Applied General Equilibrium Modelling ANNARES, STAGE and R23 Models

© Scott McDonald

M1: Social Accounting Matrices and Estimation Part 1


This module provides and introduction to Social Accounting Matrices (SAM). The focus in this module is primarily on the theory of social accounting and developing an understanding of the properties of SAMs. This module therefore serves two purposes, (1) an introduction to SAMs and (2) developing a ‘common language’ for the subsequent modules.

This module assumes you have access the MS Excel and subsequent modules will use GAMS with GAMS Studio as the editor.


Programme




Topic

Tasks

Exercises

Files (code files in RED)

M1:1

Introduction

Introduction

None

Intro Theory of Soc Acc ppt.pdf

Intro Theory of Soc Acc.mp4

M1:2

Introduction to SAMs

SAMs a single-entry accounting system. Top down & Bottom-up Approaches


Intro to SAMs.pdf

SAMs as accounts ppt.pdf

SAMs as accounts.mp4

Theory of Soc Acc 1 ppt.pdf

Theory of Soc Acc 1.mp4

M1:3

Macro SAM

Macro SAM

Deriving a simple Macro SAM from macro-T-accounts

SAMs and T-accounts ppt.pdf

SAMs and T-accounts.mp4

SAM Exercises M1.pdf

M1:4

Prices and Production Boundary

The price system in a SAM and the Law of One Price (LOOP)

The SNA and 'general' production boundaries

Deriving implicit prices from TVs

Theory of Soc Acc 2 ppt.pdf

Theory of Soc Acc 2.mp4

M1:5

SAMs and the SNA

Interindustry Tables, SAMs and the System of National Accounts

The relationship between Supply and Use Tables and Input-Output Tables

Theory of Soc Acc 3 ppt.pdf

Theory of Soc Acc 4.mp4

M1:6

Interpreting a SAM

Using coefficients to interpret the information in a SAM

A SAM interpretation exercise

SAM exercises M1.zip

M1:6

Satellite Accounts and the SNA

Satellite Accounts and SAMs in the SNA

Interpreting the data in satellite accounts

Theory of Soc Acc 4 ppt.pdf

Theory of Soc Acc 4.mp4

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