DSGE models
[ˌdiː ɛs dʒiː ˈiː ˈmɒdəlz]
nounpl: DSGE models
modelos DSGE ou modelos de Equilíbrio Geral Dinâmico e Estocástico
1. Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium models; macroeconomic frameworks that combine microeconomic foundations with dynamic optimization and stochastic shocks to analyze economic behavior and policy effects
Central banks use DSGE models to forecast inflation and assess the impact of monetary policy changes.
Os bancos centrais usam modelos DSGE para prever inflação e avaliar o impacto de mudanças na política monetária.
2. Mathematical economic models that incorporate rational expectations, sticky prices, and various market frictions to simulate realistic economic outcomes
The research team developed a new DSGE model that accounts for financial sector vulnerabilities.
A equipe de pesquisa desenvolveu um novo modelo DSGE que leva em conta as vulnerabilidades do setor financeiro.
DSGE models became particularly prominent after the 2008 financial crisis, serving as standard tools for central banks like the Federal Reserve, European Central Bank, and Brazilian Central Bank (Banco Central do Brasil). They represent the intersection of economic theory and computational methods, and are central to modern macroeconomic policy analysis. The terminology is highly technical and primarily used in academic, central banking, and professional economic contexts in both Brazil and the USA.
Related Idioms & Phrases
to calibrate a DSGE model
to estimate DSGE parameters
to simulate policy scenarios using DSGE models
to validate DSGE predictions
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