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Satellite models Model

Smaller models that hang off the core macroeconometric system to handle housing, energy, financial conditions, or other special topics.

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[S1] European Central Bank
Dieppe, Gonzalez Pandiella, and Willman (2012) -- ECB multi-country model with satellite modules for trade, labor, and fiscal projections
Primary - European Central Bank
[S2] Bank of England
Aron et al. (2012) -- Bank of England's COMPASS model with housing and financial satellites feeding into the semi-structural core
Primary - Bank of England

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[S3] Reference
Covas, Rump, and Zakrajsek (2014) -- Fed stress-testing methodology: satellite models for bank credit losses conditioned on macro scenarios
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[S4] Reference
Hammersland and Traee (2014) -- Norges Bank's satellite model suite: housing, petroleum, labor, and fiscal modules linked to NEMO
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NGFS (2022) -- Climate scenario design: macro core scenarios with sector-level satellite modules for physical and transition risk assessment
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