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2026: 4th International Workshop on Empirical Stock-Flow Consistent Modelling
The fourth international workshop on empirical Stock-Flow consistent models will be in Paris, November 26-27, 2026. See details here. Background and RationaleStock-Flow Consistent (SFC) models have become increasingly ambitious as empirical and policy tools, but there is still no broadly shared approach to estimation and validation techniques. At the same time, the behavioural framework is unevenly
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2026: Transition Macroeconomics Consortium, Modeling Workshop 4
Date: May 19-22, 2026 Location: Glion, Switzerland This workshop gathered members of the Transition Macroeconomics Consortium to discuss and compare macroeconomic modeling methods that can accurately inform of the impacts of phasing out unabated fossil fuels toward a net zero greenhouse gas emissions economy.
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2024: Transition Macroeconomics Consortium, Modeling Workshop 1
Date: July 22-25, 2024 Location: Glion, Switzerland This workshop gathered members of the Transition Macroeconomics Consortium to discuss and compare macroeconomic modeling methods that can accurately inform of the impacts of phasing out unabated fossil fuels toward a net zero greenhouse gas emissions economy.
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2025: Transition Macroeconomics Consortium, Modeling Workshop 3
Date: July 17-20, 2025 Location: Lyon, France This workshop gathered members of the Transition Macroeconomics Consortium to discuss and compare macroeconomic modeling methods that can accurately inform of the impacts of phasing out unabated fossil fuels toward a net zero greenhouse gas emissions economy.
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2025: Transition Macroeconomics Consortium, Modeling Workshop 2
Date: January 8-11, 2025 Location: London, England This workshop gathered members of the Transition Macroeconomics Consortium to discuss and compare macroeconomic modeling methods that can accurately inform of the impacts of phasing out unabated fossil fuels toward a net zero greenhouse gas emissions economy.
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2017: Energy and the Economy over the Long-Term: Size and Structure
Carey W. King • December 15th, 2017
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2020: Can Macroeconomic Models Really Model a Low-Carbon Energy Transition?
Carey W. King, Steve Keen, and David Daniels • November 11th, 2020
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2022: The Economic Growth Modeling We Need: Insights from the HARMONEY Model
Carey W. King • May 28th, 2022
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2022: Stranded Fossil-Fuel Assets Translate to Major Losses for Investors in Advanced Economies
Gregor Semieniuk • October 4th, 2022
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2023: Extreme Climate Risks and Financial Tipping Points
Gaël Giraud • April 11th, 2023