How phamminh0103/dge-cred works
DGE-CRED is a spatial small-open-economy dynamic general-equilibrium model for climate-resilient development, implemented in Dynare with MATLAB/Octave. The documented user workflow is to define a baseline and climate-change scenarios, then simulate them and examine results. The tree shows separate simulation, steady-state, calibration, model-definition, and results-workbook components; source excerpts were unavailable, so internal call wiring is not asserted.
Main entry points: RunSimulations.m Simulation runner · Simulation_Model.m Scenario simulation · DGE_CRED_Model.mod Dynare model · ResultsScenarios3Sectorsand1Regions.xlsx Scenario results
Components 11
Scenario setup
- Scenario workbooks
DGE_CRED_Model/ExcelFiles - Simulation runner
DGE_CRED_Model/RunSimulations.m
Economic model
- Calibration
DGE_CRED_Model/Functions/Calibration.m - Steady state
DGE_CRED_Model/Functions/SteadyState_Model.m - Scenario simulation
DGE_CRED_Model/Functions/Simulation_Model.m - Dynare model
DGE_CRED_Model/DGE_CRED_Model.mod - Model equations
DGE_CRED_Model/ModFiles
Results
- Scenario results
DGE_CRED_Model/ExcelFiles/ResultsScenarios3Sectorsand1Regions.xlsx - Result figures
DGE_CRED_Model/ExcelFiles/Figures
Other components
- Model user
- Dynare
Connections 10
- Model user → Scenario workbooks: defines scenarios
- Model user → Simulation runner: runs simulations
- Simulation runner → Dynare: runs model
- Dynare → Dynare model: solves
- Dynare model → Model equations: uses definitions
- Simulation runner → Calibration: calibrates
- Simulation runner → Steady state: computes steady state
- Simulation runner → Scenario simulation: simulates scenarios
- Scenario simulation → Scenario results: writes results
- Scenario results → Result figures: supports figures