Second International Workshop on Empirical SFC models

The Second International Workshop on Empirical Stock-Flow Consistent Models took place in Athens from November 21st to Nov. 22nd, 2024.
The first workshop took place in Aalborg on September 2023.
This year saw the following contributions:

  • Michalis Nikiforos (University of Geneva): Alternative Closures in SFC models
  • Gennaro Zezza (University of Cassino & Levy Economics Institute): Small is beautiful? On the best size of empirical SFC models
  • Antoine Godin (Agence Francaise de Développement, CEPN): Assessing the macrofinancial consequences of a Net Zero energy transition through hard coupled energy-macroeconomic models. A case study for Morocco
  • Giuliano Yajima (Levy Economics Institute): Implementing the Just Energy Transition (JET) in Colombia: a prototype Ecological Input Output Stock Flow Consistent Model (E-IO-SFC)
  • Luis Reyes (Kedge Business School) & Jacques Mazier: Economic policy efficiency and recovery in an open economy
  • Sebastian Valdecantos (Aalborg University): Bridging the gap between stock-flow consistent models and input-output analysis: An empirical application to Colombia
  • Francesco Zezza (University of Roma La Sapienza): Whats ahead for Meloni’s Italy? Fiscal policy and the revised Stability Pact
  • Hamid Raza (University of Aalborg) & Simon Thomsen: An Ecological Stock Flow consistent model of the Danish economy
  • Iwo Augustynski (Wroclaw University of Economics): Inventories, profits, prices and the transmission of post-covid shocks in Poland. A stock-flow consistent model
  • Adam George (SOAS): Green fiscal policy in an empirical UK E-SFC model
  • Huub Meijers (University of Maastricht): A post-mortem of interest rate policy: beware of financial fragility

Thank you to the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the Centre for Planning and Economic Research, and to the organizing committee: C. Pierros, N. Rodousakis, V. Missos.

More information will be provided in the coming weeks.

New contributions using the SFC approach

The purpose of this web site was to keep track of new research adopting the Stock-Flow Consistent (SFC) approach, possibly providing a full database of such research.
Alas, the success of the SFC approach has made this task almost impossible, given the number of papers published.
An example is provided by the works presented at the 26th FMM Conference held in Berlin. You can find the program, and papers uploaded by the authors, here:
26th FMM Conference: Post-Keynesian Economics and Global Challenges

A SFC course at UNAM

I have delivered a series of lectures on stock-flow-consistent modeling at Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM).

In this page you can find all slides and related materials.