Description
This comprehensive volume examines the dynamic modeling of monetary and fiscal cooperation among nations, offering sophisticated mathematical and econometric approaches to international economic policy analysis. Part of the Dynamic Modeling and Econometrics in Economics and Finance series, the book synthesizes theoretical frameworks with practical applications for analyzing how countries coordinate their economic policies.
The authors, including Joseph E.J.K Plasmans, Jacob Engwerda, and Bas van Aarle, present advanced dynamic modeling techniques that enable economists and policymakers to understand the complex interactions between monetary and fiscal policies across different nations. The book covers game-theoretic approaches, optimal control methods, and empirical econometric applications relevant to international economic cooperation and policy coordination.
Ideal for academic researchers, economists, and policy professionals, this work provides essential tools for analyzing macroeconomic interdependencies and the effectiveness of coordinated policy interventions in an increasingly integrated global economy.
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