The following courses will be offered: - Practical General Equilibrium Modeling with GAMS; - Energy and Environmental CGE Modeling with GAMS

The aim of the workshop is to discuss welfare system reforms which have been implemented during the recent financial and economic crisis of 2008/2010 and post-crisis period, and major social problems in the three Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania). Topics: - social policy reforms; -...

The purpose of the Workshop is to present an overview of the various methods of evaluating censuses with a focus on the post enumeration survey (PES) methodology. More specifically, the Workshop will cover elements of the PES with regard to: (1) planning and implementation; (2) frames and sample...

Topics: Algorithmic game theory; Algorithmic mechanism design; Auction algorithms and analysis; Computational general equilibrium and approximation; Coordination and collective action; Fixed point algorithms; Information economics; Knowledge economy and intellectual product pricing; Majority...

1. Practical General Equilibrium Modeling with GAMS (Intensive course in general equilibrium modeling at the introductory level. For those who have little or no experience in modeling or in GAMS.) 2. Advanced Techniques in General Equilibrium Modeling with GAMS (The course will focus on...

Topics: - Multiperspective Market Analysis and Financial Information Fusion - Multilevel Mathematical Modeling and Financial Signal Extraction - Active Portfolio Management and Financial Risk Management - Intelligent Agent Simulation and Financial Strategic Analysis - Data Mining and...

EcoMod Modeling School will offer three intensive 6-day courses in Bangkok, Thailand on January 15-20, 2007. Introductory and advanced level courses will be provided on general equilibrium modeling with GAMS, and macroeconometric modeling with EViews.

The aim of this seminar is to evaluate the adequacy of current EU statistics of relevance to consumer policies and to identify areas where policymakers require more quantitative and qualitative data processes in a way which is more suited to consumer needs. This seminar is not aimed at policy...