ARGEM: A DSGE Model with Banks and Monetary Policy Regimes with Two Feedback Rules, Calibrated for Argentina

Abstract

.The last few years have seen an explosion of Dynamic and Stochastic General Equi-librium (DSGE) models built for policy analysis and forecasting in industrializedcountries. The set of papers presented to the recent joint U.S. Federal ReserveBoard-European Central Bank-IMF conference: "DSGE Modeling at Policymak-ing Institutions: Progress & Prospects" is a signiÖcant sample. The need for bettermicrofounded models that can contribute to policy analysis is also experienced bydeveloping country Central Banks, Argentina being no exception

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