Speaker: Xiujian Peng, Senior Researcher, Policy Research Center, Victoria University

Time: 10:00-12:00 am, December 22, 2022, GMT+8 (the first section)

Language: English

Venue: Tecent Meeting (scan the QR code to register, and the deadline is 2022-12-20 20:12:22)


Abstract:

Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) model is a powerful tool for economic forecasting and policy effect analysis. It has been widely used in finance and taxation, finance, international trade, industry and regional economy, environment, energy, climate change and other fields. Econometric analysis includes the influence of random factors into the analysis, so the conclusions obtained are different in probability. The most important success of CGE is to connect all economic sectors and industries through economic constraints, so that empirical, relatively stable and accurate prediction can be made based on past economic structures and connections.

Biography:

Xiujian Peng is now a senior researcher and doctoral supervisor of the Policy Research Center of Victoria University, Australia. She has rich experience in the development, application and policy simulation of large-scale general equilibrium models (CGE). As the chief researcher, she presided over or participated in projects related to labor market, population aging, energy and economic growth.

Source: Peking University and the World