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 <p><strong>Part 2.2</strong> <strong>Set the model to a total timeframe of 50 years and use the changes you estimated in part 2.1 to simulate the economy during 2020 and 2021. Set 2020 to be equal to period 5 in the model. Justify your choices and describe the outcome under the three different policy rules.</strong></p>
 <p>The plots below are from the IS curve calibration and the first row is the actual share of output for C, I, and G. The last plot is the actual output compare to potential output during 01/01/2019 - 10/01/2024. The second set of plots are the same but it represents the percent change for each variable during thr same time period. In this scenario we can see how Covid impacted the economy, but we can also see an increase in Government spending which helped bring consumption, investments, and output back form the economic doomday path they where in. In the 2.1 scenario other economic stimulation will need to be done apart from just lowering rates.</p>
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 <p><strong>Has both models for CH13 &amp; 12 model combined</strong></p>
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 <p>The situation approach was to take a more aggresive approach to inflation in the economy. The Fisacal policy cause output and inflation to sky rocket in 2021 so I started rasing rates in 2021 and it 2023 my rates where at 5.68 and kept them there for the next 3 years or till 2025. In 2027 rates where back to 2. In 2027 or period 12 output was just above potential, but the recent high rates still had effects for the next two periods (28-29) output shot below potential which can be the recession that was anticipated at the beginning of covid. In the year 2030 the recession is no more, inflation is back at the fed target of 2, output is stabilize or at zero, real interest rates are at 12 and no more crazy shocks with a. I tried to simulate the current situation in the economy by using part 3.1 plots to generate the first set of plots for part 3.2. I got them to be very similar during covid, and in that simulation in the year 2030 things seem to be back to normal but inflation was still above the fed target rate. By taking a more agressive approach to the interest rate, I was able to nring down inflation, to its target and everything else normal by 2030, but it did cost a lot of jobs. <strong>Has both models for CH13 &amp; 12 model combined</strong></p>
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+<li>Focused on creating efficient workflows, including custom templates for financial analysis and integrating Bloomberg data with Excel for streamlined calculations.</li>
+<li>Emphasized the importance of understanding field definitions and methodology to ensure accurate and insightful financial analysis.</li>
+<li>Template link is one of the sample Bloomberg templates I made.</li>
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