Dynamic Models in Economics and Finance," found a home at @QuantEcon. Access the e-book/code here: quantecon.org/books/ . Huge thanks to Matt McKay, @john_stachurski , Tom Sargent, QuantEcon team for making this happen!
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#CFP: ECB Conference on Economic Modelling
The @ecb invites submissions for the conference “Central Banking Economic Modelling Frontiers: Trends, Cycles and Structural Shifts”, taking place in Frankfurt on 1–2 December 2026.
Topics: AI & tech, global trade shifts, labour markets, climate risks, monetary policy dynamics
📅 Deadline: 6 September 2026
👉 Full Call for Papers: ecb.europa.eu/press/conferen…
#ECB #Research #Macroeconomics #Economics #Policy
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The program for the 2026 Society for Economic Dynamics Annual Meeting in Athens is out!
It has been a dream to work with Jen-Jen La'O and our amazing committee to put together this year's program.
editorialexpress.com/confere…
*Small logistical changes might still come.
LLM on Macro: "One camp - call it the "IS-LM plus common sense" school - argues that for 90% of policy questions, the old framework with some mental adjustments for expectations and inflation gives you the right answer. People like Blanchard, Krugman operate roughly in this mode"
behavioral parameters like the MPC aren't stable, so a model that treats them as fixed constants will give wrong predictions precisely when you need it most."
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We added a new and final chapter to Dynamic Programming Vol II (DP2) on approximation and reinforcement learning: dp.quantecon.org/. DP1 and DP2 will always remain freely available online -- give me liberty or give me death 🤟💀
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Ready to master DSGE modelling? 📊 The Dynare Masterclass 2026 is here! 🚀
Not only for students 👩🎓, but also junior/senior economists 🤷🏼!
🗓️ 6-10 July 2026
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#Dynare #Dynare2026 #Macroeconomics #CentralBanking #DSGE
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Tom and I have finally finished a draft of Dynamic Programming Vol 2! Exhausting but satisfying. New approach to DP theory, advanced material, many applications... dp.quantecon.org/
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🚀 Big News: Dynare 7.0 is out!
Introducing powerful new toolkits for HANK, samplers, perfect foresight and massive performance improvements.
Packages are available for download NOW: 👉 dynare.org/download/
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📢 AI Summer School/conference 2026 is open for applications! 3 intensive days for PhD students in economics & finance covering: Deep Equilibrium Nets, PINNs & heterogeneous agent models, LLMs, RAG, agentic AI & NLP Link: sites.google.com/carloalbert… @YuchengYang1993 @HECLausanneEcon
🚨I just wrote a short paper on a generalization of the Parameterized Expectations Algorithm (PEA), recently published in Economics Letters 🙏
📄 Paper: doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.20…
💻 Replication code: github.com/JulienPascal/bc-M…
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[Practical payoff]
The bc-MC-PEA lets you trade off:
* exploring more states (M)
* integrating shocks more accurately (N)
Optimal values for (M*, N*) are derived in the paper. Easy to implement.
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Here is a blog post discussing and illustrating the paper with Python code/
📋Blog post: julienpascal.github.io/post/…
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