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U.S. macro data with release timing, boards, and macro context.

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Start a guided structural macro lab

Start from data or connected sources, choose a model structure, configure shocks, and step through the guided structural labs while the broader estimation stack stays explicitly curated.

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Structure-first route

Individual DSGE Routes

Or open an individual DSGE route. The curated structural routes live one click deeper.

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OverviewRBCNKSOE-NKTANKHANK-liteFinancial Accelerator
Route notes

The current workflow is a guided structural lab, not a fully open production estimation system.

Start with the smallest route that fits the question.

RBC is the benchmark entry point.

NK and the extensions go deeper into observables, policy, and heterogeneity.

Execution status

DSGE family route

The broader DSGE stack stays visible as curated extensions rather than overclaimed production lanes.

Open live benchmark

Available

Real Business CycleGuided workflow shellReference calibration

Guided next

4 visible
New Keynesian CoreSmall-open-economy NKTANKHANK-lite

Recent work

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No recent DSGE runs yet. Open the current route and the latest work will show up here.

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DSGE workflow

Workflow entry and recent work

Start from data or connected sources, choose a model structure, configure shocks, and step through the current guided labs. The route is structured on purpose while broader estimation work is still curated.

Core routes

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Route status

Guided live

Best fit

Policy analysis

Recent runs

Resume recent DSGE runs

Guided structural labs now stay resumable too, so the last calibration or estimation route is easy to reopen.

Open workspace

No DSGE runs yet. Start a guided structural lab and the latest route will show up here.

Entry paths

Start from your own data or from published macro sources, then move into the guided structural lab.

Upload a file

Start from a CSV or spreadsheet with your own time-series data.

Open path

Connect to sources

Search FRED, BEA, BLS, and other providers for published series.

Open path

What the guided labs center on

Forecasts
Impulse Responses
Scenarios
Diagnostics

Routes

Open one structural route

The parent page stays short. Use the child route for equations, shocks, observables, and experiments.

Structure firstObservables laterPolicy experiments
Available
Canonical RBCGovernment spending extension

Real Business Cycle

A friction-light toy benchmark that traces technology and government spending shocks through capital accumulation, labor choice, and intertemporal substitution.

Open routeUse this when you want the smallest clean structural benchmark.
Guided lab
Canonical NK DSGETaylor-rule block

New Keynesian Core

Sticky prices, inflation dynamics, and a Taylor rule make NK the workhorse for monetary-policy transmission and the cleanest first route for curated observables.

Open routeOpen this route when policy transmission and observables matter.
Planned
SOE-NK coreExchange-rate pass-through

Small-open-economy NK

Adds exchange rates, external demand, and imported inflation to the sticky-price policy core.

Open routeUse the open-economy route when cross-border channels are part of the story.

Extensions

Move deeper only when the question needs it

Open-economy, distribution, finance

Planned

TANK

Planned

Use TANK when distribution matters but you still want a compact, interpretable DSGE core.

Planned

HANK-lite

Planned

Use HANK-lite when averages hide the transmission channel, but a full HANK stack would be too heavy for the current page.

Planned

Financial Accelerator

Planned

Spreads, collateral values, and balance-sheet weakness move to the center of the shock story here.