Lectures
Lectures 2008
Econ 3054/8071: Modelling the Open Economy, presented September
22, 2008
powerpoint
format
Case Studies in Economic Policy "Climate Change Policy: A Case Study in
Risk Management" presented 11 August 2008.
powerpoint
format
Lectures 2005
Econ 3054/8071: Modelling the Open Economy, presented June 1,
2005
powerpoint format
McKibbin, W.J. and P. Wilcoxen, 1998, ‘The theoretical and empirical
structure of the G-Cubed model’, Economic Modelling, 16 (1), pp. 106-148.
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/struct.pdf
McKibbin W.J. and D. Vines (2001) ‘Modelling Reality: The Need for BothIntertemporal
Optimization and Stickiness in Models for Policymaking’, OxfordReview
of Economic Policy 16 (4).
http://www.gcubed.com/wmhp/download/McKibbinandVines11.pdf
McKibbin W.J. and A Stegman (2005) "Asset Markets and Financial Flows
in General Equibrlium Models"
http://www.lowyinstitute.org/PublicationGet.asp?i=223
SRES course on Introduction to Greenhouse, ANU presented 26
April 2005
powerpoint format
McKibbin W. (2005) “Sensible Climate Policy”, Issues Brief, February,
The Lowy Institute for International Policy Sydney.
http://www.lowyinstitute.org/Publication.asp?pid=212
Masters in Public Policy POGO 8027 CONTEMPORARY THEORIES FOR
INDUSTRY POLICY "Economic Modeling of Contemporary Global Policy Issues:
Trade Liberalization and Environmental Policy" presented 15 March 2005,
ANU
powerpoint
format
McKibbin W. (1999) "Trade Liberalization in a Dynamic Setting" Keynote
paper prepared for the Second Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis
held in Denmark on June 19-21 1999
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/gtap99.pdf
McKibbin W. (2005) "Sensible Climate Policy" in Zillman J, McKibbin W. and A. Kellow (2005) Uncertainty and Climate Change: The Challenge for Policy , Occasional Paper 2/2005, policy paper #3, Academy of Social Sciences in Australia, Canberra
http://www.assa.edu.au/publications/op/op22005.pdf
Lectures 2004
Masters Course in Public Policy Lecture: "Sensible Climate Change Policy
for the World, presented 12 October 2004
powerpoint format
University House Jubilee Lecture: "Sensible Climate Change Policy for
the World" presented 1, August 2004
powerpoint format
Lectures in Quantitative International Economics May 2004
Lecture 1: New Developments in Multi-Country Modeling
Lecture 2: Some Applications of the G-Cubed Model
Background Papers:
McKibbin W. (1999) "Trade Liberalization in a Dynamic Setting" Keynote
paper prepared for the Second Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis
held in Denmark on June 19-21 1999
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/gtap99.pdf
McKibbin and Vines (2003) “Change in Equity Risk Perceptions: Global
Consequences and Policy Responses” paper presented at the Austrian Economic
Association meeting in Klagenfurt, Austria held May 16-17; and Bank of Canada
Workshop on “Global Models and the Transmission of Shocks” held
in Ottawa, May 22.
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/mckibbinvines2.pdf
Lecture in Geography (GEOG2016) May 19
"Designing a Realistic Climate Change Policy With Global Participation"
Lectures 2003
Lectures on "New Developments in Global Economic Modelling" at Korea University November 2003
Overview of lectures (reading list)
Lecture 1: New Approaches to Multi-Country Modelling
Lecture 2: Applications of the G-Cubed Model - The Dynamics of Trade Liberalization.
Lecture 3: Applications of the G-Cubed Model - Climate Change Policy After Kyoto.
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Part 1: Using Models
part 2: Some Applications:
McKibbin W. (1999) "Trade Liberalization in a Dynamic Setting" Keynote
paper prepared for the Second Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis
held in Denmark on June 19-21 1999
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/gtap99.pdf
McKibbin and Vines (2003) “Change in Equity Risk Perceptions: Global
Consequences and Policy Responses” paper presented at the Austrian Economic
Association meeting in Klagenfurt, Austria held May 16-17; and Bank of Canada
Workshop on “Global Models and the Transmission of Shocks” held
in Ottawa, May 22.
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/mckibbinvines2.pdf
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Lectures 2002
"Climate Change Policy After Kyoto: A Blueprint for a Realistic Approach" Public Lecture at the National Museum of Australia, 27 November 2002.
"Modeling Economic Change: A User's Guide" lecture for the ANU GPPP course PPPM 8026 "Australia and the Global Economy"
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lecture Notes in Powerpoint format:
part 1 Using Models
part 2 Trade Liberalization in a Dynamic Setting
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Also relevant for this lecture:
McKibbin W.J. and D. Vines (2001) “Modelling Reality: The Need for Both Intertemporal Optimization and Stickiness in Models for Policymaking” Oxford Review of Economic Policy vol 16, no 4.
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/McKibbinandVines11.pdfMcKibbin W. (2002) “Macroeconomic Policy in Japan” Asian Economic Papers, Vol 2 (in press). MIT Press Cambridge USA.
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/aepmckibbin.pdfMcKibbin W. (1999) "Trade Liberalization in a Dynamic Setting" Keynote paper prepared for the Second Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis held in Denmark on June 19-21 1999
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/gtap99.pdfMcKibbin W. and P. Wilcoxen (2002) ‘The Role of Economics in Climate Change Policy”, Journal of Economic Perspectives, vol 16, no 2, pp107-130.
http://www.msgpl.com.au/msgpl/download/jep2002.pdf
Lectures 2001
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McKibbin (2001) "International Monetary Economics" (ECON8009)
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McKibbin (2001) "Modeling Economic Change: A User's Guide" lecture for the ANU GPPP course PPPM 8026 "Australia and the Global Economy"
Powerpoint format: (the presentation on trade liberalization is not downloadable but all charts and discussion are contained in the first paper of the following list)
also relevant for this lecture:
McKibbin W. (2000) "An Early Action Climate Change Policy for all Countries" draft
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