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No images? Click here Diamond Open Access Journal We are delighted to announce that Volume 22, Issue 3 of the European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies: Intervention (EJEEP) is now available. In the past 25 years or so, stock-flow consistent (SFC) models have been adopted by a growing number of new research contributions to macroeconomics, which do not rely on micro-foundations and the general equilibrium approach. The reason for the success of this approach stems from the effectiveness in dealing in an appropriate way with the integrated analysis of real and financial markets. In addition, the flexibility of the
approach makes it an excellent candidate for the development of models that go beyond the economy to analyse the interactions with the environment, the use of exhaustible resources, etc. This issue compiles seven articles that demonstrate the usefulness of the SFC approach. We hope you enjoy reading these articles. The Editors
EJEEP has received Impact Factor (0.8) in ESCI from Clarivate. Table of Contents – click the articles below to view online ‘It is not enough to do training in highly demanding mathematical economic modelling or econometrics to become a good economist’ Interview with Harald Hagemann Eckhard Hein and Hagen Krämer Empirical stock-flow consistent models Editorial to the special issue Gennaro Zezza and Sebastian Valdecantos Theory and measurement in SFC models: the role of the financial sector Huub Meijers and Joan Muysken Flexibility in design: the multiple applications of a medium-sized empirical model for Denmark Thibault Laurentjoye, Sebastian Valdecantos, Hamid Raza, Mikael Randrup Byrialsen, and Simon Fløj Thomsen Macroeconomic policy evaluation in an SFC econometric model: the case of the investment programme for climate action in France Chin Yuan Chong, Jacques Mazier, and Luis Reyes David An
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