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Empirical · Model class
Larger forecasting systems that wire together estimated equations for output, prices, labor, and policy without a fully micro-founded structure.
What this class is for
Use this class when you want a medium-sized macro system that respects accounting identities and policy rules but stops short of full DSGE micro-foundations.
Models in this class
Each model below has its own reference page with overview, graph, proof, and comparison material.
A core block of estimated macro equations -- output, inflation, labor, policy -- wired together without full DSGE micro-foundations.
Best for: A medium-sized policy-oriented forecasting system that respects identities and rules without committing to a fully micro-founded model.
Larger central-bank-style macroeconometric forecasting systems built around behavioral equations and policy reaction functions.
Best for: Producing forecasts and policy scenarios in a setting where a small VAR is too thin and a full DSGE is more structure than the question needs.
Smaller models that hang off the core macroeconometric system to handle housing, energy, financial conditions, or other special topics.
Best for: Adding domain detail to a core forecasting system without rebuilding the core block for every special-topic question.
Browse subgroups
These subgroups split semi-structural / macroeconometric forecasting into smaller reference pages. Coverage notes are honest about where standalone model pages exist and where the subgroup is currently a placeholder.