David Wheat's Work
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MacroLab 19LM
by David Wheat
This is the 'Learning Mode' (LM) version of MacroLab 19. On the 'background page' there is also inf
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This is the 'Learning Mode' (LM) version of MacroLab 19. On the 'background page' there is also information about the 'Empirical Mode' (EM) version.
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⋮ 997 runs
Economics
Education
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USS
by David Wheat
Unified version of 3 supply-side sub-models of MacroLab Lite, after students built the separate sub-
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Unified version of 3 supply-side sub-models of MacroLab Lite, after students built the separate sub-models with Stella Online.
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⋮ 911 runs
Economics
Education
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SFC1
by David Wheat
Building a stock-flow consistent SD macro, one step at a time: step 1
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⋮ 212 runs
stock-flow consistent
SFC
system dynamics
macro
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IO
by David Wheat
Illustrative input-output sub-model structure that could be used in a supply-side model
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SIMM
by David Wheat
Demo model described in "Get Started with Macro Modeling' (Wheat, Oliskevych, & Novik), a chapter in
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Demo model described in "Get Started with Macro Modeling' (Wheat, Oliskevych, & Novik), a chapter in Feedback Economics: Economic Modeling with System Dynamics, edited by Cavana, Dangerfield, Pavlov, Radzicki, & Wheat.
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⋮ 282 runs
Economics
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urban1
by David Wheat
An adaptation of Alfeld & Graham's first simplified version of Forrester's Urban Dynamics model
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⋮ 69 runs
Business
Economics
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Legislative Dynamics
by David Wheat
This simulation model accompanies Bardach's 'Practical Guide ... "
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⋮ 116 runs
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MPGaccess
by David Wheat
provides access to structure of the monetary policy game model
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⋮ 102 runs
Economics
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macromodelECO201
by David Wheat
Simple model for introductory macroeconomics
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⋮ 57 runs
Economics
Education
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SIM
by David Wheat
Simple simulation model built with MacroLab Template. Instructions for building SIM are in 'Get Star
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Simple simulation model built with MacroLab Template. Instructions for building SIM are in 'Get Started with MacroLab Modeling' (chapter 2 of Feedback Economics)
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⋮ 32 runs
Economics
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MLL
by David Wheat
2023 version of MacroLab Lite, including tutorials for introductory macroeconomics
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⋮ 32 runs
Economics
Education
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Production
by David Wheat
production sub-model simplified for introductory macro
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⋮ 62 runs
Economics
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0.17
simple FF
by David Wheat
Simple flow-of-funds model to illustrate a simple balance sheet
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⋮ 47 runs
Economics
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MLL24tutorials
by David Wheat
Only the tutorials. Not full MacroLab Lite, which is posted under 'MLLonly'
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⋮ 15 runs
Economics
Education
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ECO201FFH&F
by David Wheat
First model for introductiory macro course. Illustrates flow of funds concept. Precedes formal intr
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First model for introductiory macro course. Illustrates flow of funds concept. Precedes formal introduction to MacroLab and more detailed flow of funds sub-model.
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Economics
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urban1ext
by David Wheat
An extrension of URBAN1 in Alfeld & Graham's Introduction to Urban Dynamics.
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Business
Economics
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MPGStellaOnline
by David Wheat
A 20-equation version of the model behind Wheat's Monetary Policy Game. Suiteable for Stella Online
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A 20-equation version of the model behind Wheat's Monetary Policy Game. Suiteable for Stella Online.
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Economics
Education
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