Dynamic, General Equilibrium
Modelling for Forecasting and Policy:
a Practical Guide and Documentation of MONASH
by Peter B. Dixon and Maureen T.Rimmer
was published by North-Holland in 2002.
Available here are three technical chapters, chapters 4, 5 and 6, from an earlier version (dated May, 2001) of the book. These chapters were too
detailed for inclusion in the final version. They will be valuable to people who want to run MONASH or to build their own detailed
dynamic model.
The chapters in the May 2001 version are:
- Chapter 1: Aims, Background, Innovations and Presentation
- Chapter 2: An Illustrative Application of MONASH: the Australian Motor Vehicle Industry from 1987 to 2016
- Chapter 3: An Overview of the Mathematical Structure of MONASH and the Solution Algorithm
- Chapter 4: The Theoretical Structure of the MONASH Model represented in TABLO Language
- Chapter 5: Explanation of the MONASH Equations represented in TABLO Code
- Chapter 6: Developing the MONASH Closures
- Chapter 7: Extensions, Progress, Funding and the Future
The North-Holland book contains the material in chapters 1, 2, 3 and 7, together with schematic versions of the material in Chapters 4, 5 and 6.
You can download the Table of Contents and Chapters 4, 5 and 6 in PDF format.
Table of Contents
Chapter 4
Chapter 4 - the MONASH TAB file
Chapter 5
Appendix to Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Mini-USAGE is a miniature version of USAGE. Our aim in creating Mini-USAGE is to reduce barriers to entry into the world of MONASH-style dynamic general equilibrium modelling. By providing Mini-USAGE, we hope to give modellers a tool for understanding the theory, construction and computing of MONASH-style models and for interpreting results. For this purpose, Mini-USAGE is unencumbered by detail.
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