QMRBC

QM&RBC: Miscellaneous and Unclassifiable Stuff

You find here anything that does not yet need a specific page or I did not know where to classify while having something to do with Quantitative Macroeconomics.

Calibrating the World and the World of Calibration (pdf) by Mattias Polborn.
Stan Zin's Intermediate Macroeconomics class at Carnegie Mellon. The first attempt at putting an economics class online.
Demonstration Macroeconomics Exam (University of Toronto). A bit outdated, but still a nice challenge.
Longwave Press (about Kondratieff cycles)
The Election Calculator, written by John Irons at MIT, let you determined interactively the winner of US presidential elections from the state of the economy.
FAIRMODEL, a macroeconometric model of the U.S. economy that can be used interactively. By Ray Fair, Yale University
A song about Macroeconomics
Walras Law and Macroeconomics. By Robert Dixon, University of Melbourne.
Ever wondered what a fixed point is? You can figure it out in Ken Beauchemin's home page by following the v=Tv link.
Of course, a fixed point is the solution to the iterations of a contraction mapping. Here is a link to The Contractions, a popular band whose members are mentioned elsewhere on these pages...

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