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.